 Iron Works Barbecue - Reviews from across the web
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aol cityguide: austin - restaurants, dining, pizza, mexican & chinese - iron works barbecue - overview
forging fine bbq since 19...
digitalcity.com
austin | dining | local traditional cuisine | iron works barbecue | wcities
the old weigl family iron works no longer forges metal, but a tasty assortment of fine texas barbecue. with walls adorned by branding irons, the motif is quintessentially western, perhaps for the benefit of conventioneers from the nearby convention center...
wcities.com
the new york times > travel > austin guide > restaurant details
from its creekside perch beside the austin convention center, this spot caters to a varied clientele of name-tagged conference attendees, construction workers, and thoroughly starched office workers. dependable house specialties include tender, pepper-crusted smoked pork loin and flintstones-size be...
travel2.nytimes.com
review of iron works - austin, tx, 78701 - austin citysearch
im a huge central texas style bbq fan. i finally tried iron works on a saturday morning soon after they opened at 11 am. got the sampler plate of brisket (i requested extra moist), be...
austin.citysearch.com
restaurant: iron works - austin - reviews of iron works
in this rustic setting this is authentic barbeque. you can order brisket by the pound. i recom...
tripadvisor.com
iron works - austin, tx, 78701 - austin citysearch
housed in the former workshop of ironsmith fortunat weigl and still displaying some of his tools and handiworks, this downtown eatery feels more like the camphouse of a hill country deer lease, with its pot-bellied stoves and screened porch. the dark-paneled w...
austin.citysearch.com
iron works - austin, tx, 78701 - austin citysearch
red river st austin, tx the scenehoused in the former workshop of ironsmith fortunat weigl and still displaying some of his tools and handiworks, this downtown eatery feels more like the camphouse of a hill country deer lease, with its pot-bellied...
austin.citysearch.com
igougo: iron works - austin restaurants, texas
this is a long walk from the capitol, but well worth it! maybe you could take the dillo to 1st and congress and walk towards i35? but if youre in texas, you absolutely have t...
igougo.com
Located along a slow moving...
Located along a slow moving creek, this former German iron shop features the best place in Austin for slow cook BBQ. With 70 year old wood-plank floors and a wood burning st...
travel.yahoo.com
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history and location (next door to the austin convention center) complement some pretty darn good barbecue that includes tasty beef ribs, brisket, sausage, chicken and pork loin. fork...
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