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First Street space offering wine by the glass and bottle; an array of cheese and fruit boards; and other small bites.
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• Relocating in late June • 1711 S. First St., Austin • www.housewineaustin.com
In the news
5 444 Tattoo The studio, formerly known as Companion Tattoo, underwent new ownership and a name change in June. 444 Tattoo is now owned by tattoo artist Annie Mess, who has more than 20 years of experience in the industry. The shop has several artists who specialize in different styles of tattoos, from traditional and color to black and gray.
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2 Date Nite Gallery The gallery is locally owned by artist Landry McMeans. Date Nite Gallery showcases a variety of local artists in a range of mediums, including paintings, jewelry, ceramics, clothing and fiber art. • Opened June 1
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• 4390 S. First St., Austin • Instagram: 444_tattooatx
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• 3908 Menchaca Road, Austin • www.landrymcmeans.com
6 1417 French Bistro The Bouldin Creek neighborhood restaurant shuttered its doors at the end of May, which was announced via social media. Allison Welsh owned the restaurant, offering a variety of French specialty dishes. A note on the door states the building will be redeveloped to make way for a new project called Bouldin Creek Lofts. • Closed May 30 • 1417 S. First St., Austin 7 Sunroom The women’s clothing and accessory shop, founded by Lucy Jolis in 2013, has closed its Austin location within the South Congress Hotel. The Malibu, California, location of Sunroom will relocate and remain open. The online shop will also remain open. • Closed June 1 • 1603 S. Congress Ave., Austin • www.shopsunroom.com
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3 Kido International The global preschool and infant care brand will open a new location in the Bouldin Creek neighborhood this year. Kido International will offer daily Spanish immersion and outdoor play as part of its curriculum for children 6 weeks to 5 years old. • Opening in 2024
Coming soon
1 Tacodeli The Austin-founded chain will be taking over the space where Masa y Más taqueria sat on South Lamar Boulevard. This will be the first standalone location of Tacodeli which will feature an expanded cocktail menu with a new signature drink, the Doña Rita, a spicy cocktail featuring the restaurant's Salsa Doña. • Opening July 14 • 1817 S. Lamar Blvd., Austin • www.tacodeli.com
• 1924 S. First St., Austin • www.kidoschools.com
Relocations
4 House Wine After 16 years, the locally owned bar helmed by Kerry White has relocated from 408 Josephine St., Austin. The business will continue operations in its new South
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