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4 Local pizza truck Sammataro will open its first brick-and-mortar location in December at 900 West 10th St., Austin. Sammataro sells New-York style pies that the owner Issac Flores describes as “wood fired and East Coast inspired.” It will replace 40 North, which closed in October. The food truck will remain open at 1108 E. 12th St., Austin. www.sammataro.love ANNIVERSARIES 5 Westlake Dermatology celebrated its 20th anniversary Oct. 7. The business opened its first location on Bee Caves Road in 2002. The clinic has a team of doctors who specialize in different areas, including plastic surgery, dermatology, dermatopathology and cosmetic consultations. Westlake Dermatology also does advanced spa and laser treatments. Westlake Dermatology has 18 locations in Austin, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio. Westlake Dermatology’s downtown location is at 327 E. Cesar Chavez St., Austin. 512-615-3280. www.westlakedermatology.com 6 Castle Hill Fitness celebrated its 20th anniversary in October at 1112 N Lamar Blvd, Austin. In addition to traditional gym amenities such as cardio and strength equipment, Castle Hill Fitness offers personal training, workshops and classes all under the same roof. Castle Hill also has spa services such as acupuncture, skin care, physical therapy and more. Castle Hill Fitness has been locally owned by Clayton Aynesworth since 2002. 512-478-4567. www.castlehillfitness.com
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CLOSINGS 7 Nau’s Enfield Drug —a pharmacy, diner, soda fountain and drug store—is closing permanently at 1115 W Lynn St, Austin. The owners of the building did not renew the lease, which will end in March. Nau’s Enfield Drug has been serv- ing Austinites since 1951. 512-476-1221. Facebook: Nau’s Enfield Drug RENOVATIONS 8 Austin Community College re- opened its Rio Grande campus Oct. 11. In 2017, the campus closed for renova- tions, which were funded through the district’s $386 million bond in 2014. The renovations addressed the wear and tear of the century-old building, including enhancements to its south courtyard, additional irrigation systems and other interior aesthetic changes. The campus is one of seven ACC campuses. The Rio Grande campus is located on 1212 Rio Grande St., Austin. 512-223-3000. www.austincc.edu
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DOWNTOWN/ WEST CAMPUS NOW OPEN 1 In Sept. Room 725 —a semi-private room in Austin’s Fairmount—began offering a new luxury menu called Champagne & Caviar on Friday and Saturday nights. The menu has a range of caviar, including Golden Osetra, Golden Kaluga, Smoked Trout Roe and Vegan Caviar; champagne by the glass or bottle; cocktails; and pre-embargo cigars. Room 725 is located at 101 Red River St., Austin. www.fairmont-austin.com/room725 2 A new fashion and home goods store opened on Oct. 6. Brooke Rodd , named after the boutique’s owner, sells apparel, accessories, candles, books, fragrance and more. The boutique features pieces
from Brooke Rodd’s own clothing line as well as clothes from other brands, such as Midnight Rider, Blue Boheme and Brodie Cashmere. Brooke Rodd is located at 632 N. Lamar Blvd., Austin. www.brookerodd.com COMING SOON 3 London-based company Electric Shuffle is making its way to Austin this fall. Electric Shuffle features a modern twist on the classic game by using camera vision technology—that was invented by a rocket scientist—to keep track of the puck, keep score, and add up to 24 people in a game. The space will also serve craft cocktails, beer, wine and snack plates. The space can also be reserved for parties between 15-250 people. Electric Shuffle will be located at 91 Red River St., Austin, and open Oct. 27. www.electricshuffleusa.com/austin
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