AUSTIN, Texas - Looking to do something special for Easter? Several Austin-area businesses and restaurants are offering up something special.
Here's a look at some of the things you can get to enjoy at home or that you can safely enjoy at the establishment if you feel ready to go out.
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Trudy's
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On Easter Sunday Trudy's is offering a Tex Mex feast including Migas enchiladas, chilequiles, Bloody Marys, mimosas, and more.
Families will also be able to take a pic with the Easter Bunny and if they post the picture on social media they'll get 10% off their order. Kids 12 and under eat free.
Get more details here.
South Congress Cafe
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South Congress Cafe is serving up all of your brunch favorites on Easter Sunday. There'll be an onsite DJ from 12 - 3 p.m. while sipping on your favorite cocktail or mimosa before ordering a delicious entree, like the shortrib hash or carrot cake french toast.
Get more details here.
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Easy Tiger
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Easy Tiger is offering items for preorder that can be available for curbside and delivery April 2-4. Returning items include pull-apart rolls, two new quiches, and a house-smoked ham. There's also a spring cookie tin available.
Get full details here.
Juniper
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Starting Easter Sunday, Juniper will be offering brunch every Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Guests can enjoy a prix-fixe menu that includes fresh pastries, some classic Juniper dishes, and fun Italian brunch items for $45 per person.
Menus will be available on the Juniper website. Reservations are now available on OpenTable. Juniper will also be open for dinner service from 5-9 p.m.
FoliePop's
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This Easter, FoliePop’s at Hill Country Galleria has dessert covered with a special Easter Egg dessert. The Easter Egg consists of an egg of coconut mousse with a mango-passion fruit coulis at the center sitting atop a buttery sponge cake and crispy chocolate base.
For an extra luxurious experience, FoliePop’s will also have an added option to cover the egg with edible gold leaf. The special limited-time dessert is now available to order online. The Easter Egg is a personal-sized cake and costs $15.
Quack's Bakery
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All three Quack's Bakery locations (Lady Quackenbush’s Cakery in Mueller, Quack’s 43rd Street Bakery & Captain Quackenbush’s Coffeehouse) are offering a myriad of Easter goodies for a limited time. Items include a carrot "bunny cake", Easter-themed cupcakes, DIY Easter Egg cookie kits, and even picnic baskets.
You can get a full list of items and more information here.
Chicken Salad Shoppe
The ghost kitchen on Burnet Road is offering a limited-time Spring 1/2 Pound Monster Cookie called The Passion Of The Peep. It's a half-pound stuffed sugar cookie with passionfruit curd, glaze, and topped with a Peep.
Chicken Salad Shoppe also offers chicken salad sandwich platters for preorder. Get more details and order here.
Contigo Catering
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An Easter Prix Fixe menu is available that serves four people and includes frittata, morning buns, sugar snap pea salad, honey & clove glazed pork loin, rosemary & garlic whole chicken with spiced quinoa and roasted broccoli, and salted caramel chocolate tart. The cost is $195. Mimosa kits, wine, and a la carte menu items are also available. Get more information and order here.
TLC Austin
The restaurant is offering lobster deviled eggs, jumbo crab cakes, and a TLC Cubano Sandwich for Easter Sunday only. The items are available for dine-in and takeout. You can get more information and order online here.
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The League Kitchen & Tavern
On Easter, The League will be offering their weekend brunch from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Reservations are suggested. You can get more information about the menu and ordering here.