JewBoy Burgers Cuts Price to $10 for Decade Mark

JewBoy Burgers reduced the price of its signature burger to $10 on Thursday to mark a decade in business. Owner Mo Pittle confirmed the change via Instagram, noting that the price holds through the end of 2026. Pittle stated that the product remains identical to the original recipe. He added that the pricing adjustment acknowledges rising living costs. The owner described the move as a temporary measure for the current year.

The Austin food scene also welcomes new hospitality venues this week. Bohème, a boutique hotel, opened Friday at 400 Comal St. The property includes two cocktail bars. Sacred Souls operates inside the hotel and opened immediately. Higher Spirits remains on the rooftop and is scheduled for a later debut. A press release describes Sacred Souls as a living room atmosphere. The menu features ingredients such as lava salt and dragonfruit. It also lists non-alcoholic options, wines, and beers.

TC4 & Co. Hospitality expands into Georgetown in December. The group, which operates Cousin Louie’s Italian and Mighty Fine Burgers, Fries, and Shakes, will open a new League Kitchen & Tavern location. The new site sits at 1411 I-35 in Georgetown. The menu focuses on comfort food items like spinach artichoke dip and French onion soup. The building will also house Tony C’s Pizza & Beer Garden. That sister restaurant is set to open in January 2027.

Community food hub The Buzz Mill is recruiting two new food trucks. The venue seeks brands that operate during dinner and late-night hours. Current tenant Santo Patio covers breakfast and tacos. The Buzz Mill will provide free rent for the first month to attract applicants. The owners described the desired partners as like-minded and community-driven.

Neighborhood café Cenote addressed unpaid catering requests on social media. The business shared examples of inquiries from individuals and companies. None of the requests came from nonprofits. The owners emphasized that small businesses require payment for time and space. The post prompted comments from other local business owners.

The 10th annual Austin Mac and Cheese Festival takes place Sunday, November 15. The event is held at Star Hill Ranch in Bee Cave. More than 20 local restaurants will compete for attendee and judge votes. The festival offers unlimited bites of pasta and cheese. Live music and camp activities are also part of the schedule. Adult tickets cost $59.10 and are sold through Eventbrite.