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Spotlight On: Lamberts Downtown Barbecue
Lamberts Downtown Barbecue, located in the historic Schneider Store at 401 West 2nd Street, puts a fancy "twist" on the oldest of Texas' culinary traditions. This new staple of the 2nd Street District serves lunch and dinner, as well as offers event space for groups.
Private parties at Austin's hippest new venue are staged with a touch of history. The Schneider Store was built in 1873 as one of the first general stores in the city. The building survived the Depression, two fires and near demolition. In 2000, the City of Austin began restoring the building, which now shows its original facade and stands as a testament to historic downtown.
The two-story facility boasts 2,000 square feet of space per floor and accommodates private parties with up to 200 guests. Downstairs, as many as 60 guests can enjoy a private seated dinner or reception. The upstairs area, which services up to 150 people, overlooks downtown's glittering skyline. Smaller parties may enjoy the shaded patio, where up to 75 guests take in Austin's great outdoors and the bustle of this popular downtown district.
Chef Larry McGuire creates customized "fancy barbecue" menus, from light hors d'oeuvres to plated dinners. Guests can sample from Lamberts' signature charcuterie plate while sipping a martini, or sit down to brown sugar-and-coffee-rubbed brisket with a side of buttermilk potato salad. For a true Texas dessert experience, select the fried pies.
No Austin meeting or event is complete without live music. Lamberts hosts such regular musical guests as Johnny Gimble, Gary Clark Jr. and Marshall Ford Swing Band.
For more information, visit www.fancybarbecue.com or call 512-494-1500. To book music, contact Will Bridges at will@lambertsaustin.com.
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Lamberts Downtown Barbecue
Lamberts Downtown Barbecue, located in the historic Schneider Store at 401 West 2nd Street, puts a fancy "twist" on the oldest of Texas' culinary traditions. This new staple of the 2nd Street District serves lunch and dinner, as well as offers event space for groups.
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