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The Flying Carpet flew past the night and day In spite of it’s poverty and fear It flew with passengers and alone To you Austin, It is legend Power and joy It is here and now Do not refuse the Flying Carpet Inside of you! OPEN FOR LUNCH DAILY 12-2:30 We are still in the … Continue reading »
WE ARE OPEN Moving to 504 West Oltorf has been a whirlwind of elation, relief, worry, fear and excitement. It is awesome to be a part of the South 1st/Oltorf vibe. To see our ideas come to life has been a blessing beyond measure. The street is alive with movement, people walking everywhere, different cultures … Continue reading »
Update: We are opening in 7 days!
Hello! Here’s a sneak peek at our new location. We’ve moved to a house located at 504 W. Oltorf (next to Churches and Popeyes)! We plan on opening mid November and our new home will have indoor seating, bathrooms, and PLENTY of parking.
Abderrahim and I share a cultural history. We notice it most when we are in the act of creation, cooking, dancing, or listening to music. It is often a visceral recognition of a smell, gesture, color or movement. His people occupied Spain for over 750 hundred years and left their souls, hands, hearts, spices, clothing, … Continue reading »
Hey Gang, We’re CLOSED M-W due to extreme heat conditions in the ATX. From now on we’ll be open: Thursday-Friday: 7:00pm – 9:30pm Saturday: 12:30pm – 3:30pm and 7:00pm – 10:00pm Sunday: 12:00pm – 6:00pm We will always notify you if we can’t make it, so please Like Us or Follow Us to stay in … Continue reading »
Abderrahim’s grandmother passed away in the arms of her son yesterday…..she raised Abdu and he adored her…..she was a tiny woman with a fiery personality…..she loved to sit on her stoop in the evenings and watch neighbors go by, gossip, laugh and give whomever was walking by a hard time..she was the mother to 8 … Continue reading »
WORK WITH WHAT YOU HAVE AND WHAT YOU HAVE WILL WORK In any small business venture the way you ‘present’ yourself can be the difference between survival and sure death. Being a proprietor of a food trailer with no marketing funds whatsoever was disheartening. I knew from my own experience as a diner that the … Continue reading »
We’re featured in The Statesman! Alexis Mateo sums it up with “BAM! Sickening, no?!” Thank you, Dacia!
