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Trace – Downtown

Local Cuisine and Nonalcoholic Drinks Sunday–Thursday or Friday–Saturday (Half Off)

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Wed Aug 22 04:59:59 UTC 2012
Value
$50
Discount
50%
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$25
  • T460x279
  • Let's Do Brunch
  • Date Night
  • Farm-to-Table

In a Nutshell

Contemporary menu begets breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner dishes with ingredients that hail from local farms

The Fine Print

  • Expires Jan 16, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per table. Valid only for option purchased. $50 Groupon valid only on Sunday - Thursday. $60 Groupon valid only Friday - Saturday. Valid for dine-in only. Not valid for alcohol. Must use promotional value in 1 visit. Reservations required.
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Taking loved ones on dinner dates makes them feel special, much like hiring a loud person to shout their name on the sidewalk. Make your sweetheart swoon with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

  • $25 for $50 worth of locally sourced cuisine and nonalcoholic drinks Sunday–Thursday
  • $30 for $60 worth of locally sourced cuisine and nonalcoholic drinks Friday or Saturday

Six menus sate appetites at every hour of the day with such dishes as the market omelet with roasted mushrooms, gruyere, and cured ham ($14), the veggie pakora burger seasoned with Indian spices ($12), and grilled Niman Ranch strip steak with red wine jus ($36).

Trace

Valerie Broussard's purpose as Trace's forager is to source fresh ingredients from local farms and to track down the best cheeses, cured meats, jams, and hot sauces from artisan producers. Working in tandem with Broussard, Chef Ben Hightower evokes the personality of Austin, crafting a menu with a conscience that complements the W Austin Hotel's pledge for sustainability and eco-friendly practices. Black lacquered tables cradle sharable plates of charcuterie and fresh oysters as waiters round up ranch strip steaks and all-natural FreeBird chicken breasts, accompanied by accents such as organic rainbow chard and Springdale Farms winter squash.

If the entire restaurant's décor was born from a single burst, the burst must have come from the dining room's modern chandelier, which features silver rods that erupt from a central point and teardrop lights that cast a dim glow through the interior's thin, sprawled boughs. Wide-set stone columns sit nobly against steel-hued drapes, leading eyes to the walls' mirror mosaics and out into the equally stylish W Austin Hotel.

Groupon Says

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The Groupon Guide to: Grandfather Clocks

Contrary to popular belief, grandfather clocks aren’t clocks that had to move into the downstairs bedroom of your house because they have a bad hip and can’t get around so well these days. They’re actually beautiful and masterfully crafted timekeepers. Get the scoop on big clocks with this guide:

  • Grandfather clocks have a tall base so that they can be seen over the heads of houseguests lingering late into the night and household residents who aren’t supposed to be out of bed at that hour.

  • The ticking sound a grandfather clock emits each second reminds its owner of how swiftly time passes, time that could have been spent getting a sound night’s sleep.

  • The only person to ever successfully open a grandfather clock didn’t find any gears inside, just a list of men who were too busy wasting their time to be successful.

  • The White House has a famous grandfather clock called The Honorability. Little-known, single-term president Franklin Pierce once said of it, “I know that clocks can’t actually form opinions or frown disapprovingly, but that overgrown wristwatch is judging me and I’m going to kill it.”

Which US president killed a grandfather clock?

Trace

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    Downtown

    200 Lavaca St.
    Austin, Texas 78701
    (512) 542-3660
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