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- ?Apartment or Condo •4032 South Lamar Boulevard Suite 200 (Highway 71/360), Austin
- ?Real Estate • $$$$ •2500 Bee Caves Rd, Austin
Lynn L. • February 6, 2011There's a bar there called The Brown Bar, wonderful martinis!! Try the Bananas Foster or the White Grape one!
Jay J. • December 29, 2011A great office location! Reasonably priced from downtown amazing beautiful historic building. CBRE management staff are helpful and fun pople
?Structure •1700 North Congress Avenue (17th Street), Austin
Manda M. • April 2, 2012The cafeteria is under new ownership and much improved. Try a Breakfast 'kolache'.
- ?Office •2601 N Lamar Blvd (End of Longview St), Austin
Dallas T. • September 29, 2011Home offices of Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner, Department of Banking, and Department of Savings and Mortgage Lending
?Academic Building •1912 Speedway (btw Wichita st. & Speedway), Austin
Dat L. • March 5, 2012The best restrooms on campus: huge, clean, and empty.
?Administrative Building •2200 Inner Campus Dr (at Guadeloupe St.), Austin
Jaime P. • October 23, 2012The Center for Mexican American Studies is on the 5th floor. Look for the post office on the west side of the building, and it's accessible from the outside only.
Nikon USA • March 12, 2011If you're taking pictures at sunset or in low light, try using a Night Portrait mode. The setting allows you to take pictures with well balanced light while preserving the ambient illumination.
Phillip G. • November 17, 2010The men's restrooms are on the second (entrance level) and fourth floors. Women's restrooms are on the first (basement) and the third floors.
Elynn L. • February 7, 2012The auditorium is a bit cold, so bring a jacket! Also, the rows are quite small, so sitting towards the aisles will aid in a quick exit after class.
Alyssa P. • February 7, 2013Beautiful and quiet place to study with an amazing outdoor area! Grab Starbucks at the SAC on your way :)
The University of Texas at Austin • November 15, 2012This building is home to the oldest pharmacy college in Texas. On view throughout the building are the contents of an apothecary shop founded in 1864 in Jefferson, Texas.
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