With the government shutdown threatening SNAP in November, Austin-area food banks, pantries and drive-thru sites are helping families keep groceries on the table.

The city of Austin is brimming with charming city culture, including around 50 local breweries offering a range of boozy brews.

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Food critic Matthew Odam names the Austin restaurants serving the city's best Mexican food, including Suerte, Este, ATX Cocina and Nixta.

A powerful husband-and-wife team in the Austin food scene is adding another concept to their restaurant portfolio. Shokunin, a California-inspired sushi bar, will open Thursday, October 30, in the same East Sixth Street building as its sister restaurants NADC Burger and Pasta|Bar.

The Austin community can enjoy five new dining spots throughout the area and keep tabs on a restaurant coming soon.

The government's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)—also known as food stamps–is set to run out on November 1. This pause, due to the federal government shutdown, will affect millions of Americans who rely on the program to help feed their families.

Government food assistance benefits, known as SNAP, will stop on Nov. 1, due to federal shutdown. Here's how to find food.