NOT YOUR AVERAGE GUIDE to Austin, Texas

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Some of the activities and things we did in Austin Texas:
-Jacob's Well
-The Blue Hole
-Barton Springs Pool
-Food Trucks
-The Oasis
-Buc-Eee's
-Riverwalk in San Antonio, TX
-Gruene Hall in Gruene, Texas

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[sarahlouise]

why am i watching this i literally live there

[jdubya]

Thanks for the video of my hometown but.. Sorry Will you're fired! You missed the most important things to do in Austin.. Rainey Street, 6th street, Town Lake bridge with the bats, paddle boarding, South Congress, UT campus, with Barton Springs.. You missed Zilker Park, segway tour downtown Austin, Capitol building, Torchy's tacos, Franklins BBQ, Stubbs...just to name a few! Also, San Antonio should be its own video!

[joyboykin]

haha most of this wasn't even in Austin - more like a guide to a 60mi stretch of I-35 lol

[wildhorse]

Genius move going in December so you could convince everyone on the internet that it's not crowded AF literally everywhere in Austin

[shannonelysee]

He didn’t even mention how terrible the traffic is

[kaitlinc.]

austin is changing rapidly - for the worse. if you’re thinking about moving out there - Don’t! unless you’re anticipating the disgustingly uneven gentrification, ridiculously high rent in low income areas, and traffic so awful you’ll never want to drive again.

[GLedesma]

Disclosure : Barton springs (*pool) ain't free.

[trevorclive]

Buc-ee's is the perfect representation of everything Texas truly stands for. It is huge, it is a glorious delight, the food is absolutely delicious (it is not physically possible to make a more perfect brisket sandwich), and it is a gas station that sells XXXXL T-shirts.

[tinatankersleyrobinson]

Austin tx is my favorite place in the world, unfortunately I'm now living retirement in Florida, but Austin has my heart forever

[UNITEDBYSTRUGGLE]

Protip: Don’t eat at Oasis or riverwalk restaurants. In Austin right next to Oasis is Steiner Ranch Steakhouse. Great view better food. San Antonio Alamo Cafe is good but Mi Tierra is an experience.

[WillEdmond]

Damn we’re good Mike! Can’t wait for more epic adventures with you homie!

[catloverfl]

My favorite part of this video is watching and learning so much about all the places you've visited. My travels with Mike and Will. What a pleasure this has been.

[kieranshae]

I've lived in Austin 5 years and I've never done any of this. I think when you live here and have to deal with the traffic the idea of driving 45 min anywhere is insane

[ChennysaFerrynrera]

You are a talented person who is admired for navigating unseen, unknow, and undiscovered dimensions. You are a person worth knowking, worth exploring. Your navigation is unique. Your journey is what people want to see and experience...my love...💖

[MarkLightGroup]

I live in San Antonio. You're right, Austin is completely awesome, if you can stand the traffic. The Riverwalk in SA is very cool but it's a tourist trap with just so-so restaurants (by S. TX standards). Mi Tierra, while very good...but far from the very best Mexican food in town, is an institution that everyone should experience here. But Gruene, TX is the real hidden gem down here. Very quaint still, even though the secret is now out. Grab dinner at the Gristmill next to Gruene Hall & have the onion rings. You can thank me later.

[AshMo]

on behalf of Austin, DO NOT I REPEAT DO NOT MOVE HERE!!!

[sichaelmcott]

The oasis is in the outskirts of Austin Buckees is outside of Austin and the river walk is in a whole other city

[aaronvotan]

I have never seen Austin that empty! It's always way more crowded then this

[markiefresh]

First spot “Wimberley” lol “guide to Austin”

[dalebowersock]

So much to do here in Austin! I'm glad you picked some of the non-traditional stops. Lots more here to see. I hope y'all return soon and expand on your tour.