North Loop, a diminutive neighborhood of postwar craftsman-style homes named for the boulevard that horizontally bisects it, functions as a sort of living history museum for the laid-back Austin vibe that brought the city so much attention in the first place. Its quirky, walkable central commercial district, its unpretentious bars, restaurants, and coffee shops -- they're all reminiscent of a time when you didn't need millions of dollars or the guidance of a holding company to operate a small business in the city, and the character shines through all over patron to get the full story and gain access to TOWERS' archive. (Sign-in)
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