Truluck’s, an iconic presence in the Austin dining scene for nearly 23 years, has relocated to 300 Colorado Street, just a stone’s throw away from its previous location. The restaurant will officially reopen its doors on Friday, June 16, offering guests a more modern ambiance with a two-level layout that includes a main floor bar, dining room, and a mezzanine level dining area, bar, and outdoor patio. The new space offers breathtaking views of the Downtown Austin skyline, providing an elevated experience for diners.
Food enthusiasts can expect Truluck’s to continue serving their signature dishes and guest favorites at the new location. From the mouthwatering Miso-Glazed Sea Bass to the delectable Sesame Seared Tuna and Prime King Crab, the menu promises a sumptuous feast for seafood lovers. Truluck’s is committed to culinary excellence, sourcing the finest seasonal seafood delicacies from around the world and serving them fresh, ocean-to-table. The restaurant’s kitchen is equipped with top-of-the-line Hestan commercial kitchen suites, elevating their capabilities in delivering exceptional dishes.In addition to the delectable cuisine, Truluck’s offers an extensive wine list, recognized by Wine Spectator Magazine’s Award of Excellence. Guests can explore highly rated varietals by the bottle or the glass, while mixologists craft premium spirits into expertly crafted libations.
The new location also features a second-story wrap-around patio with stunning skyline views, where patrons can enjoy Happy Hour specials from 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm daily, including half-price liquor, featured wines, and discounts on a wide selection of bottled wines. With its commitment to quality, service, and sustainability, Truluck’s aims to continue providing an elegant and stylish dining experience in Austin’s thriving culinary landscape.
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