Texas comfort food restaurant mini-chain Jack Allen’s Kitchen is opening its sixth location in Hutto next year. It’ll be found within the Hutto Co-Op District at 420 Highway 79 starting sometime in the summer of 2024. This will be the first time the company is building a restaurant from the ground up (instead of inheriting an older restaurant space). It’ll serve lunch, dinner, weekend brunch, cocktails, wines, and beers.
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Barbecue Restaurant Expansion
Elgin barbecue restaurant Southside Market & Barbeque opened its fourth location in Hutto last week on October 15. The 106 Co-op Boulevard restaurant, known for its sausages among other smoked meats, is open with dine-in (indoor and patio), takeout, curbside pickup, and drive-thru services. The restaurant from co-owners pitmaster Bryan Bracewell and Rachel Bracewell is known for its sausages, among other smoked meats. The original Elgin location opened in 1882 by founder William Moon. Bryan Bracewell’s grandfather bought the restaurant in 1968. New locations opened in Bastrop in 2014, and Austin in 2019. The Hutto restaurant’s hours are from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily.
In the first-ever expansion for the 48-year-old retro fast food restaurant, Top Notch Burgers is coming to Hutto. The new second location will be in the under-development Hutto Co-Op District at 420 Highway 79, starting in 2020.
The new Top Notch will serve the same classic menu of charcoal-grilled burgers, fried chicken, and onion rings, although a press release teased new secret menu items. The new location will also include details from the original like car hop stations and classic signage.
The Hutto Co-Op District will also have a location of Elgin-based barbecue restaurant Southside Market and a location of movie theater and restaurant Flix Brewhouse. It will also house Hutto’s City Hall and library.
Top Notch is best known for its inclusion in the classic movie Dazed and Confused. Ray and Frances Stanish opened the Burnet Road restaurant in 1971. In 2010, after Ray’s death, Frances passed ownership to her brothers-in-law Kelly Chappell and Phillip Santa Cruz, who own fast-casual restaurants Zocalo Cafe and Galaxy Cafe.
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