Rainey Street Historic District

Rainy Street is part of East Cesar Chavez and Holly neighborhoods and is considered one of Austin's most unique and historic areas. Once a quiet residential area, the district has transformed into a lively entertainment district with food trucks, live music, and some of the best bars in town.

 

Rainy Street is home to some of Austin's most popular bars and restaurants, including Banger’s Sausage House and Beer Garden, Clive Bar, and Lustre Pearl. If you’re looking for delicious food and drinks, you won't be disappointed.

 

Many of the bars and restaurants on Rainy Street feature outdoor patios and live music, making it a great place to spend an evening with friends.

 

Another highlight of the district is the Emma S Barrientos Mexican-American Cultural Center, which covers an expansive part of Rainy Street. The center offers a variety of programs and events that showcase the history and culture of the Tejano community in Austin.

 

Rainy Street is known for its unique atmosphere and lively entertainment. Visitors can enjoy a variety of food and drink options, including craft beers on draft and delicious food from local food trucks. The area is also home to Lucy's Mini Donuts, a local favorite.

 

One of the best ways to enjoy Rainy Street is by taking a walk along the Tejano Walking Trail, which winds through the district and highlights some of the area's historic landmarks.

 

The trail starts at the intersection of Rainy and Driskill Streets and ends at the Emma S Barrientos Mexican-American Cultural Center.