Read six trending Austin-area stories from Oct. 5-9. <\/p>\n
Scrambles now open in Pflugerville<\/p>\n
Scrambles, a breakfast, brunch and lunch spot, opened in Pflugerville.\u00a0The restaurant serves dishes such as chilaquiles and migas as well as omelets and pancakes. Scrambles is open from 7 a.m.-3 p.m. daily.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Read the story by Reporter Jillian Nachtigal.<\/a><\/p>\n Gringo’s Mexican Kitchen coming to Northline<\/p>\n The Tex-Mex franchise is coming to Leander\u2019s Northline development. The Leander location will begin construction in May on a 9,500-square-foot space, according to project filings from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.<\/p>\n Find out more from Reporter Hamera Shabbir.<\/a><\/p>\n COTA sets sights on water park, resort<\/p>\n After COTALAND officials debuted more than 30 rides and attractions for people of all ages during events Sept. 26-27, they are looking ahead to a planned water park and on-site resort as part of Circuit of the Americas’ push to grow its year-round offerings.<\/p>\n Get the full story from Editor Amanda Cutshall.<\/a><\/p>\n Project LeanNation now open in Georgetown<\/p>\n Project LeanNation held its grand opening in Georgetown in late September, said employee Kimberly Garner, one of the business’s “educators” who greet clients and provide nutrition consultations.<\/p>\n