Austin trip - how'd I do?

Just got back from spending a few days in Austin and thought I'd post my results. We definitely tried to go all out.

The headliner was Uchi. Needless to say, it was the best sushi I've had. The foie gras nigiri was possibly the single greatest thing I've ever eaten. Hama chili was also great, as was the hot rock wagyu. Deserts, particularly the peanut butter semifreddo, were exceptional. The only thing I wouldn't do again was the Shag roll. It may have tasted good, but the fish wasn't on display as much as I would have preferred for such an experience. Also, the suishan Sake was easily the best I've ever had, which isn't saying much.

Tacodeli- About as gourmet as tacos can get. Had the wild boar, sweet potato, and mojo fish tacos. Also ate most of my gf's brisket which was outstanding.

Teji's- Great Indian with the best naan I've ever had (minus the piece of plastic wrap I found baked into mine)on UT's campus.

Ranch 616 - This place seems to be polarizing, but we had a good experience. Our frog legs were very meaty and juicy (feel free to insert joke) and came over a delicious bed of poblano mashed potatoes. Both our quail and duck entrees were solid. Unfortunately we were both too hungover to drink, but they had what looked to be a stellar selection of margarita and house cocktails.

We attempted to go to Franklin, but we underestimated the line. Definitely not something you just approach off the street. Ended up having an adequate meal at Stubbs.

Went to a few food trucks, including Goldis sausage. Good enough sausage, but nothing to write home about.

Also went to several good bars, as well, mainly Easy Tiger, White Horse, Violet Crown, Handlebar. Also, our hostel, Firehouse, had an excellent bar downstairs with a semi-burlesque atmosphere and superb cocktails.

As an added bonus, ate at both Darrell's and Old Tyme on the way to and from, respectively.

Pretty satisfying overall, to say the least, although I am disappointed we didn't do Franklin.