'Tacos of Texas' Preview, UberEats’ Farmers Market Deliveries, and More A.M. Intel

— Take a sneak peek into taco journalists Mando Rayo and Jarod Neece's next book, Tacos of Texas, which publishes in September.

— Actress Haylie Duff, who has her own show on the Cooking Channel, visited Hillside Farmacy and Eden East. She even posed for a photo with chef Sonya Cote.

✨Epic evening of great friends, too many bourbons, fireflies, incredible food & @sonya_cote @edeneastaustin #austin ✌️

A photo posted by haylieduff (@haylieduff) on May 25, 2016 at 10:46pm PDT

— Now that Uber isn't driving around anymore, UberEats is expanding with farmers market deliveries from the Sustainable Food Center's downtown market starting on Saturday, May 28. $20 will get you a box of various goods.

— Wright Bros. Brew & Brew now serves breakfast tacos from Pueblo Viejo, which pair well with Kerlin BBQ's kolaches.

— Alternative metal band Deftones feasted on smoked meats from Micklethwait Craft Meats while talking to Vice Munchies.

— A man was attacked after leaving Kung Fu Saloon in the Domain's Rock Rose last month. The alleged attacker didn't like the way the victim looked at him, and punched him twice.

— Chicken wing trailer Tommy Want Wingy has a new home at Lustre Pearl on Rainey Street now.

— Tasting Table's national ice cream roundup includes Cow Tipping Creamery's Dallas expansion, but doesn’t mention the sweets shop’s new Austin brick and mortar.

— Bon Appetit took a look at ice cream sandwiches, including Launderette's Instagram-ready birthday cake one.

— Project Smoke author Steven Raichlen visited Odd Duck and learned how the restaurant smokes fish.

— Republic Square Park's year-long renovations will bring food or coffee to the grounds.

— During a Texas road trip stop in Austin, Wide Open Country recommends visits to Kerbey Lane, Franklin Barbecue or Second Bar + Kitchen, and Uchi or Dai Due.

— Then, Better Homes and Gardens' Texas barbecue list includes Franklin Barbecue, Kerlin BBQ, Snow's BBQ, Salt Lick, and others.

— HEB bought the Twin Oaks Shopping Center next to the Oltorf location. No plans have been announced for the plot of land yet.

— J.W. Marriott continues sell the most booze in Austin, according to last month's liquor sales.

— Bike coffee shops are a thing, and Gear Junkie's includes Juan Pelota at Mellow Johnny's.