Facebook’s Downtown Cafe, Austin’s Burger History, and More A.M. Intel

— Facebook will create a giant cafe for employees as part of its downtown expansion plans.

— Tyson Cole and his Uchi crew perused through Vice Munchie's rooftop garden to cook a dinner with branzino and white peaches, complete with the recipe.

— Statesman's Michael Barnes took a tour through Austin's burger history with photos from old joints like Boo Koo Burgers and Ernie's Hamburger Stand.

— Former New Orleans Saints and Houston Oilers football player Earl Campbell stopped by Dirty Martin's for a bite.

— The Bonneville is taking a short vacation until Wednesday, July 13, reopening on Thursday, July 14.

— Money is being raised for Uchi staffer Arvind Hathaway's medical bills, after he experienced a brain aneurysm this month.

— Austin is ranked as #9 in Travel & Leisure's Best Cities list, voted by readers. Last year, the travel publication named the city as the country's "next great food town."

— Geraldine's was mentioned in Vanity Fair's piece about high-end "girlfriend experiences."

— For more nostalgia, Scrumptuous Chef shared photos of TC's Lounge.

— Topo Chico is becoming more and more popular, as seen with Texas Standard's report.

— Evan Voyles, the man who designed some of Austin's famous neon signs, including Home Slice Pizza's and Chuy's, spoke to Tribeza about how he entered the field.