Four Seasons fine dining restaurants in downtown Austin offer elegant dinner experiences and a vibrant social scene in the heart of the city. Indulge in Latin flavours with a Texas twist at Ciclo or relax at Live Oak, our premier bar, featuring handcrafted cocktails and stunning views.

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Kentucky Derby Party In Live Oak | Saturday, May 2, 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
The two most exciting minutes in sports brings a full evening of fun thanks to the much-anticipated return of the beloved annual Derby Day Party in Live Oak. Guests can enjoy a live viewing of the race (from multiple event televisions), live music, festive signature cocktails, race-inspired bites, costume contests (for best hat and best dressed) and much more. Admission includes a complimentary mint julep and one race chit to predict the day’s top three finishers. A portion of event proceeds will benefit Dell Children’s Medical Center.
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Meet The Team

Abril Callender

Executive Chef
With over a decade of culinary experience at Four Seasons, Chef Abril Callender brings both creative vision and operational excellence to her role as executive chef at Four Seasons Hotel Austin. Chef Callender has built a reputation for leading the Hotel’s most high-profile and large-scale events, all while leading the kitchen team with passion, creativity and warmth. Her tenure has seen the introduction of imaginative offerings such as Ciclo’s iconic Tomahawk Experience, along with a renewed emphasis on dietary innovation and responsibly sourced ingredients. Known for her vibrant Latin-inspired fare and inventive vegan dishes, she leads with a commitment to innovation, sustainability and delivering unforgettable dining experiences.
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Amanda Pallagi

Executive Pastry Chef
Growing up cooking alongside her grandma in rural Texas, Amanda’s natural craftiness and prowess in the kitchen turned into a full-fledged business in high school. Despite this early success and subsequent roles in restaurants, Amanda didn’t consider culinary school seriously until 2008 when she joined Four Seasons Hotel Austin as a hostess in the restaurant. Drawn inexorably to the pastry shop, she was taken under the wing of the executive pastry chef who motivated her to seek out professional training. Over the next five years, Amanda took on increasing levels of responsibility before her promotion to the top pastry position in late 2015.

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