Hutto is about to be alright, alright, alright, many thanks to a new outpost of Major Notch Burgers.

Recognized for its laid-back again, diner-model delicacies and its famous position as one particular of the locations in Richard Linklater’s cult-most loved coming-of-age movie Dazed and Perplexed, Top Notch has just discovered designs for its next-at any time location, coming to the Austin suburb afterwards this yr.

The legendary restaurant’s new site will span 3,500 sq. ft, with both equally interior and exterior seating. It will be located at the new Hutto Co-Op District on Freeway 79 and is slated for completion late summer season.

MA Companions, developer of the 35-acre blended-use location at the historic cotton gin and grainery, commenced construction on the new notion this 7 days. Now property to Hutto’s Metropolis Corridor and Public Library, the Co-Op also offers acclaimed restaurant tenants like Southside Marketplace, the oldest repeatedly running barbecue institution in the United States, and the recently introduced Cocina Jalisco Sports Bar & Grill Mexican delicacies idea by Jaime Fernandez.

The original place of the beloved Austin burger cafe opened its doorways on Burnet Street in 1971 and is at present owned by Jay Bunda, Chris Courtney, and Kelly Chappell. The trio, who also own and operate a few Galaxy Café areas and the new outpost of Zocalo Café at the Austin airport, hope to recreate as numerous legendary information as achievable with the new Top Notch site.

From traditional signage to motor vehicle hop stations, the house will replicate many of the identical styles and materials as the Burnet spot. But most importantly, the menu will aspect buyer favorites (the famous charcoal grilled burgers, fried rooster, and hand-battered onion rings), plus new merchandise from a mystery menu.

“We’re setting up to carry on our car or truck hop services as nicely as raise the indoor and outside dining possibilities,” states Chappell in a release. “Our aim has constantly been to honor the primary restaurant, which has been an Austin staple for 51 years, and we imagine we’re a excellent match for the Co-Op District because of its appreciation for tiny, iconic organizations and concentrate on making powerful group synergy.”

Found at 420 US-79, the Hutto Co-Op District is 1 of the strongest visual symbols of Hutto’s agricultural heritage. The redevelopment has preserved 4 of its towering grain silos as a bridge concerning the city’s wealthy history and its quick contemporary development as a spot for businesses, citizens, and travellers.