Green News: The Cedar Door Now Recycles its Glass, Plastic & Paper! 
"Enjoy Cedar Door's Mexican Martinis and avoid downtown traffic… 'This drink has been copied all over Austin and people are always asking us how to make it at home; now we can just hand them a bottle,' [Steve] Potts [owner of Cedar Door] says. The mix ($5.99) is available at the bar and Spec's. Potts says other retailers will be adding it in coming months."
- The Austin American Statesman, Dec 26, 2007
The Cedar Door Original Mexican Martini Mix is listed in the Onion's AV Club holiday gift guide, "...expertly blended by the namesake Second Street bar that first invented Austin’s favorite cocktail more than 25 years ago..."
- The Onion, Dec 6, 2007
Awarded the Austin Chronicle Restaurant Poll's "Still the Best Take-off on a Margarita: Mexican Martini at the Cedar Door"
- Austin Chronicle, 2006
"For decades, the Cedar Door tavern, a nomadic watering hole for politicians, journalists and courthouse lawyers, has been a symbol of this fast-growing city's quirky culture."
- New York Times, March 18, 2002
"Throughout its 27 years, the Cedar Door has been a bar on the move."
- Dallas Morning News, September 16, 2002
"As for the Cedar Door itself, the quaint structure took another midnight journey late Tuesday -- back across the river to its new home on the northeast corner of Second and Brazos, west of the Austin Convention Center."
- Austin Chronicle, May 31, 2002
"Strange as it seems, Austin sees a little bit of itself in a red stucco house"
- Austin American Statesman, September 20, 2002
"It's not a big deal as real estate deals go, but it is notable that the Cedar Door bar has found a new home smack in the middle of Austin's developing entertainment corridors."
- GlobeSt.com, May 21, 2002
"Austin's mobile landmark and bar, The Cedar Door, will move to its fourth location in 26 years this month and begin renovations to reopen on Labor Day weekend under new ownership."
- Austin Business Journal, May 20, 2002
"...one of the oldest bars in Austin, and it absolutely oozes character.
- Trend Central Austin
"It's the fourth move in 26 years for the Cedar Door. Like Ruta Maya or Ego's, it's a homegrown hangout that's truly Austin."
- News 8 Austin, February 27, 2002
"Saturday night will mark the last call for the Cedar Door -- on East Cesar Chavez, that is. Next stop: South Austin. Fortunately, the little bar that has stood ground on a peaceful patch of earth (save for the rumble of the train) for eight years is well equipped for mobility."
- Austin Chronicle, November 9, 2001
"The Cedar Door, an Austin landmark no matter where it ends up, will close at the end of the evening Nov. 10"
- Austin Business Journal, November 7, 2001
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