Best Dinner Places to Eat in Pflugerville

"Contigo has been a Mueller-area mainstay for families since it opened in 2011, and the 2018 renovations made it more parent-friendly than ever. Folks can gather in the enclosed dining area for a more temperate experience during the scorching summer, or enjoy the beer garden's block-party feel with their dogs and younglings. Updates also include a fenced play yard off the deck bar, while kids (and adults) can play cornhole and washers."

"The inspiration for this place was a ranch by the same name in South Texas. The owners loved the original ranch so much that they decided to bring it with them to Austin and open this restaurant on the fringes of the now booming Mueller development. The open concept restaurant is almost entirely outdoors, with just the kitchen, bar and a few tables actually under a roof."

"We're going to irritate some locals by highlighting this dapper cottage of deliciousness. Pop in for croissants, crepes and a few noodle dishes in the morning, plus the deliciously creamy Vietnamese coffee."

"Home Slice draws the Austin crowds with its New York-style pizzas, which have proven to be so popular that the joint sells 1,000 pies daily. Fans include Tim Love, who frequents the spot for its pepperoni and white slices. Home Slice’s pepperoni pie is slathered with a rich layer of tomato sauce, dusted with oregano, then hit with a flurry of Parmesan, provolone and mozzarella cheeses before being finished with perfect rounds of pepperoni."

"Two Locations in Austin | Home Slice Pizza is one of Austin’s most legendary neighborhood pizza joints serving authentic New York-style pizza—by the pie or by the slice—to nice people like you. From their original and popular location on South Congress and 2nd location on North Loop, they offer their homemade, hand-tossed, bona fide pies for either dine-in or carry-out. Photo by Hayden Walker"

"Located across the lot from its parent pizza shop, More Home Slice’s window is perfect for eating on the go or picking up an entire pie to enjoy at home. The takeout menu also offers salads, antipasti, sandwiches, and a beer and wine list, too."

"Perched high atop a hill, Oasis Restaurant offers arguably the best panoramic view in Austin (Credit: Daniel Horande on Flickr CC). Rather than saving the best for last, I’m going against the grain and commencing this list with a spot that arguably possesses one of the most spectacular views in Texas (AND is my personal favorite): Oasis Restaurant. Every square inch of outdoor patio essentially serves as an observation deck, and the breathtaking views of Lake Travis easily span miles."

"This is one of those restaurants that’s so popular you see people sporting its swag (t-shirts, ball caps, etc.) all over Texas!. Plus, it’s got amazing lake front property with to-die-for views perfect for the ‘gram!. There is actually an annual competition for who can capture the most beautiful shot of this place at sunset!"

"You’ll drive through rolling hills of green and look up at the limestone mountains as you make your way to the Oasis on Lake Travis for the most stunning cliff-side views overlooking the lake. The food here is actually awful. People come here mostly for the views."

"The taste is miles better than Mad Greens and the service is always amazing. Frankie is one of the employees that alwa..."

"Serving the Austin area since 1954, Ski Shores Cafe doles out breakfast, lunch, and dinner with a side of lakeside views (Credit: Ski Shores Cafe). A hidden gem located on Lake Austin, Ski Shores Cafe offers patrons a laid-back ambience and a tiny slice of the true Austin lifestyle. This is the perfect place to kick back with a few friends, enjoy countless amounts of breakfast tacos, and bask in the beauty of your surroundings."

"Located on Lake Austin, Ski Shores Cafe is a small, welcoming venue that comes with a gated, safe play area. The scenery, local wildlife, and playpen means that your kids can remain safe and that they’ll never find a single moment of boredom."

"Order burgers and fries while watching boaters and jet skiers out on Lake Austin from the large deck of the old restaurant."

"701 Congress Ave | Located in the heart of Downtown, the Intercontinental Stephen F. Austin Hotel has one of the best patios in town, complete with refreshing cocktails and the most incredible view of Congress Avenue, the State Capitol, and the historic Paramount Theatre. In addition to the wonderful view, you can enjoy Stephen F. Austin’s great happy hour deals from the terrace every Sun – Thurs from 5:00 p.m."

"Located in Anderson Arbor, Sharetea has various branches across the US, with all ingredients shipped directly from Taiwan. The Sharetea in Austin offers the classic milk teas, as well as creamas, moitos, ice blended, and even your own option of taking ½ gallon teas to go!. A drink I have been dying to try is the Hokkaido Pearl Milk Tea – essentially caramel toffee."

"The oldest bubble tea chain in the U.S., Sharetea is now in Austin. This chain started in Taiwan in 1992 and has grown to over 450 stores in 18 countries. Franchise owner Christine Nieh, who is a UT grad, loves bubble tea so much, it was fated that she open up her own shop."

"Sharetea was one of the first bubble tea shops to open in the U.S. The company first started serving up bubble tea in Taiwan back in 1992. Today, they have bubble tea shops in more than 18 countries across the globe including one in North Austin."

"Taco Donut Palace is such an Austin institution that someone wrote a song about it. And with a rainbow of brightly glazed donuts in the display case, as well as some pretty solid steam-table breakfast tacos, and some of the best jalapeño cheese kolaches in town -- crispy edged with cheese oozing from both ends -- there's a lot here to sing about. Try the infamous El Torro donut, which is fried in the shape of a hand doing the hook 'em sign and has plenty of crispy edges perfect for dipping in the surprisingly excellent coffee."

"They got my order wrong and I didn't open the tacos until I got home obviously. They had gotten my order wrong before and told me it was too busy to..."

"Voodoo Donuts is the perfect place to go for breakfast, dessert, or a late-night snack. They are known for being quirky, a little bit out of the norm, and the donut scene is no exception. They offer a wide variety of unique donuts that you cannot get anywhere else."

"The iconic Portland doughnut shop made its way over onto Dirty Sixth, with long lines for cake and yeast sweets like the namesake doll one, and others loaded with extra treats like bacon, candy, and cereal."

"Monster Donuts serves coffee, doughnuts, doughnut holes, kolaches and breakfast sandwiches. It is located at 1825 Crystal Falls Parkway, Ste."

"If you’ve dined at Thai Fresh, you’ve probably tried their delicious dairy-free ice cream. They opened up an ice cream shop on the east side dedicated to their frozen treats and baked goods. Flavors like pandan and Thai tea will give you heart eyes!"

"Cool down with an organic pop from Steel City Pop’s recently-opened brick and mortar. Whether you opt for a fruity, refreshing flavor like hibiscus or a creamy, rich flavor like peanut butter pie, we guarantee your stomach will be just as happy as your eyes. Dip, dredge, drizzle, and dust these brightly colored little showstoppers with toppings and sauces for some added razzle dazzle and probably more likes."

"Just as the name signifies, Steel City Pops specializes in flavored ice pops. These pops are made from fresh all-natural, certified organic and locally-harvested ingredients, sweetened only with raw, natural cane sugar. That means they’re healthy, right?"

"Tucked away off Barton Springs Road, Casa de Luz is a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of its city surroundings. The fixed menu here is based on a macrobiotic diet and features plenty of wholesome and affordable plant-based dishes that are served cafeteria-style. The longtime vegan restaurant and community center is located in a secret garden-like atmosphere, which locals love for the sense of tranquility it provides."

"Founded by Eduardo Longoria, Casa de Luz is an oasis-like getaway eager to welcome all those who need a break from the hustle and bustle of city life. It’s also the perfect place to give your tummy a break from the not-so-healthy, not-very-heart-friendly dishes that Austin’s barbecue joints tend to serve up. The lush tree-filled area provides the perfect relaxing setting to enjoy fixed meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner."

"Specializes in: Coffee and dessertLife is sweeter when you’re eating at Fat Cat Organic, because they specialize in out-of-this-world desserts and fair trade, organic coffee, tea, and ice cream. The fresh-daily baked goods—like adorable Campfire cupcakes or made-to-order Belgian Waffles—may steal the show, but there’s always room for a cafe cortado, a milkshake, or a vegan sundae piled high with toppings.How to order: While they are currently closed for dine-in, you can order online for contactless pick-up or delivery (based on location). Available for Delivery/Takeout"

"[I heard] that there’s a cat cafe which I’m curious about,” said UT-Austin freshman Tiffany Gilkes. Explore that curiosity at Blue Cat Café, where you can play with cats from the Austin Humane Society. And if all that kitty cuddling makes you want a furry friend at home, you can adopt one there."