Best Fine Dining in Round Rock

"5520 Burnet Rd #100 | Eric Silverstein’s southern-Asian-inspired food truck – turned brick-and-mortar restaurant in Allandale has been an Austin mainstay for 11 years, offering a delightful menu full of comfort food options like Hainan chicken, kimchi arancini balls; tacos, noodles and rice bowls. Pickup and delivery orders can be placed online, and the restaurant has reopened for indoor and patio dine-in services. Photo by The Peached Tortilla"

"The Peached Tortilla is known for its banh mi tacos and other Asian-fusion dishes. There is also an extensive menu for their alcoholic beverages. They serve southern comfort food with the flavors of Asia."

"This popular gastropub has opened on a limited basis with stringent health protocols put in place. A special takeout package of chef Bryce Gilmore’s eclectic, locally sourced menu is available, alongside an on-site tasting menu featuring a wide array of seasonal items ranging from Akaushi ribeye with house-made tater tots to Muscovy duck served with buckwheat pancakes."

"https://barleyswine.com/6555 Burnet Road, Suite 400 Barley Swine has long been one of Austin’s hot spots when it comes to great tasting food. With a new location, Barley Swine’s owner Bryce Gilmore delivers the same great tasting food in a new atmosphere. The menu features exquisite ingredients from smoked goat and pork fat potatoes to shitake dumplings."

"The 36-seat eatery recently abandoned their no-reservation policy, which can now be made a month in advance, but there is a new 8-seat communal...Read More"

"South Lamar, Cedar ParkThe South Lamar Union complex has traditionally been hard on new restaurants, but this contemporary Japanese spot managed to swoop in from Cedar Park and stick the landing. Executive sushi chef Andy Chen brings unexpected flavors together to make the perfect bite; think sea bream with citrus ponzu, orange, chili oil, and shiso, or a house-made potato chip with salmon belly, fresh truffle, lemon aioli, and chives. If you can time it right, swing by the daily happy hour from 5-6:30pm for deals on cocktails, appetizers, sushi, and makimono."

"I just had the 18-course omakase at Soto and I was blown away!. Buy a gift card now and treat yourself in the near future!"

"Offering a wide range of both international and local fish, Eddie V’s is a popular upscale seafood restaurant that provides a comfortable yet elegant seafood dining experience. Known for their premium hand-cut steaks and fresh Chilean sea bass, Eddie V’s is a perfect place to enjoy live music while sipping on one of their hand-shaken cocktails. Make sure you book ahead and come with an empty stomach because the food portions definitely won’t let you leave hungry!"

"With a warm, intimate atmosphere accentuated with plenty of mahogany woodwork, Italian marble surroundings and white linen tablecloths, it’s no wonder III Forks is one of the most romantic spots in Austin for countless proposals and other celebratory events. Enjoy a cocktail in the piano bar before dining on some of the city’s best steaks, seafood and local favorites. Delicious butters and crowns quite literally top off the meal nicely."

"Eager to bring the best of India to the foodies of Texas, Suprehbat stews, fries, and renders down dishes that are bound to leave your taste buds and spirits at an absolute high. All of the offerings on the Suprebhat menu burst with flavor and perfectly encapsulate India’s reputation as the cradle of spices. Aromatic and irresistible, all of the dishes are made with the goal of nurturing healthier eating habits like introducing a lot of grains and lentils into one’s diet."

"The only thing that can tear guests away from the array of sweet and savory breads and pastries at international bakery chain 85C — nicknamed “the Starbucks of Taiwan” — is the impressive dessert display case. Filled with European-inspired layer cake slices (like the salted caramel creme brulee flavor) and individual cakes (like chocolate pearl), it’s nearly impossible to choose just one, which is why repeat visits are highly recommended."

"In 2003, the founder of 85°C Bakery Cafe, Mr. Cheng-Hsueh Wu, visited a cafe in a 5-star hotel. While enjoying gourmet pastries and drinks, he realized that the prices were set way too high for people to enjoy on a whim. From that moment, Mr. Wu has envisioned a cafe that provides premium coffee, bread, and cake at affordable prices."

"https://www.85cbakerycafe.com6929 Airport Blvd | 11301 Lakeline Blvd Suite 140. This bakery offers a large selection of delectable breads, sweet cakes, and seasonal treats. Their bread selection encompasses a wide variety of options from apple almond Danishes and multigrain blueberry bread to puff pastries."

"There are three locations of Easy Tiger in Austin—one in the north, one in the south, and one in the east. Despite their differences in physical proximity, they all share some common characteristics that make Easy Tiger such a local favorite—mainly, a wide selection of beer, fluffy baked pretzels, and, perhaps most important of all, amazing patio spaces. In its true essence, Easy Tiger is a beer garden, and the energy of the classic German staple is evident to anyone who has spent time on any of their patios."

"Bar Food , Sandwiches ,  German ,  Brunch ,  Bakery/Cafe"

"Central Austin: 6406 N Interstate 35 Frontage Rd Suite 1100, Austin, TX 78752. I have been frequenting this spot more and more lately. The pastrami sandwich and breakfast sandwich are two favorites, but so is the giant soft pretzel and housemade beer cheese."

"From grandma’s refried beans to the bread on the sandwiches, Mr. Natural promises that everything you get at this veggie-centric spot is homemade. The menu is pretty big at this longtime favorite, so you can get your fill on Tex-Mex staples (macho nachos, chalupas, migas burritos), soups, sammies, and so much more. Grab a bite at the South Austin location on South Lamar Boulevard or East Austin spot on Cesar Chavez Street."

"Mr. Natural is one of the longest-standing vegetarian restaurants in the city, and for good reason. Owned and operated by the Mendoza family, two locations make vegan and vegetarian Mexican food and baked goods accessible to all. When you visit, don’t miss the gluten-free vegan chocolate donuts!"

"Mr. Natural makes gluten free and vegan birthday cakes at their popular local franchise. They make round and sheet-style birthday cakes in a wide variety of flavors. The Tres Leches, Red Velvet, and Berry Bliss cakes rank among their best."

"Texas may seem like the most intimidating place a vegan or vegetarian could find themselves in. Not only do barbecue and steak rank supreme in the Lone Star State, but the UT Longhorn logo seems to further mock the plant-based from every possible corner. However, we are lucky enough in Austin to have a great selection of sanctuaries for those who are meat and dairy-free to get their nosh on—from pizza to soul food to Mexican, and everything in between."

"P.F. Chang's is a restaurant concept that honors the 2,000-year-old Asian tradition of wok cooking and believes in making food from scratch every day in every restaurant. With a Farm to Wok™ food philosophy at its core, P.F. Chang's chefs hand-roll dim sum, hand chop and slice all vegetables and...Más"

"The South Austin Museum of Popular Culture collects, conserves, and exhibits vintage posters and live music ephemera from the 1960s through today to educate future generations on the rich and unique culture that makes Austin the Live Music Capital of the World. SouthPop seeks to enrich a growing and changing the community by becoming the premier source in Texas for art and artifacts of local music history from the 1960s to the present and its impact on local, national, and international culture. To learn more about South Austin Museum of Popular Culture click here."

"To get a glimpse of this integral part of Austin’s culture, head to SOUTHPOP!. Also known as AusPOP, the museum has over 3,000 artifacts and 10,000 photos to peruse. The collection includes a huge assortment of music posters spanning decades, from the 1960s to today."

"Situated on a 30-acre site on The University of Texas campus in Austin, Texas, the Library houses 45 million pages of historical documents, 650,000 photos and 5,000 hours of recordings from President Johnson’s political career, including about 643 hours of his recorded telephone conversations. The Museum contains more than fifty-four thousand objects donated by the President and Mrs. Johnson, their family, close friends, associates, and the American people. The iconic ten-story building was designed by award-winning architect Gordon Bunshaft and features a Great Hall with a stunning four-story, glass-encased view of the archives collection."

"Many of the events that took place during the 1963-1969 presidency of Lyndon B. Johnson still resonate today, and you can dip into this history at his library and museum on the east side of the University of Texas campus. The museum goes into the aftermath of the JFK assassination, displaying LBJ’s “Let Us Continue” speech and a letter to Johnson from Jacqueline Kennedy. You can find out about the president’s stance on social justice, and the background to the Voting Rights Act of 1965."

"At the LBJ Presidential Library you can experience the life behind the President – his Oval Office, his Presidential Limousine and more. We really enjoyed the Civil Rights exhibit they have as well. Sunday Hours: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm"

"The first half of Day 2 is devoted to an education in Texas pride by visiting the Bullock Texas State History Museum. After you’re all Texased out, have lunch at nearby Texas Chili Parlor, then walk over to Austin’s world-class repository for art, the Blanton Museum of Art. After admiring the Picassos, make your way down to the Driskill, Austin’s famed haunted hotel. Even if you don’t stay here you can marvel at the architecture and the creepy vibe, and get a confection at the 1886 Café & Bakery."

"Check out the map below for the locations of free things to do in Austin mentioned in this post. For some reason the map doesn’t always show on mobile, sorry!. You can use this link to the MyMaps page to view the map on your cell phone."

"The Bullock Texas State History Museum in downtown Austin, Texas, tells the “Story of Texas” with three floors of interactive exhibits; special effects shows in the Texas Spirit Theater; and Austin's premier IMAX Theatre."