Best French Bakery in Round Rock

"Beloved by denizens of the 78704 and beyond, the casual Bouldin Creek restaurant from owner Leslie Martin offers a diverse menu of vegetarian fare, locally roasted coffee, and a taste of old-school Austin. The vegetable sandwiches are legitimately delicious, as is the tofu scramble. Curbside pickups can be placed online."

"Another long-standing Austin vegetarian restaurant, Bouldin Creek Cafe is respected and patronized by more than just the meat-free community. With breakfast served all day, a full bar, and a nice big patio, how could it not be?. Just make sure you arrive early on weekends because there’s regularly a line out the door."

"American , Vegetarian ,  Vegan"

"While, yes, Vietnamese dishes dominate the menu at this south Austin favorite, breakfast is all about French fare. People can choose from an array of croissants, stuffed French crêpes, beignets and jam, and the house-baked brioche French toast. The restaurant also features daily French macarons available all day long."

"SO much more than a coffee shop, Better Half has one of the best weekday breakfasts in the Austin!. They have a delicious breakfast sanwich on an English muffin, a yummy granola bowl, and of course amazing housemdade pastries to go with your coffee. WEBSITE | 406 Walsh St"

"Kerbey Lane has long been a family favorite due to its comfort food-focused menu and casual atmosphere. The local chain also recently turned heads by hiring Joe Anguiano (formerly of Vox Table) as executive chef. The restaurant’s Round Rock location has an enclosed playground for running off that plate of pancakes, along with Kerbey’s usual menu and chipper service."

"Kid’s eat free on Tuesdays at this all-american classic cafe and the vibe is so chill that it’s the perfect place to bring your kids for dinner or brunch in Austin!. (image via 365 Things Austin)"

"The latest outpost from the Quack’s team is all about baked goods like pies and cute sugar cookies, and — as made obvious by its name — cakes. In addition to grabbing a hefty slice of classic funfetti or decadent chocolate, customers can place orders for custom cake creations ranging from towering multi-layer specialties to kid-friendly birthday cakes."

"The Dripping Springs-based coffee roasters opened up a cafe in Austin proper with a charitable bent: the coffee roasts support various local nonprofits like Austin Pets Alive and the Central Texas Food Bank. The airy cafe, complete with Wi-Fi, even features a training lab with tastings and classes. Pickup orders can be placed online or in person, there are shippable beans, and the cafes have reopened for on-site services, including patios."

"Greater Goods serves a carefully curated selection of specialty coffees from around the world, from Columbia to Kenya. Their unique single origins and laid-back blends are perfectly roasted in small batches in order to get the most flavour from the beans. Plus, each coffee sold helps support one of four Texas non-profit charities."

"The flagship location on the east side is beautiful and spacious with ample parking making it an ideal space for working while grabbing a cup of coffee. (Photos of Better Half via Mutina)"

"American | $$$ | View Location of Copper Restaurant & Dessert Lounge. CURBSIDE PICKUP AVAILABLEOUTDOOR DININGDELIVERYTAKEOUTDINE-IN. Copper Restaurant & Dessert Lounge crafts lunches, brunches, and dinners that bring family and friends around the table with a little touch of Texan charm and a whole lotta see ya'll again real soon."

"Start your weekend brunch with a Copper House Coffee (for those 21+ peeps) and get to brunchin’ with your friends!. We can confirm that the Creme Brulee French Toast is actually sent from heaven!. And we can’t forget about the Honey Dipped Fried Chicken & Biscuits."

"Staring down the menu at Dolce Bacio will make you feel like you’re in a small Italian coffee shop, with the smell of fresh cream in the air and Nessun Dorma playing softly in the background. That is, until you realize you’re in a food truck park in East Austin and it’s 110 degrees out. The menu consists mostly of gelato and sorbet - all made in-house - but they also have tiramisu made with fresh mascarpone cheese, cannoli, and affogatos."

"Dolce Bacio was opened one year ago by an Italian couple newly planted in Texas. Prior to leaving Italy, Francesca and Dante trained at several top gelato schools, where they learned to make high quality products from scratch. “Our goal here is to offer the same quality and tradition you find in Italy, crossed with local flavors,” Francesca explained with gusto."

"Located in northeast Austin, Walnut Creek Metropolitan park contains over fifteen miles of trails for hiking, which weave through woods, creeks, and rocky ravines that are all beautiful and perfect for wandering. The trails are rough and natural, with uneven terrain and roots, so while they are great for hiking, they are not appropriate for strollers. The park also is home to a playground that is suitable for kids of all ages, a swimming pool, and sports facilities like a volleyball court, baseball/softball diamonds, and basketball courts."

"This nearly 300-acre park in North Austin is the definition of “something for everyone.” Amenities include a swimming pool, a BMX bike course, volleyball and basketball courts, a playground, an off-leash dog area, a picnic area, barbecue pits, and horseshoe. If you’re in it for the wildlife, Walnut Creek also offers quintessential Austin nature. You can take up bird watching, go splish-splashing in the creek, or enjoy scenic views from the wildlife area."

"Walnut Creek Metropolitan Park is an expansive 293-acre park situated just north of downtown Austin and features miles of hiking trails, an off-leash dog area, a swimming pool, a playground, and sports and recreational facilities. – austin.com/park-profile-walnut-creek-metropolitan-park/"

"Few beaches near Austin will make you feel as in-the-know as the Secret Beach at Roy Guerrero Park, where locals have been retreating for years to relax, play, and party. You only have to drive 15 minutes from the heart of Downtown to reach this natural haven, followed by a short 10-minute trek from the parking lot. Secret Beach is an open, sandy beach tucked in by trees, with access to a shallow, clear stretch of the Colorado River."

"Right across the river from downtown Austin, this park is set on Lady Bird Lake and offers access to a white, sandy beach along the Colorado River — Secret Beach. (It’s not a very well-kept secret, so make sure you bring your swimsuit.). The park features softball and baseball fields, a batting cage, volleyball courts, mixed use fields, a picnic area, BMX biking, walking trails, and a playground."

"The playground at Guerrero Colorado River Park is a kid’s paradise. There are multiple slides, swings, a huge play castle area, and even an exciting feature that mimics rock formations and lets kids test their balance on a guided tightrope walk. But the fun at GUerrero Colorado River Park isn’t just for the little ones."

"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!"

"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"

"The pastel-clad front yard says it all: inviting and quaint, but never boring. Blue Owl Brewing is a neighborhood staple, pouring sour beers in an a setting that doubles as a hipster-chic gallery, where twenty bucks gets you a “behind-the-tanks” tour and four 12-ounce beers. The brewery has made a name for itself specializing in sour beers, so if that’s not your taste, this isn’t your place."

"Blue Owl Brewing continues to break new ground with their innovative sour-mashed beers. Visit the tasting room and chat with the beer experts about the science behind their brewing process as you sample sour ales and stouts. Or take the weekend brewery tour and try unreleased sour beers.Pre-order beer-to-go for pickup: https://blueowlbrewing.square.site/shop/beer-to-go/2"

"Blue Owl Brewing has been dedicated to the craft of sour-mashing your favorite beer styles since 2015!. Just east of downtown Austin, step into Blue Owl’s welcoming Tasting Room or outdoor space to enjoy their sour beer with the fam!"

"Architetto Ruffini, Hopsquad's Italian pilsner is going to blow your boots off into League One. Every time I daydream about Hopsquad, I think first about how delicious that lager is. Then I imagine myself drinking it with a full panoramic of the new Austin FC stadium in the distance and a full weekend slate of English Premier League games above."

"One of Austin’s newer breweries is this North Burnet one, with both indoor and outdoor seating. Expect beers such as the Community Pils and the season-perfect Matador Watermelon Mint summer ale. New food truck Kasey’s serves up sliders and chicken wings."

"Oskar Blues Brewery, straight outta ColoRADo, was the first American craft brewer to self-can their own beers back in 2002. The whole canning beer things may seem like old news, but it's actually turned out to be a majorly important development in the craft beer game. Canned beer doesn't spoil from sunlight like bottles do, and there's the distinct advantage of being able to take them on outside excursions like hiking or swimming without worrying about them breaking."

"The Colorado brewery known for Dale’s Pale Ale picked Austin for its third location and Texas distribution center. Keeping with the spirit of the city, there are often musical performances in the taproom, as well as food trucks. Taproom hours are from noon to 8 p.m."