Top Best French Restaurants in Pflugerville

"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."

"East AustinOne of the things that makes Justine’s so appealing is its dimensionality. Yes, it’s French cuisine… but it’s also not just French cuisine. It's a place where old soul songs are played on vinyl, where they put up a yearly "Winter Tent" and throw a party for in its honor, and where you can sip espresso martinis on a light-strung patio at 1am."

"Flickering candlelight, red walls, and music provided by a record player playing anything from its wide collection will help set the mood. Make sure to finish the evening by sharing the impeccable crème brulee."

"If you want to take your date somewhere extra cool that feels like a cozy party, Justine’s is the place!. The menu is full of decadent..."

"5 out of 5 stars Restaurants French Downtown. Beautifully tiled floors, a raw bar flush with oysters, a kitchen that serves golden roasted chicken and a selection of French wines galore—Le Politique has officially become the most stylish Parisian restaurant to hit Austin. Chef Derek Salkin's menu comes straight out of the traditional brasserie playbook, from a creamy gnocchi à la Parisienne to perfectly cooked steak frites."

"If you’re a fan of French comfort foods & boozy craft cocktails (and Absinthe!), then a trip to Péché should be in your future. It’s smack in the middle of downtown just off 4th street in the warehouse district, which makes for a great place to hit up before a night on the town. They have a fabulous Happy Hour, with specials all day Sunday & Monday, and Tuesday through Friday from 4pm-7pm, and you can expect $5 cocktails and 1/2 off food items with asterisk (*) on the bar menu."

"Austin’s absinthe bar offers much more than just pre-Prohibition style cocktails. The rich French fare includes meat-centric dishes like ranch lamb bourguignon, duck confit, braised short ribs, and grilled pork chops. Other offerings include mushroom fritters, escargot, and a classic French onion soup."

"Hopfields is a gastropub known for its extensive beer selection, but the brunch menu offers a wide selection of classic brunch staples that pair well with a brew – or just a cup of coffee. The French-inspired menu features new creations like Pommes Rosti (smoked sockeye salmon, pickled red onion, capers, creme fraiche, celery leaves), Sourdough Pancake, and Akaushi Tri-Tip “Au Poivre”. Burger lovers should also be pleased to know that one of Austin's favorite burgers, the Pascal Burger, will be available during brunch!"

"4 out of 5 stars Restaurants American Heritage. Belly up at this gastropub on Guadalupe serving an impressive number of craft brews alongside French-inspired fare. Start with a daily selection of fromage with house pickles, go light with a salade verte and then dig right into their Pascal burger."

"Hopfields is a gastropub with craft beer and French-inspired food in an adorable, rustic setting. Their Pascal burger is, I believe, one of the very best burgers in Austin. WEBSITE | 3110 Guadalupe St Suite #400"

"When thinking of bakeries, the first thing that typically comes to mind is stereotypical French culture—ordering a croissant at a café and sitting outside to people-watch as the day rolls by. That’s exactly the kind of experience you’ll get at Paris in a Bite. The North Austin bakery offers classic French sweets like macarons, along with a wide variety of butter-heavy croissants."

"Paris in a Bite serves chocolates, caviar, and French wines in a Parisian-inspired cafe. They have a selection of ready-to-go meals and other yummy treats great for the whole day. Furthermore, there are rare wines offered at affordable deals."

"4 out of 5 stars Restaurants Bouldin Creek. Build your own sweet and savory crepes at this adorable food trailer on South First. Choose from a wide variety of add-ins—runny eggs, creamy goat cheese, caramelized onions, salty bacon—or go sweet with caramel butter, cinnamon and sugar."

"Grab a french hot dog (hot dog in a baguette) or a brie, jam, and honey drizzled crepe. Ideal place for ice cream on a nice day. Lots of shaded seating."

"Jean-Baptiste, owner and operator of Saperlipoppete, putting the finishing touches on a La Pompote crêpe. Have you ever had a real French crêpe?"

"A small, casual French bistro tucked away just off the hustle and bustle of the world-famous Sixth street, it “beckons to  couples for romance, to friends for conversation, and to gourmands for good food..”-Austin American Statesman. It’s open for lunch and dinner, and they offer a three-course prix-fixe dinner menu that includes delicacies such as soupe du jour or paté maison, bavette aux échalotes (grilled Texas wagyu beef flank•Pernod butter•fried shallots) or truite aux champignons (roasted ruby trout•tarragon cream•oyster mushrooms), and desserts like Crème caramel, Mousse au chocolat, or Brie (how French!)"

"5 out of 5 stars Restaurants Steakhouse Convention Center District. While the rest of Austin grows aggressively around it, Chez Nous has been quietly tucked away off of 6th street for the better part of 35 years. Step inside the intimate space and you’ll feel transported to the French countryside."

"4 out of 5 stars Restaurants French Rosedale. You'd better like potatoes if you're dining at Bonhomie. The French eatery on Burnet has an entire section of pommes rosti, crispy shredded potatoes that are topped with lox or foie gras or caviar—or, simply, bacon, eggs and cheese."

"A classic American treat gets a facelift at French bistro-inspired American diner Bonhomie. Bonhomie’s banana split, profiteroles and vanilla ice cream loaded on top of a caramelized banana, offers a perfect fusion of French and American cuisine."

"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"

"Barbecue reaches a previously undiscovered level of deliciousness at Austin's First Chinese BBQ, a well-loved offshoot of the Richardson original. Portions are generous, prices are cheap, service is quick and, most importantly, dishes are bursting with serious flavor. Give your taste buds the gift of crave-worthy roast duck, sweet and juicy with a perfectly crisp skin, as well as savory barbecue pork and a side of garlicky sauteed Chinese broccoli; they'll owe you big time."

"What to order: BBQ Pork, Roasted Duck, Seafood Crispy Noodle, Combination Soft Noodle, Eggplant with Szechuan Pork, Sweet & Sour Pork. Another great spot for a family-style meal. Make sure that you come to First Chinese BBQ with at least 2-3 other people to try a lot of things on the menu!"

"10901 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78753Details: variety of Chinese dishesWhat to get: Wonton Noodle Soup; barbecue pork, roast pork and roast duck"

"11220 N Lamar Blvd building c306,Austin, TX 78753512-835-8888. Rice Bowl Cafe offers delicious dining, takeout, and delivery to Austin, TX. Rice Bowl Cafe is a cornerstone in the Austin community and has been recognized for its outstanding Chinese cuisine, excellent service, and friendly staff. Our Chinese restaurant is known for its modern interpretation of classic dishes and its insistence on only using high-quality fresh ingredients."

"The Rice Bowl café is one of the best Chinese restaurants in Austin if you’re looking for the most bang for your buck. The portions here are enormous and filling whether you opt for a rice or noodle dish or a main entrée like the home-style bean curd. The floor to ceiling windows also make this café a great spot to hang out with a view."

"11220 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78753Details: plenty of Chinese dishes to choose from hereWhat to get: combination lo mein"

"Then, you should definitely pop by Pacific Star Restaurant & Oyster Bar during your upcoming trip to Austin. It has an airy and casual interior making it ideal for enjoying family lunches and relaxed afternoons. Some of its delicacies include the catfish nuggets, fried shrimp, and Gulf Coast oysters."

"Sometimes it can be hard to find a good place to let your canine best friend run free and let loose some energy, especially if you live in a city. But at Red Bud Isle, dogs can run free on their own island. This 13 acre recreational space has a walking loop for humans and a whole island of forest, lakeshore, and land for dogs to enjoy."

"If parks mean nothing to you unless your pal with four paws can come, head to Red Bud Isle. This is an island in the middle of the Colorado River between Westfield and Westlake Hills. It has a lakefront, off-leash dog park, where your pup can splash and play."

"Tucked away on a little island on Lake Austin, Red Bud Isle is mostly known as a leash-free dog park. There’s an open play area just for pups near the park’s entrance. If you're dogless, however, it's also a nice place for an easy hike."

"The park is a long, narrow 76-acre greenbelt along both sides of Shoal Creek. The leash-free area is located in the Pease Park portion of the greenbelt, between 24th and 29th Street. Parts of the trail are made up of large, rough-hewn boulders that can be hazardous to dog paws and human ankles, but most of the trail is simply hard-packed dirt."

"This park located in the heart of Austin offers picturesque views of both the city and natural landscapes. Of course, there is also a mile of off-leash terrain between 24th and 29th streets. While this park offers only trails, it is a great alternative to the traditional fenced-in dog park."

"This hiking spot includes 81 acres filled with scenic trails and a dog park. You can’t go wrong with a stroll through Shoal Creek!. 🗓 Open 24 Hours 📍 2600 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78705"