Top Best French Restaurants in Round Rock

"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."

"Ask nearly anyone that’s been living in Austin longer than 5 years and they most likely have at least one story that involves a fun night of mischief at Justine’s. The patio and interior proudly boast its old-world French-inspired bungalow, meshed with the liveliness of New Orleans bar to set the mood for a fun night. The incredibly playful service team, coupled with a delicious menu of French snacks and creative cocktails will keep you and your friends coming back for the party."

"Seemingly out of nowhere, the neon-lit signage of Justine’s Brasserie appears out of the darkness. Follow the shimmery clouds of smoke and peals of raucous laughter into the disco ball-studded courtyard or the red-lit interior—this sexy, lively haunt attracts sexy, lively people who like partying ‘til dawn. The menu is classic French bistro-style, with staples like escargot, steak tartare, French onion soup, and moules-frites."

"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."

"Le Politique is the latest restaurant in New Waterloo’s portfolio, and it may just be my favorite one. The decor is absolutely stunning, the food is fantastic, and for many people it may not just be their favorite French restaurant in Austin, it may be their favorite restaurant period (at least favorite new restaurant). They have a fabulous raw bar where you can enjoy fresh shucked oysters, caviar, shrimp, lobster, and crab, as well as french classics such as french onion soup, escargot, croque madame, tartines, and steak frites."

"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."

"Restaurants Warehouse District. Prove to your date that you're the bon vivant you claimed to be on your Tinder profile by treating them to an evening at Péché. Located in Austin’s Warehouse District, Péché serves classic French fare with a nod to 19th-century New Orleans via a dim chandelier-lit space and a pre-Prohibition-inspired cocktail menu that includes an exciting selection of absinthe."

"This is the perfect French restaurant to visit for comfort food with a New Orlean’s twist. French comfort foods are the order of choice here, complete with craft cocktails and absinthe that turn French cuisine into a masterpiece of contemporary culture. View this post on Instagram"

"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."

"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?"

"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."

"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!)"

"DowntownThis intimate, casual bistro feels like a little slice of France in Austin, and has been serving couples on Sixth Street since 1982. While you can order a la carte if you wish, Chez Nous has one of the most compelling three-course prix fixe dinner menus in town, with dishes like salmon rillette, pate, roasted ruby trout, seared scallops, creme brulee, and mousse au chocolat. Whatever you do, always heed the wine pairing suggestions."

"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."

"Who needs a boring history museum when you could experience a living history museum?. At Pioneer Farms, the volunteers wear high-buttoned dresses and top hats as they take you through guided tours of farms and villages from the 1800s. You can pet animals, listen to stories and ride in horse-drawn buggies as you learn all about Texas history."

"Pioneer Farms is a living history museum offering workshops and programs for both students and adults. Step back in time and experience Texas history while you explore six themed historic areas. Some of the workshops available are blacksmithing, woodworking, knitting/quilting, candlemaking, soapmaking, and cheese making."

"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."

"Austin’s Original Healthy Fast Food RestaurantIf you just want a quick, yummy salad then Baby Greens is the place to go!. In true Austin-style they created a “health food revolution” from a simple drive-thru. Now, with a separate menu for meat eaters and one for veggies, Baby Greens is the perfect destination for any diet."

"A post shared by Baby Greens (@eatbabygreens) on Aug 14, 2017 at 8:14am PDT. Drive through or walk up to this healthy fast food restaurant to enjoy made to order wraps and salads. That’s what’s unique about dining at Baby Greens: all menu items can be eaten as a salad or wrap."

"Baby Greens came back with a brand new drive-thru and basically the same favorite salad-driven menu with some new additions."

"The Drag seems an unlikely place for such serious food, but that’s what you’ll find here: generous chunks of white fish bathing in a broth of toasted chili oil, silky mapo tofu, and crispy Chongqing chicken scattered with dried peppers. For those wanting to avoid UT’s campus area, there’s a second location farther north on Airport Boulevard. Lunch and dinner daily.1914 Guadalupe St., Ste."

"For many years, The Main Tower at the University of Texas and the state Capitol is the campus it and the Texas Capitol were the two most prominent buildings in the Austin skyline. Designed by Paul Philippe Cret, the well-known, France-born architect who designed the Beaux Arts plan for the university’s central campus, it was completed in 1937 and features locally quarried limestone one the door frames and West Texas marble on the main staircase."

"110 Inner Campus Dr. Standing tall with 27-floors, the UT Tower is the most recognizable building on the University of Texas campus. The original main building was constructed in Victorian Gothic style and utilized from 1882-1934. The new building, designed by architect Paul Cret and completed in 1937, was first used as a library and houses a 56-bell carillon which is still be played daily."

"Have dinner and drinks on Rainey Street, a charming block of residential bungalows transformed into trendy eateries and bars. Sample the small plates at the award-winning Emmer & Rye, and stop in for an expertly made martini at Clive Bar. Be sure to check out Anthem, which bills itself as a Tex-Asian pub (with tiki drinks!). And see the newly expanded Banger’s Sausage House & Beer Garden, which added a three-story annex featuring a huge outdoor tap wall, 5,000 square feet of outdoor porches and a smokehouse equipped for whole hog barbecues."

"Rainey Street is a neighborhood of day-drinking and brunch, a trailer park of food trucks, and on Sunday’s a live cover band at Icenhauers. Rock Rose is a street of hookah bars, clubs, and restaurants in the middle of an outdoor shopping mall where people go to party away from the 6th street crowd."

"Rainey Street is a unique collection of houses turned bars. It’s great place to hang out, especially during the day time, and specifically on a Sunday. It’s filled with awesome spots, like Clive Bar (cocktails), Craft Pride (craft beer), Bangers (sausage and beer), and Bungalow (just a cool bar)."