Best Shopping Malls in Round Rock Area

"Looking like a town of its own, The Domain is a mixed-use mega development still under construction in north-west Austin’s high-tech corridor. The first phase was ready in 2007, and at the time of writing in November 2019, the third phase was well underway. On walkable streets with live oaks, cypress trees, low hedges and flowerbeds, the Domain has apartment and office blocks with restaurants, cafes and bars on their first floors."

"Just 20 minutes north of downtown The Domain is simply an awesome outdoor shopping and entertainment district. If you forgot something for your trip (if you’re vacationing here), or you have a bunch of free time, there are lots of restaurants and stores worth exploring. Photo curtesy of simon.com/mall/the-domain"

"The Domain is kinda cool, and it has things like Topgolf, but The Domain seems like every other city in the states. It’s not very unique."

"This mall overlooking downtown Austin is the city's largest, so if your time's limited, it's a good bet for finding most everything you need. Inside, wood, leather, and tile impart a sense of permanence, a perfect complement to the quality goods you'll encounter at places like Sephora, Williams-Sonoma, Coach, and Talbots. Plenty of sit-down and quick-serve eateries pepper the mall, and anchors include Dillard's, Sears, JCPenney, Macy's, and Nordstrom."

"Perched atop a large hill in southwest Austin, Barton Creek Square is anchored by Nordstrom. The youngsters flock to the Apple Store, Lego Store, Pottery Barn Kids and the 14-screen IMAX theater. It’s the best place to shop in air-conditioned comfort during Austin’s brutal summer heat."

"Barton Creek Square is the modern, sleek outlet mall you’re looking for in Austin, Texas. With two floors of shops and kiosks, you can spend an afternoon perusing at your leisure. But before you go, make sure you stop for a tasty meal at the food court."

"Stylish Lakeline Mall is certain to keep your credit cards busy, thanks to its 150-plus stores. Within the complex, which offers convenience to folks in northwest Austin, are anchors like Macy's, JCPenney, Sears, and Dillard's. They're good complements to places like Victoria's Secret, T.J. Maxx, a host of jewelers, Old Navy, American Eagle Outfitters, Charlotte Russe, and Frederick's of Hollywood."

"Located just northwest of Austin in Cedar Park, Lakeline Mall is the go-to shopping destination for those living in Austin’s northern suburbs. With more than 150 stores, the mall has a wide range of upscale and budget-friendly shopping experiences. The major department stores are Macy’s, Dillard’s and Sears."

"The Lakeline market houses many beautiful crops such as burgundy okra and tomato varieties , melon varieties, and lots of peaches!. Don’t forget to pick up a beautiful bouquet of flowers for someone you love (like yourself, of course) from @petals_ink. You can find updated vendor layouts every Friday."

"The 2ND Street District is made up of some of the best shopping spots in Austin, along with many dining and entertainment venues. It is also home to several residential buildings and is a true mixed-use development in the heart of downtown. If you stopped someone carrying a shopping bag along the boutique-lined sidewalk and asked which store the bag came from, you're more likely to hear an unfamiliar calling card than a standard chain, along with an enthusiastic story about the cool owner of the shop from whence the tote (most likely eco-friendly) came."

"From 2000 to 2012 the City reworked six blocks on W 2nd Street, turning the strip into a dense urban district, combining shopping, dining, homes, hotels and entertainment. The sidewalks were enlarged and planted with trees to accommodate pedestrians and restaurant and cafe terraces. 2ND Street District is an upmarket alternative to Austin’s bars, and a little quieter than Congress Avenue."

"At 2nd Street District, you can peruse local retail, hear live music, eat at a variety of great restaurants, and even go to the cinema. The surrounding downtown area and the charming atmosphere of 2nd Street make it a fantastic place to spend an afternoon exploring!"

"Featuring many stores you can park directly in front of, the Arboretum is a well-designed shopping center with tree-lined parking lots. The center is home to well-known stores such as Pottery Barn, Gap and Chico’s. Z Gallerie is one of the most popular home furnishing stores in central Texas, featuring furniture, art, lighting, dinnerware and rugs by top designers and manufacturers."

"The top outdoor mall in Austin, the Arboretum blends upscale retail stores with a down-to-earth Austin experience. Everything here is of the highest quality, including organic foods, fair-trade retailers, and elegant boutiques. The Arboretum provides an escape from hectic city life with a relaxing outdoor atmosphere that hosts shoppers, exercise classes, movie nights, and more."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by The Arboretum (@arboretumtx)"

"A part of the growing Mueller development in northeast Austin, the shopping center includes old favorites such as Best Buy, Home Depot, Bed Bath & Beyond, Lane Bryant, Marshall’s, Old Navy and Chipotle. There are also a few specialty stores, such as The Children’s Place, rue21 (teen and young adult fashions) and Mosaic Market (gourmet groceries). On Wednesdays and Sundays, there’s also a lively farmers market at Lake Park in the center of the neighborhood."

"Retail giants, local restaurants, and chain eateries can all be found at Mueller Regional. Grab a smoothie at the Jamba Juice or a coffee at the Starbucks and shop until you drop!. Read More:What Are the Pros and Cons of Moving to Austin, TX?"

"With a linear layout, you can walk up and down Arbor Walk browsing the cool and quirky shops as many times as you want. The mall boasts plenty of dining options as well to keep you refreshed and full during your shopping spree. Read More:7 Best Suburbs You Need to Travel to Near Austin, TX"

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. European Wax Center coming soon to The Shops at Arbor Walk!. Stop by The Shops at Arbor Walk for great dining, shopping, and entertainment experience."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Twin Oaks Shopping Center serves as an important landmark and shopping destination in Austin. Check out the beautifully designed stores and enjoy shopping the modern way."

"Only a few miles south of downtown, this location is a great place to grab a bite to eat. With over six restaurants and a variety of shops and retailers, Brodie Oaks is one of the best outlet malls in Austin."

"Central Park is a mall in Austin, Texas that has something for everyone: a market with a wide selection of organic produce and locally sourced foods, retail options for all your shopping needs, a gorgeous sitting area with plenty of shade, and a playground for the kids to enjoy. If you visit Central Park on the weekend, you may be able to catch some live music as well."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Hancock Center is among the first shopping malls in Austin. It’s clean, well-organized, and with kind staff."

"Among the earliest gelato shops to open in town, Tèo has been sweetening Austin with its Italian scoops since 2003. Owner Matthew Lee has won accolades locally and abroad for his gelato, including a top ranking as foreign-born gelato maestro at the Gelato World Finals. Try a scoop of the shop’s signature flavor, simply called nuts, which is a mixture of peanut butter and hazelnut."

"Teo is the perfect gelato shop to visit, especially if you are looking to sit down and study while enjoying your treat. All of the gelato is handmade and was rated among the top 5 in the world!. Feel free to mix and match different flavors, so that you can find your favorite."

"The gelato at Teo is handmade using Italian techniques guided by gelato master Matthew Lee who trained in Italy. The gelato was voted in the top 5 gelatos in the world at the 2014 Gelato World Tour. The company blends espresso beans and fruit into their tasty treats."

"Cannone is located on Barton Springs Rd, right near Zilker, making it the perfect spot for a post-park cool down. The owner started off with a gelato shop in Monaco before opening up this small, mobile gelato shop in Austin a few years ago. All of the gelato is made daily, and many with imported ingredients like Italian pistachios or hazelnut paste."

"Cannone makes gelato fresh every day without the use of any preservatives. Their all-natural ingredients are blended to make unique treats like the pineapple jalapeno sorbet and ricotta and pears ice cream.Their vegan options even include an avocado gelato that is not to be missed."

"Cannone Gelato Italian set up shop on Barton Springs, serving up classic gelatos and sorbets (stracciatella, ricotta/figs, mango, etc.). To-go orders can be placed in person. The patio has reopened for dine-in service."

"Located in the H Mart food court is this fun spot for rolled ice cream. Pick from their combination suggestions or make your own. Address: 11301 Lakeline Blvd, Austin, TX 78717"

"https://www.sa-ten.com916 Springdale Rd | 4917 Airport BlvdAustin eateries love combining cultures and tastes to produce new creations that will delight customers. Sa-Tén combines classic coffeehouse culture with Japanese influence for a delicious coffee experience. Snack on Asian treats from kimchi and rice-based dishes to salmon toast."