Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Pflugerville

"Home Slice draws the Austin crowds with its New York-style pizzas, which have proven to be so popular that the joint sells 1,000 pies daily. Fans include Tim Love, who frequents the spot for its pepperoni and white slices. Home Slice’s pepperoni pie is slathered with a rich layer of tomato sauce, dusted with oregano, then hit with a flurry of Parmesan, provolone and mozzarella cheeses before being finished with perfect rounds of pepperoni."

"Two Locations in Austin | Home Slice Pizza is one of Austin’s most legendary neighborhood pizza joints serving authentic New York-style pizza—by the pie or by the slice—to nice people like you. From their original and popular location on South Congress and 2nd location on North Loop, they offer their homemade, hand-tossed, bona fide pies for either dine-in or carry-out. Photo by Hayden Walker"

"Located across the lot from its parent pizza shop, More Home Slice’s window is perfect for eating on the go or picking up an entire pie to enjoy at home. The takeout menu also offers salads, antipasti, sandwiches, and a beer and wine list, too."

"5775 Airport Blvd | Kick Butt Coffee reminds me of what old school Austin once was back in the 1990s. It might not be the fancy, shiny new spot made for fashion or lifestyle influencers, but their top quality coffee, cookies, housemade breakfast tacos, lithium-like Austin vibe will bring you back when you want to keep things delicious and simple. (Photo Credit: Kick Butt Coffee Facebook)"

"It’s a good thing that Valentine‘s Day falls on a Saturday because you can stay in bed with the Nate’s Baked Goods & Coffee “Breakfast in Bed” meal that features items like handmade quiche, heart-shaped biscuits with cinnamon butter, and chocolate-dipped local strawberries!. They even have a gluten-free menu. If you prefer a candlelight dinner, Nate’s will be offering three meal options: filet mignon, Hill Country quail, or prawn and scallop skewers – served with the tastiest of side dishes and of course mind-blowing sweets and desserts."

"I’ve had cakes, scones, tea cookies and cookies from Nate’s and have never been disappointed. When the owner (she knows I love cookies) told me about her new creation, The Lil Daddy, I had to try it to see what the hype was all about."

"Inspired by his childhood spent in Japan and Georgia, lawyer-turned-chef Eric Silverstein’s Asian-Southern comfort menu saw immediate success after his food trailer made its 2010 debut. He went on to open a brick-and-mortar restaurant in 2015, and today has not only a second location at the airport, but a full-service catering business. And his signature dishes, including kimchi arancini, banh mi tacos, and the Japajam burger—topped with tomato jam, pepper jack, tempura onions, Chinese barbecue sauce, and a fried egg—still rule the Austin street food scene."

"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 Mexic Art Museum was founded in 1984 by several artists to share the art and culture of Mexico with Austin and beyond. Permanent and changing exhibits showcase over 1,500 Mexican, Latino, and Latin American pieces ranging from paintings and prints to sculpture and photography. The museum has a library containing books and periodicals dating back to the 19th century and holds regular events for performance art combined with transmedia elements."

"The Austin Toy Museum is a non-profit museum suitable for the whole family – Mums and Dads will enjoy a nostalgic walk down memory lane as they show their children the very different toys that they used to play with. In addition to old favorites like Smurf and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle figurines, there are several vintage video arcade games you can introduce your children to including Pac Man, Donkey Kong and many more – free to play with your admission ticket. Girls will be able to see what the original Barbie and Ken looked like (and how they were dressed back in the 60’s)."

"Why You’ve Got to Go: If you grew up loving action figures or if your kids are into them, this is the perfect place to bring them. You can take a walk down memory lane and explore vintage toys, old video games and more. What to Do: Simply let yourself go and have a great time playing vintage video games and admiring action figures along with your little ones."

"A fine place to ogle vintage toys, action figures, retro toys, classic toys, or console video games of childhoods past or present. Though seemingly targeting fanboys/girls, the museum is in fact focused on childhood education and also has a lot of hands-on activities, like vintage video games. View this post on Instagram"

"This facility – housed in a contemporary, ten-story, travertine-clad structure – is a virtual treasure trove of papers and memorabilia from the often flamboyant and much beloved former president's life. Exhibits include a replica of the Oval Office from LBJ's era, along with gifts of state received by him, displays from his boyhood, and a tribute to Mrs. Johnson's humanitarian and environmental works. Read more about LBJ Presidential Library →"

"Located on eastern side of the University of Texas campus, the Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library has often been decried for its monolithic scale, and almost windowless and featureless travertine exterior. Nevertheless, its distinctive and modern design has worn well over the years. Completed in 1971, it designed by Gordon Bunshaft of Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill."

"Devoted to the 36th US president, who launched his political career in Austin, this museum is still attracting the crowds more than 50 years since he left office. Beyond the hokey, animatronic LBJ that regales..."

"10815 Ranch Rd 2222 Building 6 Suite 212, Austin, TX 78730 512-614-0146. “Great donuts, service is quick and you can tell the staff is hard working!!. ” “Super friendly staff and yummy doughnuts.” “I usually order a donut or two, iced chai, and a croissant or kolache.” – howdy-donut.edan.io"

"The South Austin doughnut shop’s array of, well, very sold doughnuts, both yeast and cake. Of the latter, the blueberry cake doughnut is a sure bet."

"You'll find: Gargantuan donuts topped and filled with anything and everything you can imagine—from fried chicken to yellow cake batter—making this place a sure-to-be-Homer-Simpson-approved establishment. You should try: Naughty and Nice—forego the typical, icing-slathered menu item for the just-sweet-enough cinnamon sugar donut with a side of honey butter. __________________________________"

"Gourdough’s original airstream is still parked on South 1st with their infamous big fat donuts that will send you spriling into a food coma if you eat more than one. 1503 S 1st St, gourdoughs.com"

"Looking at this list, Gourdough’s is the original best Austin dessert that everyone talked about. It’s for a good reason. Their tagline is Big Fat Donuts and these loaded donuts are exactly that."

"The East Riverside doughnut shop is known for its very colorful and adorable creations, full of sprinkles, frosting, and even candies. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Master Donuts (@masterdonutsatx) on Feb 9, 2019 at 9:09am PST"

"Master Donuts’ Riverside shop dishes out delightfully creative donuts. It’s the go-to place for alphabet donuts in Austin!. I mean, who wouldn’t want to start their birthday with an edible greeting?"

"Established in 2014, Master Donuts has been providing the East Austin community with fresh and scrumptious donuts daily. Open Monday through Saturday from 5 a.m."