Cheap Places to Eat in Round Rock

"Located on South Congress Ave, this pizza joint serves up homemade, hand-tossed pizzas with all the toppings. Choose from classics like Margherita or pepperoni and mushroom or mix things up with a white clam pizza or eggplant pie. You can also pick up beer and wine to go along with other Italian treats like sub sandwiches, antipasti, and calzones."

"South CongressA piece of pizza from Home Slice is never a bad idea, particularly when you’ve got just enough in the bank account to cover a mushroom and pepperoni slice. Alternatively, you could just get the $3.50 garlic knots with some oh-thank-God-it’s-complimentary marinara dip."

"4 out of 5 stars Restaurants Market District. Sundays at Wu Chow’s dim sum brunch are fun and interactive; you'll order small dishes from the menu of bite-size dumplings, shumai and fritters and share them with your tablemates."

"Want something a bit more lavish than your average Chinese takeout?. Book a reservation at Wu Chow. This farm to table favorite is known for their dim sum and dreamy cocktails."

"This is an absolutely stunning modern Sichuan restaurant that sources their ingredients from nearby local farms. WEBSITE | IBC Bank Plaza, 500 W 5th St #168"

"Brothers Brandon and Zane Hunt make some of the best pies in town, found at their restaurants and trucks. The hefty crusts serve as the foundation for melty cheese, then sauce, and then a variety of toppings. Choice selections include the Omnivore with both meat and vegetables, or the sweeter Cadillac made with fig preserves."

"Slingers of Austin’s version of Detroit-style pizza has four locations, ready for takeout pies: two trucks, one on East 6th Street and the other on Rainey, and two brick and mortars, one in Oak Hill and the other on Guadalupe. This pizza is good no matter where you eat."

"Because it's Detroit-style, baby, meaning it's cooked in a square pan, plus there's caramelized cheese on the crust and sauce layered over the toppings. And after just one bite of... Barbecue in Downtown"

"If you take after Leslie Knope by avoiding salad and other disgusting things, order your taco “trashy.” They’ll leave off the lettuce and replace it with queso."

"A famed Austin hangout, this old-fashioned diner is one of the oldest burger spots in Austin. Choose from a variety of classic American cheap eats, most of which are under $10. Enjoy the retro ambiance and delicious flavors at this restaurant."

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"Asia Cafe is an Austin classic of the tasty destination persuasion. Order at the counter, grab a table with a lazy susan (for your many family-style dishes) and wait for them to call your number. Asia Cafe offers American Chinese classics like General Tso’s chicken, always crispy, and some more authentic flavors like Mapo Tofu."

"It’s an eerie hallmark of the pandemic to enter the silent dining room that before last spring was so often bubbling with activity. While some things have changed, the fantastic spicy fish dish remains: fragrant, herbaceous and singing with vegetal crunch countering soft, ample hunks of fish."

"Among the wide-ranging Asian menu of the North Austin strip mall restaurant, the mapo tofu and spicy fish are the standout dishes along with a soft eggplant with ground pork. Then there’s the Chinese food array at the grocery store’s small restaurant as well. View this post on Instagram"

"This gem in the heart of West Campus is often overlooked, but is definitely worth a visit. Fricano’s serves up huge deli sandwiches with everything you could ever want, from corned beef to pastrami to an assortment of veggies."

"If you don’t know what sandwich to choose, order the Ainsworth. The staff will pick the ingredients for you, so it’s different every time but always delicious."

"12129 N Fm 620 Inside the Zach Theater North, Austin, TX 78750-1090+1 512-318-4992[email protected]https://www.comedysportzaustin.com/. Austin’s weekly live, competitive improv comedy show. It’s 100% made up on the spot, 100% clean and family-friendly, and 100% hilarious!"

"Kick off today with a trip to the most visited presidential library in the United States, the LBJ Presidential Library and Museum. You’re sure to be moved by the exhibit about the president’s life, and may well up with tears when you walk into the JFK assassination exhibit, or feel a sense of pride at seeing the pen LBJ used in signing the Civil Rights Act. Follow up the LBJ experience with lunch at Rudy’s Country Store and BBQ for some smoky beef brisket. If it’s not over 100 degrees, make your way to Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve, which is close by."

"The official presidential library of Lyndon Baines Johnson, the museum offers a balanced view of this colorful Texan. Through exhibits, short films and audio recordings, the museum tells the story of the struggle to pass the Civil Rights Act as well as Johnson’s failed efforts to end the Vietnam War. The Social Justice Gallery covers Johnson’s lesser-known efforts to combat poverty as well as important legislation supporting Medicare, public broadcasting and consumer protection."

"The LBJ Presidential Library is a library and museum of Lyndon Baines Johnson, the 36th President of the United States and houses 45 millions of pages of historical documents. Explore multiple floors of historical events, documents, and items all from President Johnson’s life and presidential term. The museum is located in 2313 Red River at the University of St. Texas."

"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."

"Formerly the Austin Children’s Museum, Thinkery in the Mueller neighborhood has eight exhibit galleries loaded with hands-on play-based experiences to lay the path for a new generation of creative problem solvers. Calling on science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM), these exhibits are curated by the museum’s staff and are constantly updated, so there will always be something new. In 2019-20, the Innovators’ Workshop had a station where little learners could make their own stop animation, while kids could make a splash at Currents, exploring fluid dynamics through open-ended games."

"Formally known as the Austin’s Childrens Museum, the Thinkery in our opinion, is one of the best children’s museums in Texas. With tons of hands-on activities, like making your own airplane and flying it or creating music out of water, there is never a dull visit to this museum. On Austin Museum Day, Thinkery will have all of its regular displays available as well as special activities all day in Innovators’ Workshop, Spark Shop, & Kitchen Lab."

"The Thinkery is an evolution of the Austin Children’s Museum. It’s Austin’s sparkling new home for “why” and “how.” A place where science and families play side by side. Where people connect with ideas by doing, making and experiencing."