Best Donuts in Round Rock

"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. __________________________________"

"Probably the first dessert I was ever aware of in Austin were the insane donuts from Gourdough’s. This food truck and brick & mortar business sells some of the most insane and enormous donuts you’ll ever see in your life. They’re a great dessert option if you’re looking for something completely glutenous and indulgent."

"Found this gem close to my place and I completely agree with the high ratings. What a great place to satisfy your late night dessert cravings."

"It sits right at the front of Half-Step bar and is glowing pink. Little Lucy’s serves six and twelve size baggies of mini-donuts."

"Voodoo Doughnut is the brainchild of old friends and entertainment-minded Portlanders Kenneth “Cat Daddy” Pogson and Tres Shannon. In 2000, they decided to embark on a shared entrepreneurial venture – something that combined quality hospitality with their daring do-it-yourself brand of show business. The research revealed that downtown Portland lacked a single doughnut shop, so in 2003 they rented a hole-in-the-wall storefront scrunched between two Old Town nightclubs, joked to friends and family about being bent on “world doughnut domination,” and opened Voodoo Doughnut."

"The iconic Portland donut shops outpost in Austin offers outstanding specialty baked goods for all seasons. The menu ranges from cannolis and classic doughnuts to crazily (and even obscenely) shaped donuts and flavorings. If you’re looking for the best seasonal donuts in Austin, you should order the Dashing Pumpkin cake donuts."

"Angel makes a mean traditional donut, but it's also got the best selection of gluten-free donuts in town. With flavors like blueberry-cake and chocolate-peanut (which tastes like a fluffier version of a deep-fried Reese's Peanut Butter Cup), as well as cake balls and excellent bubble tea, the menu is packed with treats delicious enough to make you reconsider your feelings about flour. The salted caramel-cake donut alone is worth the trip: buttery rich and dense with caramelized sugar bits, brightened by a light sprinkling of sea salt."

"Suite 200, 8300 N FM 620 Building A, Austin, TX 78726 512-330-4825. Angel Donuts and Treats opened in 2012 and is located inside the Trails at 620. Since then, we have been serving both quality interpretations of classic pastries and daring new ventures into the uncharted territories of sweet treats."

"Donuts and treats are always fresh and love that we finally found a vegan place for my daughter that's allergic to dairy and eggs."

"The glazed donut from Round Rock Donuts is truly the donut of all donuts. Just a 15 minute drive north from downtown, Round Rock Donuts is home to the best glazed donut I have ever had in my life. Watch the video above for details, salivate, and make plans to visit."

"OK, aside from the fact that their classic donuts are Texas fans' favorite color, they taste even better than they look!. Round Rock donuts are unlike any other. The company has been around since 1926 and have had plenty of time to craft the perfect recipe."

"Taco Donut Palace is such an Austin institution that someone wrote a song about it. And with a rainbow of brightly glazed donuts in the display case, as well as some pretty solid steam-table breakfast tacos, and some of the best jalapeño cheese kolaches in town -- crispy edged with cheese oozing from both ends -- there's a lot here to sing about. Try the infamous El Torro donut, which is fried in the shape of a hand doing the hook 'em sign and has plenty of crispy edges perfect for dipping in the surprisingly excellent coffee."

"They got my order wrong and I didn't open the tacos until I got home obviously. They had gotten my order wrong before and told me it was too busy to..."

"This little shop is so cute, reminds me a places I’d go as a kid on the west coast. Both the bacon and sausage breakfast croissants were great, jalapeño ..."

"Another entry in the customized and made-to-order category, SPUN specializes in on-the-spot ice cream made with liquid nitrogen, which creates smaller, super condensed ice crystals, resulting in an incredibly smooth, creamy textured treat. (Read more about the process.) This shop focuses on a small menu of flavors made with high-quality organic ingredients that are seasonal and locally sourced. But don’t worry that you won’t have enough choices."

"The Cold Cookie is Austin’s first (and only, as far as we can tell) food truck dedicated to the fine art of ice cream sandwiches, made to order so you always get the perfect balance of crunchy chewy cookie and creamy filling. You can customize your sandwich with your preferred combo of scoop and cookie flavors, choosing from a menu that includes coffee Oreo, and cookies 'n' cream, as well as fresh-baked snickerdoodles, chocolate chip cookies, and more."

"6812 Ranch Rd 620 N | Just like Austin, Cold Cookie Company is anything but ordinary. They not only serve ice cream that’s delicious on its own, but also cookies that can be a simple topping or blended into one of their shakes. They’re also famous for their ice cream sandwiches and “unshakes” which is just like a milkshake, but much thicker because of all the ice cream and toppings that you’re getting."

"Have you ever had to pick between a homemade cookie and homemade ice cream?. It’s basically like choosing a favorite child. At Cold Cookie Company you can have the BEST of both worlds."

"Ao5 Gallery is Austin’s largest contemporary art gallery and has been committed to bringing a wide selection of accessible fine art to Austin for over 20 years. We are constantly changing our display of featured artists to attract new visitors and keep the gallery fresh. With multiple artists receptions and events each month, there is always something new to see and experience, even for frequent visitors."

"Art on 5th is one of Austin’s largest contemporary galleries. The unique space, with its museum-like setting spanning over 6,000 square feet, features an eclectic collection of modern and contemporary artworks by Texan, American and international artists. The gallery was opened in 1988 by Joe Sigel with a collection of works by renowned artists including Pablo Picasso and Andy Warhol."

"Ao5 Gallery is committed to representing an eclectic variety of accessible fine art that Austinites are immediately drawn to. They constantly change their display of featured artists to attract new visitors and keep the gallery fresh. With multiple artists receptions and events each month, there is always something new to see and experience, even for frequent visitors."

"Starting with a small collection of folk art and outsider art from the South, the gallery has now grown into a well known venue for contemporary folk art, outsider art, pop art and fine art. Over the years the number of genuine folk artists has decreased and the gallery’s interests have broadened, leading them to a more varied approach to the artworks on display. Yard Dog Art Gallery now represent a diverse range of contemporary artists from a variety of backgrounds such as comic collage artist Mike Alcantara, woodcut artist Lisa Brawn and contemporary sculptor Camp Bosworth."

"The Yard Dog is an unconventional gallery that exhibits the works of an international group of creative and unique artists. The gallery opened up in the year 1995 and since then has added works of talented artists whose works fit in the gallery aesthetically. The contemporary American folk art that you see on their website and by visiting in person can also be purchased."

"When we opened in 1995, we were showing folk art from the Deep South. Our name, Yard Dog, was chosen to evoke that. We rather quickly began branching out, adding work by artists who were neither folk/outsider artists nor from the Deep South."

"This beautiful outdoor mall has tons of kid-friendly eating options for your little ones. Shop and then when you’re hungry, grab a bite from any of their eateries. 12700 Hill Country Blvd Ste, T-100, Bee Cave, hillcountrygalleria.com"

"http://www.luckylabcoffee.com2421 San Antonio St Austin is famous for its food scene and delicious food trucks. The vibrant city delivers a delightful coffee trailer with the Lucky Lab Coffee Co. On the menu, you’ll find classic American favorites from drip coffee and iced coffee to espresso and cappuccino."

"Lucky Lab serves up quality coffee from local roaster Third Coast Coffee in its full service coffee shops, pop-up bars, and coffee truck with locations across Austin. The owners are super dog friendly so it’s the ideal place to bring your pooch and have a perfect cup of coffee."

"Lucky Lab Coffee definitely qualifies as a “cool coffee shop”. Not only is the coffee and ambiance great here, but the pastries are some of the best I have ever had!"

"http://www.bennucoffee.com2001 E MLK Blvd | 515 South Congress AveBennu Coffee is there for you when you need a cup of coffee at 2 am. This coffee shop is open 24/7 and is a local hot spot for coworking Austinites and visitors alike. The coffeehouse features both indoor and outdoor seating with large tables so you can spread out and get work done."

"Your couch is great, but sometimes you need to venture into society to really get some work done. To be reminded that people wear real clothes. Bennu is (almost) just as comfy comfortable as your living room, but with enough design to it that it feels like more of a destination than your typical coffee shop."