Best French Bakery in Round Rock

"In a meat-loving state like Texas, vegetarian fare might be difficult to find. Enter the Bouldin Creek Café, a snug little coffee shop that makes vegetarian-friendly breakfast fare for all plant-based foodies in the city. Chow down on meals like the El Tipico, a plate full of their famous tofu scramble, made-from-scratch herbed potato hash cake, local tomatoes, shredded lettuce, house-made salsa, and your choice of tortillas."

"This restaurant specializes in all things vegan and vegetarian, and they do it so well. Offering delicious breakfast, lunch, and dinner options, plus a full bar – it’s a great place to go any time. And with their covered patio, there’s never a weather concern."

"The modern French-Vietnamese cafe has perfected bánh mì—the delicious breakfast versions have an egg base—with housemade, crunchy baguettes that can stand up to layers of spicy and tangy. sauces, marinated pork, local beef, and fresh sliced vegetables. You’ll see just about anyone stop by neighbors on their way to work, stylish moms after school drop-off, and couples and small groups in the afternoon swapping plates to share, and working their way through bowls of bún."

"We're going to irritate some locals by highlighting this dapper cottage of deliciousness. Pop in for croissants, crepes and a few noodle dishes in the morning, plus the deliciously creamy Vietnamese coffee."

"406 Walsh, 512/645-0786www.betterhalfbar.comHours: Mon., 9am-3pm; Tue.-Thu., 9am-10pm; Fri., 9am-10:30pm; Sat., 8am-11pm; Sun., 8am-10pm. Happy hour Tue.-Fri. & Sun., 3-6pm; reverse happy hour Tue.-Sun., 9pm-close."

"This Austin institution has been serving seasonal spins on traditional favourites, like pumpkin pancakes over the autumn and tomato pie in the middle of summer, 24-hours-a-day for the past 30 years. With five locations around the city, everyone makes their way into Kerbey Lane – or its rival, Magnolia Cafe, which claims to be open "24/8" – at some point during their time in the capital city. The tattooed servers are happy to give you tips on their favourite places to grab a drink or listen to live music and, if you like their pancakes, you can buy the mix at just about any local grocery store."

"Started as a diner on its namesake street in 1980, Kerbey Lane now has seven locations serving breakfast any time of day or night. The menu at this local favorite runs the gamut from Tex-Mex classics, like chilaquiles and migas, to more inventive takes on the classics, like crispy chicken Benedict. Don’t forget to ask about the seasonal specials, like the pumpkin French toast in autumn."

"From buttermilk to gingerbread to funky specials like birthday cake or s’mores, it’s impossible to go wrong at this Austin classic dinner chain."

"Texas French Bread is a fantastic starting point when it comes to the best breakfast and brunch in Austin. Their menu is simple but completely hits the spots with classics like omelettes, banana pancakes, and (of course) their famous french toast made with homemade challah bread. It’s thick, it’s delicious, it’s covered in the perfect amount of powdered sugar and served with warm syrup."

"The dinner service is full service and more upscale, but Texas French Bread is great for breakfast or lunch with kids. The Huevos Rancheros are my favorite, but I’ve never had a bite of food here that I didn’t love. They aren’t currently seating indoors, but I prefer the outdoor dining space anyways."

"Texas French Bread is dedicated to using high-quality ingredients, and it shows in its flavorful cookies. Try the mocha walnut or chewy ginger."

"Taverna does its best to embody its namesake—in Italy, a taverna is a neighborhood eatery where customers are more like family or close friends than paying visitors. Austin’s Taverna creates this welcoming atmosphere with rustic touches such as exposed brick interiors and framed pictures that create a mural on its accent wall. The restaurant also has a partially enclosed patio space that extends the charming feel to the outdoors."

"Both locations of the Italian restaurant offer classic dishes like pizza, pastas, and meats, but this downtown spot highlights its assortment of risottos that include seafood, meat, and vegetarian options."

"For more of a quiet atmosphere, Flightpath Coffeehouse is known as the place for students and freelancers looking to fly through their to-do lists. The best part is the shop is open late (until 11p.m.) so you can get your coffee fix no matter what time of day it is. They have a great spot to park bikes and some of the best affordable coffee blends."

"Maybe you’re the kind of person that always has to have a full drink by your side. Maybe you like to constantly snack. Maybe you’re one of those weirdos that actually likes the taste of energy bars."

"Artworks on west 6th sells original art, created by using various mediums such as acrylic, oil, gouache, and watercolor. They also offer glass and bronze sculptures, exquisitely crafted jewels, and classic art. They specialize in frame rehabilitation, art advising, and picture framing services."

"The City of Austin seeks two and three-dimensional artworks in any medium from Austin-area visual artists, galleries, or visual arts organizations for the upcoming 2020 People’s Gallery Exhibition, which will be on view from February 2020-January 2021. Spanning the first three floors of Austin City Hall, the gallery is designed to showcase the work of local and regional artists and to encourage public dialogue, understanding, and enjoyment of visual art. The program’s goal is to present a series of exhibitions that reflect the artistic excellence and cultural diversity of Austin, and to promote the City’s cultural and economic initiatives."

"The People’s Gallery at Austin City Hall showcases the talents of local artists with an extensive annual art exhibition in the atrium and open areas of the first three floors. Approximately 150 contemporary artworks are on display, including paintings, photographs, sculptures and more. You may view the exhibit for free anytime the building is open."

"Austin-based non-profit arts organisation Big Medium provides an innovative year-round exhibition programme split between two venues, Big Medium Gallery at Canopy and Big Medium Gallery at Bolm. They also host several large-scale art events such as the East Austin Studio Tour, and the West Austin Studio Tour, self-guided tours celebrating the wealth of talent present in Austin’s wildly diverse creative community, and the popular Texas Biennial which provides an exhibition opportunity for all contemporary artists in Texas. Their dedication to the visual arts community in Austin has manifested itself in a variety of partnerships and projects with other Texan art organisations in order to support the arts throughout Texas."

"Big Medium is a public-service organization, committed to championing and cultivating local artists that concentrate on the contemporary arts. Big Medium assists artists through art development programs and partnerships. Big Medium serves to nurture the art culture in Austin and promotes comprehensive social dialogue between artists and their communities."

"Big Medium is a nonprofit organization with the goal of providing a space for artists to create and exhibit their work. They hold events all over Austin, but their studio space at Canopy provides a space for the artists and their audiences to connect. View this post on Instagram"

"Not unlike True Food, Flower Child is a bright and airy health-focused national eatery with a local feel. While there are plenty of meat and seafood protein options for the bowls, grains, greens, and wraps, there are also vegetarian and vegan dishes. A few can’t-misses: Avocado hummus, Mother Earth bowl, and spicy Japanese eggplant with sugar snap peas and cashews."

"Healthy Food For A Happy WorldIf you’re looking to satisfy several different diets, Flower Child has you covered with options for carnivores, veggie, and gluten-free alike. Their fresh menu also includes both Kombucha and organic wine on tap, as well as local beers. We suggest the Avocado Hummus and Vietnamese Crunch Salad."

"11721 Rock Rose Ave #160, Austin, TX 78758Details: health-focused chain cafe offering salads and grain bowlsWhat to get: kale salad, lemon olive oil cake"

"Trudy’s “Big Game” packages are filled with fajitas, wings and handcrafted tacos inspired by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs. Grab to-go cocktails including 32 oz of Trudy’s Famous House Margarita starting at $25. The special is available at Trudy’s North Star and South Star locations."

"File this under “looks gross tastes great.” The avocado is fried, stuffed with chicken or veggies, and smothered in suiza sauce."

"sweetgreen is known for its salads and bowls with grains, greens, proteins (roasted or blackened chicken, Cajun shrimp, roasted sesame tofu), and other vegetables, fruits, and dressings all combined into one perfect bowl. There are signature and seasonal combinations, as well as a build-your-own option so you can get as creative as you want with your meal. Both Sweet Green locations partner with local Texan vendors and local farms using fresh sourced ingredients."

"There is nowhere that I eat more often for lunch than Sweet Green. Recently it’s been all delivery while working from home, but the South Austin location has a decent amount of outdoor seating… and the Hay Outdoor Dining furniture that I’ve been ogling. I love the Harvest Bowl, sub wild rice for crispy rice."

"This popular DC salad chain now has two locations in Austin: South Congress, and The Drag. You can preorder through their app and pick up their delicious salads and bowls, or dine in at the bright and airy restaurant space. WEBSITE | 11007 S Congress Ave"

"#sushi #yakitori #delicious #fukumoto #eateratx #loveyall #atx #fukumotoaustin. A fine, popular joint for both tourists and locals, Fukumoto Sushi & Yakitori Izakaya offers exquisite Japanese dishes for one to indulge in. Headed by Chef Kazu Fukumoto, this restaurant specializes in Edomae sushi while also focusing on the traditional tempura and yakitori, prepared from a wide variety of imported fish from Japan."

"This East Austin favorite is where to go when you’re feeling like enjoying some traditional sushi and yakitori with a fun izakaya (Japanese pub) vibe. Fukumoto offers all the usual suspects including a variety of sushi, sashimi, yakitori, and rolls as well as a few tasty surprises like takoyaki-style corn dogs, cornflake-battered shrimp, and fried chicken."

"The Ora Toro (King salmon belly) and Kampachi (Hawaiian amberjack) are the two most popular sushi dishes at this sleek restaurant in East Austin. The Sashimi Teaser is a beautifully presented plate featuring the chef’s picks for the day. The fish is so fresh and flavorful that the soy sauce and wasabi often go untouched."

"Since the opening of its first restaurant in 1977, our parent company, Kura Corporation and Kura Sushi USA have grown to over 400 locations across Japan, Taiwan, and the United States. As pioneers of the “revolving sushi” concept, the Kura family of companies have improved upon the idea and developed innovative systems that combine advanced technology, premium ingredients, and affordable prices to create a unique revolving sushi dining experience. We pay particular attention to the taste, sourcing, and preparation of all of our dishes."

"A fun place to go with friends or on a casual date, Kura serves up sushi on a conveyor belt. Once you get used to the ordering system and picking up your food before it gets away, you can start enjoying the incredible variety of tasty small dishes. The restaurant makes an excellent blue crab California roll, and the salmon skin and eel hand rolls come wrapped in soy paper studded with sesame seeds."

"Yes, it’s gimmicky — pieces of fish and other Japanese dishes zooming by on conveyor belts — but that’s part of the fun of the Austin location of the renamed chain (formerly known as Kula Revolving Sushi Bar). Rack up 15 plates of food for sushi-themed prizes."