Top Best French Restaurants in Round Rock

"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."

"Last on this list of my favorite French restaurants in Austin, but most certainly not least, is Justine’s Brasserie. This restaurant, located deep off East 5th street, is the Moulin Rouge of the French restaurants in Austin, and the East side may as well be Montmartre. While the other French restaurants in Austin personify the simple yet detailed and refined French esthetic, Justine’s Brasserie is unapologetically chic and rowdy, with phenomenal food."

"This classic spot is “hidden away” deep on the Eastside, so it’s not the kind of place you’d just drive by. If you’re going to Justine’s, it’s because someone knows how great it is and feels similarly about you. It’s a tiny house with dark lighting, limited seating, and a big patio under twinkling lights, which is basically the background of every stock photo of couples being romantic."

"While Justine’s is as much of a scene as a restaurant, the little French eatery has earned a loyal following primarily because of the expertly prepared cuisine. The loyalty of Justine’s clientele is even more amazing given the restaurant’s location -- in far east Austin. The scallops and mussels are the most popular entrees."

"New to downtown’s restaurant scene, Le Politique invites diners to experience French fare in a welcoming environment. Small bites include escargot, charcuterie, and steak tartare while entrees range from boeuf bourguignon to marinated mussels to a variety of seafood options, too. Be sure sample a few desserts, like the crème brûlée."

"If you’re a fan of French comfort foods & boozy craft cocktails (and Absinthe!), then a trip to Péché should be in your future. It’s smack in the middle of downtown just off 4th street in the warehouse district, which makes for a great place to hit up before a night on the town. They have a fabulous Happy Hour, with specials all day Sunday & Monday, and Tuesday through Friday from 4pm-7pm, and you can expect $5 cocktails and 1/2 off food items with asterisk (*) on the bar menu."

"This upscale, aesthetically appealing downtown hotspot features exotic French/French New Orleans comfort foods and craft cocktails made with the elusive liquor absinthe."

"Hopfields is a gastropub known for its extensive beer selection, but the brunch menu offers a wide selection of classic brunch staples that pair well with a brew – or just a cup of coffee. The French-inspired menu features new creations like Pommes Rosti (smoked sockeye salmon, pickled red onion, capers, creme fraiche, celery leaves), Sourdough Pancake, and Akaushi Tri-Tip “Au Poivre”. Burger lovers should also be pleased to know that one of Austin's favorite burgers, the Pascal Burger, will be available during brunch!"

"Hopfields brings homestyle French cooking in a comfortable and casual space. The restaurant opened in November 2011 and has served the best-tasting dishes to the community. Furthermore, the diverse menu replicates the rich culture of France."

"Hopfields is a gastropub with craft beer and French-inspired food in an adorable, rustic setting. Their Pascal burger is, I believe, one of the very best burgers in Austin. WEBSITE | 3110 Guadalupe St Suite #400"

"When thinking of bakeries, the first thing that typically comes to mind is stereotypical French culture—ordering a croissant at a café and sitting outside to people-watch as the day rolls by. That’s exactly the kind of experience you’ll get at Paris in a Bite. The North Austin bakery offers classic French sweets like macarons, along with a wide variety of butter-heavy croissants."

"Paris in a Bite serves chocolates, caviar, and French wines in a Parisian-inspired cafe. They have a selection of ready-to-go meals and other yummy treats great for the whole day. Furthermore, there are rare wines offered at affordable deals."

"What more romantic place could there be than a cozy Paris bistro, with lace curtains and fresh flowers in wine bottle vases?. At Chez Nous, you can be transported to the City of Light for the evening, with old-world charm along with authentic French food from the Parisian owners. After you are shown to your table and enjoying some wine with a basket of freshly baked baguettes, share classic bistro fare such as housemade paté, escargot and poisson meuniere (fish of the day in butter, parsley, and lemon juice)."

"DowntownThis intimate, casual bistro feels like a little slice of France in Austin, and has been serving couples on Sixth Street since 1982. While you can order a la carte if you wish, Chez Nous has one of the most compelling three-course prix fixe dinner menus in town, with dishes like salmon rillette, pate, roasted ruby trout, seared scallops, creme brulee, and mousse au chocolat. Whatever you do, always heed the wine pairing suggestions."

"5 out of 5 stars Restaurants Steakhouse Convention Center District. While the rest of Austin grows aggressively around it, Chez Nous has been quietly tucked away off of 6th street for the better part of 35 years. Step inside the intimate space and you’ll feel transported to the French countryside."

"4 out of 5 stars Restaurants French Rosedale. You'd better like potatoes if you're dining at Bonhomie. The French eatery on Burnet has an entire section of pommes rosti, crispy shredded potatoes that are topped with lox or foie gras or caviar—or, simply, bacon, eggs and cheese."

"A classic American treat gets a facelift at French bistro-inspired American diner Bonhomie. Bonhomie’s banana split, profiteroles and vanilla ice cream loaded on top of a caramelized banana, offers a perfect fusion of French and American cuisine."

"4 out of 5 stars Restaurants Bouldin Creek. Build your own sweet and savory crepes at this adorable food trailer on South First. Choose from a wide variety of add-ins—runny eggs, creamy goat cheese, caramelized onions, salty bacon—or go sweet with caramel butter, cinnamon and sugar."

"Grab a french hot dog (hot dog in a baguette) or a brie, jam, and honey drizzled crepe. Ideal place for ice cream on a nice day. Lots of shaded seating."

"Jean-Baptiste, owner and operator of Saperlipoppete, putting the finishing touches on a La Pompote crêpe. Have you ever had a real French crêpe?"

"We like the vegan ice cream at Sweet Ritual on Airport Blvd just fine - especially the very good Death Metal by Chocolate (with a double chocolate sunflower seed butter base and gluten-free chocolate cookies). But our favorite frozen desserts to get here are the shakes, made with their coconut and soy-vanilla soft serve. Most of the sauces and flavors are homemade, including chocolate, peanut butter, and salted caramel."

"If you’re in the mood for a sweet treat, visit Sweet Ritual for a scoop of vegan ice cream. The dairy-free ice cream shop makes ice cream accessible for all dietary needs–even those who aren’t vegan will appreciate the playful artisan desserts. The shop serves classic flavors like Rocky Road as well as more inventive options like Unicorn Poop, which is made with skittles, rainbow sprinkles, vanilla, and beets."

"You can't throw a drumstick without finding a food trailer in Austin, but Biscuits and Groovy, located in the heart of one of the city's most walkable and family-friendly neighbourhoods, is one of the few specialising in breakfast. Run by a vegan who originally didn't offer any meat products, the menu has expanded to include bacon, sausage and traditional white gravy. But if you're looking for a meat-free take on biscuits and gravy, this is the place – the vegan Bootlegger Brown Ale version is a little on the sweet side, though."

"When in the South, it’s impossible not to think of biscuits and gravy when the topic of breakfast comes up. There’s just something about a freshly baked biscuit smothered in a savory gravy and topped with gooey cheese that sends shivers up the spines of Southerners. Luckily, Biscuits and Groovy is all about this iconic combo."

"5015 Duval St (North Austin) 1210 Barton Springs (South Austin). Food Truck, Covered Outdoor Seating, Comfort Food, Only Open till 2 pm. Anything on the menu at Biscuits and Groovy can be made vegan, just ask."

"Bar Food , Burgers ,  Bar ,  Burritos"

"East Austin Hotel is a stylish boutique hotel on Austin’s Sixth Street, a hip and trendy area renowned for its independent coffee shops, bars, stores, and eateries. The hotel is a new-build and presents a clean, crisp image with a modern exterior and more traditional, quirky furnishings inside. The bedrooms at this chic hotel are inspired by the Danish mid-century and have a retro-chic, fun vibe that doesn’t take itself too seriously."

"Why we love it: A hipster hotspot that’s as stylish as it is affordable. Highlights:- A range of room types for all travelers - Local hangouts like the on-site diner and pool bar - A prime location in one of Austin’s coolest..."

"Austin has so many amazing neighborhoods that picking one to stay in is a difficult proposition. Most of the romantic hotels in Austin Texas lie in the buzzing Downtown. It lies on the Colorado River’s northern banks."

"Staring down the menu at Dolce Bacio will make you feel like you’re in a small Italian coffee shop, with the smell of fresh cream in the air and Nessun Dorma playing softly in the background. That is, until you realize you’re in a food truck park in East Austin and it’s 110 degrees out. The menu consists mostly of gelato and sorbet - all made in-house - but they also have tiramisu made with fresh mascarpone cheese, cannoli, and affogatos."

"Dolce Bacio was opened one year ago by an Italian couple newly planted in Texas. Prior to leaving Italy, Francesca and Dante trained at several top gelato schools, where they learned to make high quality products from scratch. “Our goal here is to offer the same quality and tradition you find in Italy, crossed with local flavors,” Francesca explained with gusto."

"Upstairs at Caroline is a premier urban backyard party packed with food, beverages, and games. Located just above the Caroline dining room, it is a great place to hang out and play games with friends and strangers alike. They offer games including giant Jenga, shuffleboard, checkers, foosball, and billiards."

"I would have to say this is my second favorite, and it is second only to P6!. The views of downtown are amazing, but what I love about this spot is how it’s a grassy outdoor vibe with games and picnic tables rather than over the top classy. Perfect for a fun happy hour with friends after work!"