Top Best Italian Restaurants in Round Rock

"4 out of 5 stars Restaurants Italian Bryker Woods. Chef/owner Shawn Cirkiel’s Italian gem features antipasti, pastas and entrees dictated by the seasons and served in a beautiful setting. Other highlights include family-style dinners each Sunday and weekday happy hour deals plus plenty of patio seating spread across several levels under the shade of a giant oak tree."

"Olive & June is more north than I typically explore (I’m a South Austinite, what can I say?), but this is one place that’s absolutely worth the trip. You can’t go wrong with the Mezzaluna, featuring Texas lamb, pecan pesto, roasted sunchoke, and pecorino cheese; or give the Fusilli a try for a more classic take on things. Just don’t make a small action figure out of the pasta like in Seinfeld."

"When the family's feeling a bit more upscale, check out the Bryker Woods Italian restaurant’s Sunday night family meal, featuring a rotating prix fixe three-course menu of antipasti, pasta, and an entree. Even better: kids under the age of 12 eat free."

"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 Italian Holly. Note that the cuisine at Juniper is described as Northern Italian-inspired—emphasis on the hyphenated descriptor because, following the trend of many recently opened ATX fine-dining spots, the ingredients are all sourced primarily from Central Texas, with a few exceptions like Pittsburg (for Strube Ranch’s wagyu cuts) and McCallen (for G & S Groves’ citrus fruit). With chef and former Uchi creative director Nicholas Yanes at the helm, this romantic dining locale—fitted with dark wood fixtures, green and blue velvet upholstery and juniper tree fronds (obvs)—also follows the local trend of small, artfully composed plates that are worth the higher price point by satisfying without over-stuffing."

"Juniper is an Austin restaurant serving up the culinary delights of northern Italy. The restaurant works with local ranchers and producers including Antonelli’s Cheese Shop and Olives Ranch for the freshest and highest-quality ingredients. Try the gnocchi di semolina or the kampachi crudo antipasti salad."

"At Juniper, Northern Italian-inspired dishes are elevated, given a Central Texas twist and served in a luxe space. Order a la carte, prix fixe, or via the 12-course tasting menu of hyper-local and -seasonal ingredients. Hits include the puffy potatoes with Dijon cream and grilled Niman Ranch steak."

"5 out of 5 stars Restaurants Italian Blackland. Some of the city’s most unexpectedly authentic Italian cuisine comes from a little trailer in the backyard of Manor Road’s Vortex Theatre and the attached Butterfly Bar. Patrizi’s has developed a following for its toothsome fresh pasta, house ricotta, giant meatballs and gluten-free offerings."

"Handmade pastas anchor this Italian truck’s menu, with classic dishes to innovative takes like Karah’s diavolo, a lemon, olive oil, garlic, rosemary, chili mix that is topped with an egg yolk. Beef and pork meatballs, roasted vegetables, and an assortment of seasonal bruschetta round out the menu’s offerings."

"Patrizi’s does just that, whipping out house-made pastas, where guests can add coddled egg yolks, giant meatballs, ricotta, and more. Pickup orders can be placed online. Host site Butterfly Bar is also open for dine-in service."

"The bread, ambiance, and dessert are all wonderful, but let’s be real – you’re coming here for the pasta, which is made in-house. And according to science, homemade pasta always tastes better. There is no shortage of options at Juliet – standouts include the 17-layer lasagna (that’s a lot of layers!) and the fettuccine funghi, which features mushroom sauce, fried rosemary, spinach, and garlic sauce, plus breadcrumbs aplenty."

"Barton SpringsOn a perfect day, you’ll find yourself sippin’ on an Aperol Spritz and enjoying a lovely lunch on Juliet’s patio. Now, through the power of delivery, you can recreate that lovely brunch in your own backyard. Juliet’s entire menu is available -- that’s right, the fresh mozzarella, the spicy rigatoni, the 17 layers of lasagna can all be yours with a simple click of the mouse."

"Rare to find a restaurant that is all around amazing, but Juliet absolutely does just that. A stunning outdoor patio, a beautiful romantic interior, a great happy hour, killer cocktails, delicious food, AND at reasonable prices. This is absolutely one of the best and most romantic spots for you and your date!"

"Winflo Osteria is an Italian eatery offering classic Italian fare made simply, from locally sourced ingredients when possible. You can dine inside the 1922 craftsman style bungalow or outside, under the 300 year old live oak that shades the large terraced patio. What To Order: Short rib canneloni, saltimbocca di pollo, or lamb osso buco."

"Italian architecture with gorgeous stone and brick walls, dark wood beams and warm, old-world lighting set the mood for Italian-inspired romance. The authentic and highly praised Tuscan cuisine includes Formaggio al Forno (baked brie, fig marmellata, almonds and grilled crostini), Capellini con Gamberi (angel hair pasta with shrimp, tomatoes concasse and cracked red chili) and Filetto di Manzo (wood-grilled beef tenderloin with Gorgonzola and a Sangiovese demiglace). Save room for the Affogato — an award-winning vanilla bean gelato served with a shot of espresso poured over it."

"Constructed to closely resemble an Italian Tuscan villa, Siena begins with amazing ambiance and a serving staff that truly KNOWS what they are doing. Customers consistently comment on the quality of service received during their dining experience. Siena offers a wine selection worth talking about and for those that prefer wine by the glass, they have at least 20 different options to choose from."

"Many of Tuscany’s most famous culinary creations are given top billing at Siena Ristorante Toscana. Located just off Highway 360, this homely eatery is known locally for its huge s..."

"A small Italian restaurant on South Congress, Botticelli's is only a few steps away from the Continental Club, one of the best music venues in Austin. So it's the perfect starting point for a dinner-plus-music type of evening. When the weather's nice, you can also take a stroll along Congress and window shop at the antique stores and vintage boutiques."

"A post shared by Jen'sZenDen *512-644-2375* (@jenzenden) on Apr 24, 2017 at 3:45pm PDT. Botticelli’s is an Italian fine-dining restaurant offering happy hour on Sunday and Monday. The restaurant takes pride in preparing the best Italian cuisines by combining inventive, old and new recipes and cooing dishes that will leave you asking for seconds."

"Andrew and Matt Botticelli are the owners of this establishment that shines with pride. Botticelli's features a restaurant and an outdoor beer garden. Live music and happy hours take place most days of the week."

"If your travels bring you downtown, you can enjoy the luxe services at the Spa by JW Austin. Located within walking distance of the state capitol and the city’s notable Sixth Street, this is a prime location to let your troubles melt away in downtown Austin. If you want a spa experience that is quintessentially Texan, be sure to sign up for their Agave Nectar Massage on the Rocks."

"Here, locally sourced and Austin-inspired ingredients bring a taste of Texas to your spa experience. Even if you aren’t a guest at the Four Seasons, you can still take advantage of weekly happy hours and the spacious lounge for a little extra ‘you’ time during your visit. The Spa itself features a relaxation lounge with a Himalayan pink salt wall and eucalyptus-infused steam rooms."

"Hosting an array of services for body and soul — including both traditional and Ayurvedic massage options, cupping, and acupuncture — you will find everything you need to thrive at Hiatus Spa. Hiatus features eighteen different treatment suits, a nail lounge with zero gravity chairs, and a hydrotherapy room for guests to enjoy. Hiatus allows you to do affordable add-ons to your services, for example if you’d like extra massage time or the option of incorporating Auricular Therapy into your itinerary for just $10."

"Year Opened: 2008Cover: YesDrinks: Full barCapacity: 2,400 (Michael and Susan Dell Hall)Noise Level:. Austin finally got rid of that ridiculous Palmer Auditorium, the huge seaweed-green civic auditorium that resembled a sickly turtle and branded the city as a place stuck in the past. A good deal of the old building was salvaged—including the chamber ring that held up the roof—but in the context of the new Long Center, the whole thing looks positively mod."

"Live entertainment might seem like more of an adult activity, but Austin’s Long Center boasts diverse programming that appeals to all ages. Head to the family section of the events calendar and get ready to expose your little ones to the arts. View this post on Instagram"

"Sound & Cinema is an event sponsored by Alamo Drafthouse, Long Center, and Do512. It usually happens from June to August and features free live music and movie shows."

"Founded in 1993 as an education outreach program, One World Theatre is today a working green-built theatre made out of 85% recycled plastic foam. The theatre — built to resemble a Tuscan villa — showcases the artistic talents and diverse art forms of world-renowned artists in a uniquely intimate forum. Before most concerts, dinner is available at One World Café, which serves fresh, seasonal fare alongside full bar service."

"Next, check out Zilker Park, a 360-acre oasis in the heart of downtown that’s the site of festivals and free music at Zilker Hillside Theater, plus it’s home to Zilker Botanical Garden, Umlauf Sculpture Garden & Museum and Barton Springs Pool, a spring-fed swimming spot with grassy hills for sunbathing. Make it a boozy afternoon and pull up a chair in the taproom of urban winery Infinite Monkey Theorem for a flight of Texas-made wine. Or head to Duchman Family Winery in Driftwood (just a half-hour drive out of Austin), where you can take a tour and sample wines in a lovely Italianate villa, including Duchman’s award-winning Vermentino. Stop in the North Austin warehouse and taproom of Austin Beerworks, where weekend tastings feel more like a backyard barbecue, with live music and bites from local food trucks."

"The Zilker Hillside Theatre is a beautiful outdoor venue in Zilker Park. Bring the whole family for one of their family-friendly shows. Arrive early so you can claim a spot in the grass and pack a little picnic."

"The Zilker Hillside Theater, located in Zilker Park, is an award-winning theater. It mainly features family-friendly shows that are open and free to the masses."

"If you’re craving something sweet with a touch of French elegance, Crepe Crazy is what you’re looking for. The bistro menu offers morning crepes with things like cream cheese and jam or ham and cheese as well as savory and sweet crepes. In addition to crepes, the bakery offers panini sandwiches, salads, and seasonal soups."

"This aptly named restaurant offers savory and sweet crêpes any time of day. Breakfast includes the Norwegian, a lox, scrambled eggs, lemon-dill cream cheese, pickles, red onion, and capers crêpe, while lunch and dinner boast savory options like the caprese. The menu also includes dessert crêpes, panini options, and salads."