Cheap Places to Eat in Round Rock

"Get outside, responsibly, and don't forget to get your fill of fresh air. If you've got pizza on the mind, we're open from 11 a.m."

"Wu Chow’s boasts some of the best in the city, and that’s just one of the many items lining their Sunday Dim Sum Brunch menu that’ll have you licking the plate in hopes of soaking up every last bit of sauce-y goodness. From tried-and-true favorites like crispy-edged Scallion Pancakes to harder-to-find traditions like shrimp stuffed eggplant, the only thing not as easy as Sunday morning is deciding which inventive tropical cocktail pairs with your spread. How to order: Reservations are available online for dine-in, and you can also order brunch to-go."

"Wu Chow boasts some of the best soup dumplings in Austin housed in a buzzy downtown destination. The cocktails are seriously good, as are the wide variety of menu items from braised eggplant to beef hugging scallions. As a bonus, you can make reservations for dim sum dining on Sunday."

"Via 313 Pizzeria’s main location on Highway 290 serves Detroit-style pizzas, appetizers, salads, deserts, and non-alcoholic drinks while its two trailer locations serve just exceptional pizza. Brothers Brandon and Uriah Hunt were born and raised in Detroit and brought their genuine Detroit-style pizzas to Austin. The atmosphere is casual and the pizzeria is open every day for lunch and dinner."

"Up until a few years ago, Mr. Gatti’s was as close as we got to good pizza. But that pizza drought is now a thing of the past, thanks in large part to Via 313. They managed to make Detroit-style (aka thick, square cut) pizza seem completely at home in Austin, and have grown from a single trailer to a full-on empire."

"Everyone loves Via313 for their Detroit-style pizza (not the same as Chicago-style) – a thick crust that is somehow crispy and not heavy with flavorful toppings. Gluten-free pizza crusts are available along with dairy-free cheese. What to order: The Detroiter, The Cadillac, and The Carnivore."

"Torchy’s has crazy, inventive tacos and some of the best queso in Austin, and you can order ahead so all you have to do is walk in and pick it up!. WEBSITE | multiple locations"

"2600 E Cesar Chavez St. | Fresh, flavor-packed and unique-to-Texas, Bento Picnic’s menu has expanded. The popular eatery now offers guests additional protein options, inspired by the grilling traditions of Texas and Japan — and the option to customize their own bento box. Just in time for Spring gatherings, the restaurant has added a Picnic by the Pound option to its menu — and made all options available all day, 11 a.m."

"Influenced by the rich culture of Japan, Bento Picnic handcrafts well-balanced bento meals that are delicious and nourishing. Located in a stylish 1920’s bungalow just east of downtown Austin, this restaurant boasts a cozy counter-service cafe space and a beautiful indoor and outdoor seating. The menu features appetizers like a tomato salad, bowls like teriyaki bowl, and sweets like miso chocolate chip cookies."

"This warm, inviting restaurant has three locations and Austin is lucky to have one of them. The restaurant prides itself on a range of northern Italian dishes and a flagship dish, Risotto. The restaurant is described simultaneously as 'quaint and like an old church' by some and still others refer to it as 'chic and hip.' Taverna creates an ambiance that encourages building relationships and hanging out."

"Not only is the food incredible, like the Lobster Omelet and Taverna Hash, but their $2 Mimosas and Bellinis 100% also hit the spot. With a price like that you are sure to have more than just one!"

"Online ordering available or pickup singles at Sa-Tenor the Texas Farmer’s Market at Lakeline and Mueller. I’ve been a fan of Teddy V. cookies since at least 2017. I remember meeting the owner, Elisia, at the Mueller Farmer’s Market one sunny Sunday and she was hosting a contest at that time – post a picture of your cookie on IG and a lucky winner could win a cookie party!"

"If we’re talking huge chocolate chip cookies, you’ll probably think of the famed ones from Levain Bakery in New York City. Today you can have a Levain cookie delivered to your doorstep or you can buy frozen ones from the grocery store. But if you’re in Austin, try these two famous cookies that might wow you even more!"

"She sells at the Texas Farmers’ Market at Mueller every Sunday. Her cookies are also gigantic like Henbit and ThoroughBread yet she is the only one that offers a gluten-free option. I think her chocolate is different though and that is what stands out to me!"

"This is a restaurant and not even a dedicated cookie bakery. I can’t be the only cookie connoisseur in town, but I will say, I haven’t heard anyone talk about these cookies and they looked perfect upon arrival. A doughy rise right in the center that is higher than the rest of the cookie and full of melted chips through out each bite."

"These tasty cookies from Cookie Wookie Kitchen are made with aged cookie dough!. They’re seriously the perfect blend of crispy and chewy!. Erica uses local ingredients, adds a hint of her Asian culture and ingredients and a bit of childhood nostalgia in her creations."

"The word ‘tiny’ can’t be more accurate to describe these mouth-watering pies that have been lovingly prepared since 2011. The idea of creating these pretty small pies comes from the wish to carry an individual piece of the famous baked pies. At the two Tiny Pies shops, they strive to use the finest natural ingredients from local producers whenever possible, while they fill the pies by hand daily."

"Not only are these the cutest pies you’ll ever see – Tiny Pies also make some of the best. They have a massive selection of signature, seasonal, and savory pies to satisfy any craving. And because they’re so small you can try a bunch!"

"Vegan Indian food is sneakily a great way to eat healthily without loading up on soy fillers. Located in a strip shopping center out in the burbs, this little spot offers authentic Northern and Southern Indian food at cheap prices."

"While as much a dive bar as a family spot, Gourmands has much to love: there’s a sizable back patio, a solid menu of sandwiches, soups, and nachos, and a great afternoon happy hour from 4 to 7 p.m. with $5 appetizers and discounted beer and wine. There’s also an ’80s style arcade here with skee ball, video games, and ping-pong."

"Bar Food , Sandwiches"