Best Diners in Round Rock

"Counter Cafe isn’t anything novel but they serve some of the best breakfast and brunch in Austin!. It’s a must try if you’re in the area and we are never disappointed by the food here. We’ve mentioned them before for their delicious burger (on my list of 15 best burgers in Austin) and the breakfast is at the same caliber of quality and deliciousness."

"Counter Cafe is known for its farm-to-table cuisine like the breakfast tacos with organic eggs, southern poached eggs with stone ground artisan cheese grits, crab cake benedict, and bottomless local coffee."

"Greasy diner meets farm-to-table in the most delicious way possible at Counter Cafe. Yes, all-day breakfast is a thing, and yes, you can find it here."

"It’s open early early early every day, so you can head here for “brunch” any day of the week!. I always get their chicken and waffles because they are KILLER, but they also have some healthier options and lots of American brunch classics. Definitely a favorite in Austin."

"Open around the clock, it’s the perfect place for a comforting late-night bite if you’re in the mood for something a little more classy."

"A classic Austin diner with a longstanding history, the Omelettry lives up to its name by dishing up some of the most delicious omelets that Austin has to offer. Each omelet is prepared with three eggs and the restaurant’s special combo of cheddar and swiss cheese. Not only that, but omelets are served with one of your choice of the following: soup and salad or a short stack of pancakes of your preference."

"Sawyer & Co is one of those places that makes you feel good—there’s something about the inviting retro digs that encourages lingering brunches with pals. While it may have been awhile since you last traveled to the Big Easy, Sawyer’s menu brings all those N’awlins diner feelgoods right to your tastebuds. We’re talking crawfish etouffee, jambalaya, cheesy grits, muffalettas, the works."

"Location & ParkingEast Austin // Small Parking Lot, Mostly Street. DetailsThis gem happens to also been on my Best Brunches in Austin, but the patio could not not show up on this list. Sawyer and Co is a contemporary Louisianastyle brunch spot with plenty of outdoor seating for a beautiful day."

"Sawyer & Co., famous for their crawfish, brings the heat of the bayou to Austin. Check them out for a blend of New Orleans flavor and Texas hospitality."

"2808 Guadalupe | StDirty Martin’s has been an Austin staple since 1926, offering classic burgers, fries, onion rings, and sliced fried pickles, along with some fashioned American chow served in their original space on Guadalupe, next to the University of Texas campus. (Photo by Dirty Martin’s Facebook)"

"Dirty’s, as locals call it, has been feeding UT students and fellow Austinites since 1926. The dirt floors have been cemented, and the prices have risen slightly over the years, but you can still get a single patty burger for under $5 at this local institution."

"A list of Austin pancakes cannot be complete without mention of Star Seeds Cafe. Star Seeds is the Mecca of 24-hour breakfast and delights in seeing you post-dancing (after you have worked up an appetite, of course.) Maybe it is the nostalgia of a good night dancing that adds the glow around Star Seeds, or the checkered floor and black round seats that take you back to times you didn’t actually live through. But make no mistake, these pancakes are worth a stop any time of day."

"3101 N Interstate 35| Formerly known as Star Seeds cafe, this little diner is a classic greasy spoon restaurant specializing in breakfast at all hours of the day in a fun and funky ambiance. That means a rad pile-up of biscuits, burgers, and breakfast tacos. You’ll also find some delicious vegetarian-friendly options or whatever you’re in the mood for."

"Since opening in 2009, the improv and stand-up venue tucked into an alleyway on Lavaca has cultivated an affecting, bizarro approach that sets its weekly programming and classes apart from other local comedy clubs. Its small theatre creates immediate physical contact between audience and performers, and in shows like Stoned vs. Drunk vs. Sober and the creative writing prompt open mic Playpen, run by (sometimes overly) intense comedians, the "fierce experimental mixture" of styles hits you like a humor freight train. No venue in the city is as unpredictable, abstract, or inclusive of up-and-coming improvisatory talent."

"Opened in 2007, the The Institution Theater is home to a great staff of teachers to help with improv, acting, comedy writing, and stand-up. Owner Tom Booker has worked with The Second City Theatre in Chicago, performed in off-Broadway productions, and helped write and direct films. The Institution Theater offers classes in each of these areas, with different levels of improv, comedy and film script writing, and stand-up classes."

"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..."

"O Captain, My Captain Donut Voodoo Donuts|©Kevin Galens/Flickr. The concept is simple: Voodoo Doughnut creates crazy delicious, crazy looking donuts. Try their new Pot Hole Doughnut topped with frosting and Oreos or Tex-Ass Challenge Doughnut – so big that if you finish in 80 seconds or less, you get your money back."

"Voodoo Donuts is the perfect place to go for breakfast, dessert, or a late-night snack. They are known for being quirky, a little bit out of the norm, and the donut scene is no exception. They offer a wide variety of unique donuts that you cannot get anywhere else."

"The iconic Portland doughnut shop made its way over onto Dirty Sixth, with long lines for cake and yeast sweets like the namesake doll one, and others loaded with extra treats like bacon, candy, and cereal."

"sat at the window for abt 15 minutes all the workers ignored me. i could see them through the window and tried waiting but i ended up just leaving."

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