Best Donuts in Round Rock

"With three locations in the Austin area, Gordough’s Doughnuts is well known for its unique doughnut options. While the food truck location offers a smaller selection of donuts, the storefronts have a bigger selection of donut burgers, sandwiches, and entrees on top of donuts, as well as plain appetizers and salads. Their menu also includes a large selection of dessert doughnuts like the Big E-Z, served with powdered sugar and honey, or The Blackout, served with chocolate icing, brownie batter, brownie bites, and chocolate chips."

"Gourdough’s website will show you multiple locations, but don’t be led astray. It’s the food truck on S 1st St. where they sell their famous donuts. And if figuring that out was stressful for you, you can unwind with a CBD donut."

"Little Lucy’s is the cute pink truck located across the street from all the Rainey Street bars. And, unlike many of the food trucks in that plaza, you don’t need to have been drinking to enjoy them. Pick up a large pink bag of the cinnamon-sugar miniatures and choose from free dipping sauces including chocolate and caramel (the best one)."

"I will never pass up an opportunity for fresh, hot, and delicious mini donuts and Little Lucy’s is no exception!. Little Lucy’s is located right on Rainey Street in downtown Austin. I love how truly light and fluffy these hot donuts are."

"Little Lucy’s serves hot fresh mini donuts in a wide variety of unique delicious flavors to fun-loving dessert enthusiasts of all ages in the greater Austin area. Delivery and curbside pickup available today!"

"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."

"Angel makes a mean traditional donut, but it's also got the best selection of gluten-free donuts in town. With flavors like blueberry-cake and chocolate-peanut (which tastes like a fluffier version of a deep-fried Reese's Peanut Butter Cup), as well as cake balls and excellent bubble tea, the menu is packed with treats delicious enough to make you reconsider your feelings about flour. The salted caramel-cake donut alone is worth the trip: buttery rich and dense with caramelized sugar bits, brightened by a light sprinkling of sea salt."

"This proudly local indie bakery offers the best gourmet and classic donuts in Austin for sweet-treat lovers of all ages. Handcrafted from recipes designed by the genius shop owners, Angel Donuts offers all kinds of delicious donut flavors as well as a wide offering of vegan and plant-based options as well. House favorites include the chocolate peanut and the salted caramel old-fashioned donuts, though their maple bacon flavor also delights."

"Suite 200, 8300 N FM 620 Building A, Austin, TX 78726 512-330-4825. Angel Donuts and Treats opened in 2012 and is located inside the Trails at 620. Since then, we have been serving both quality interpretations of classic pastries and daring new ventures into the uncharted territories of sweet treats."

"Made famous by the TV show Man v. Food, Round Rock Donuts boasts a “Texas Sized” glazed donut that clocks in at almost two-pounds. But the shop, popular with both locals and tourists, also serves a classic “orange glaze” donut that’s the best $0.69 you’ll ever spend. Come expecting a wait and arrive early if you want to make sure nothing is sold out."

"The glazed donut from Round Rock Donuts is truly the donut of all donuts. Just a 15 minute drive north from downtown, Round Rock Donuts is home to the best glazed donut I have ever had in my life. Watch the video above for details, salivate, and make plans to visit."

"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..."

"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."

"On weekends the line to order at this Burnet Road restaurant and coffee shop is out the door, but don’t let that intimidate you. The breakfast tacos and butter-laden pancakes produced by this tiny kitchen are worth the wait. While you’re in the queue, sit on the back or front patios, sip a signature Pacha latte (hot or iced), and watch as the neighborhood regulars pile in."

"A post shared by Reinaldo Mateo Forti (@reinaldoforti) on Sep 9, 2018 at 8:48pm PDT. My first stop was Pacha Organic Cafe. A few months ago, Pacha was considering opening later and expanding its offerings."

"Boasting a dynamic menu that includes the freshest ingredients in Central Austin, BarChi has quickly become a neighborhood favorite. Featuring fresh sushi and maki rolls as well as a delicious variety of rare sashimi items, BarChi prepares delicious, cutting-edge Japanese cuisine with competitive pricing and portion size. The sleek, modern interior makes it a swanky standout in the bustling Second Street District; perfect for hosting private parties or a night on the town."

"Located in Austin’s 2nd Street District,Bar Chi Sushimakes the “best of” list for its enormous menu offering a wide array of sushi, maki rolls, noodle dishes, bento boxes, teppanyaki (gotta love a hot skillet plate), and cocktails. The daily happy hour specials are always a draw as is the reverse happy hour on Friday and Saturday nights."

"Barchi is known to have one of the best happy hours in Austin. Not only do they offer half-priced select rolls from 3-7pm during the week, but they also offer a reverse happy hour from 10pm-12am on Thursday and 10pm-1am on Friday and Saturday. Strobe lights, a very energetic DJ, and half priced sake."

"and Teresa Lozano Long Center for the Performing Arts, just south of Lady Bird Lake, is a performance center and ode to the artful—majestic, even—reuse and revival. Designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, it opened It opened in 2008 after 10 years of construction (along with funding issues and civic discussions of same). It replaced the mod, domed Lester E. Palmer Auditorium, reusing 95 percent of its building materials, including the distinctive green and brown panels—originally on the roof and now decorate the exterior walls—and the ring-beam exterior structure, which now is a terrace that offers an excellent view of downtown."

"Why You’ve Got to Go: Performing arts may not be the standard activity that kids usually sign up for, but at The Long Center, there are programs that are designed even for kids. What to Do: Check out the events calendar to see what the family section has to offer. You will certainly find something suitable for the little ones."

"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"

"Austin City Limits still remains as the main focal point of Austin live music scene, and is the longest running music series in the country. Initially created to celebrate the music of Texas--featuring western swing, Texas blues, Tejano music, progressive country, and rock n' roll--the series has gone on to feature regional, national and international artists performing a wide range of musical styles, including jazz, alternative country, alternative rock, folk music, and jam band. ACL just recently relocated from the University of Texas campus to the W Austin Hotel downtown."

"This cutting-edge venue, ready in 2011 as part of the $300m Block 21 mixed-use development, is named for the longest running TV show in American history going back to 1974. That is PBS’s Austin City Limits, which is now taped right here and putting a different recording artist in the spotlight each week. The 2,750-capacity venue puts on 100 or so concerts a year, and is considered by those who know to have the best sound of any Austin stage."

"If you happen to be in Austin during ACL but for ACL, good luck. This is the biggest music festival that brings people from all over the world on two consecutive three-day weekends Oct. 6-8 & Oct. 13-15, 2017. If you’re not here for ACL, avoid Zilker Park at all costs."