Top Best Italian Restaurants in Round Rock

"A post shared by Jasmina | Healthy Happy Living (@seathislife) on Apr 19, 2019 at 7:28pm PDT. Located in a three-story building, Olive & June Italian restaurant boasts the largest collection of Italian Amari, Grappa and wine in the area. Each meal is hand prepared, putting more emphasis on the house special pasta to bring out a dish full of flavor and prepared with care and dedication."

"Made in house daily, Olive &June’s emphasis on handmade pastas like the campanelle, ravioli, and bucatini, which celebrates the best of what Italian cuisine has to offer. Pair dishes dish with a glass of wine from one of Austin’s most expansive and diverse selections of Italian wines."

"When my guy friends ask me where to take their lady friends, I always say Olive & June. And so far, I’m sporting a 100% success rate. You’ll score major points with an Italian meal under the stars at Olive & June’s treehouse-like space."

"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."

"Executive chef/partner Nicholas Yanes combines inspiration from Northern Italy and Central Texas in Juniper’s refined and accessible menu. The airy puffy potatoes with whipped dijon mustard are a favorite starter, followed by entrees like black linguine (tossed with gulf shrimp, mushroom, and chile) and the 44 Farm NY strip (served with tomato emulsion chunky chimichurri). There's also an excellent cocktail menu with standouts like the over-the-top, $19 Chef’s Brand New Cadillac negroni made with The Botanist Gin, Campari, Barolo Chinato, and “nice ice."

"If the outdoor fairy garden isn’t your idea of romantic, then head to Juniper. It’s one of Austin’s most romantic and elegant restaurants. From the swanky interior to the inspired cocktails, every detail here works to set the stage for a passionate evening of romance and intrigue."

"Modern Italian food, a gorgeous atmosphere, and well-crafted cocktails make Juniper a nice date spot for any stage of the relationship."

"Patrizi’s is a continuation of a long culinary tradition, as this restaurant was opened in Austin to pay homage to the owners’ grandfather’s restaurant of the same name, which had previously operated in Beaumont, Texas. Patrizi’s provides diners with good, honest Italian food cooked in the tradition of Old World Europe. The chefs at the restaurant pull their homemade pastas as orders are made, offering patrons the freshest meal possible."

"Not only is Patrizi’s owned by the kindest humans who have a heart for the community, but it is some of the best Italian food in Austin. They also are phenomenal at catering to folks with allergies — so good at making good gluten-free pasta."

"2307 Manor Rd, Austin, TX 78722 (food truck outside the Vortex theater). Patrizi’s has been around for more than 70 years, so it’s safe to say they’re doing something right. That something is pasta."

"Conveniently located right on Barton Springs in central Austin, Juliet Ristorante has a neighborhood eatery feel while offering the excellence of a fine dining establishment. The restaurant has both an indoor seating area and an outdoor patio space tucked under the lush greenery of this part of the city. Juliet also has a wide marble bar where guests can enjoy a meal or gather for happy hour, which includes specials on the restaurant’s beer, wine, and artisanal cocktail selections."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Juliet Italian Kitchen (@julietitalian)"

"Upon entering, you’ll walk past the Dough Room where you can watch someone making fresh pizza dough. When you order your pizza, you can order it Carnivale style, which comes in a really fun almost starfished shape, and it has a ricotta stuffed crust. After you place your order, ask for some dough for the kids to play with and sit back and relax."

"This pizzeria — which also has locations open in Nashville, Charleston, Los Angeles, and Fort Lauderdale — is known for cooking its pies in authentic, imported pizza ovens. If you're up for trying something new, order one of the pizzas with a stuffed-ricotta crust."

"Le Politique is the latest restaurant in New Waterloo’s portfolio, and it may just be my favorite one. The decor is absolutely stunning, the food is fantastic, and for many people it may not just be their favorite French restaurant in Austin, it may be their favorite restaurant period (at least favorite new restaurant). They have a fabulous raw bar where you can enjoy fresh shucked oysters, caviar, shrimp, lobster, and crab, as well as french classics such as french onion soup, escargot, croque madame, tartines, and steak frites."

"5 out of 5 stars Restaurants French Downtown. Beautifully tiled floors, a raw bar flush with oysters, a kitchen that serves golden roasted chicken and a selection of French wines galore—Le Politique has officially become the most stylish Parisian restaurant to hit Austin. Chef Derek Salkin's menu comes straight out of the traditional brasserie playbook, from a creamy gnocchi à la Parisienne to perfectly cooked steak frites."

"Restaurants Warehouse District. Prove to your date that you're the bon vivant you claimed to be on your Tinder profile by treating them to an evening at Péché. Located in Austin’s Warehouse District, Péché serves classic French fare with a nod to 19th-century New Orleans via a dim chandelier-lit space and a pre-Prohibition-inspired cocktail menu that includes an exciting selection of absinthe."

"This is the perfect French restaurant to visit for comfort food with a New Orlean’s twist. French comfort foods are the order of choice here, complete with craft cocktails and absinthe that turn French cuisine into a masterpiece of contemporary culture. View this post on Instagram"

"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?"

"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."

"You can start getting your children interested in the wonderful world of theatre and the arts by bringing them to the Zach Theatre at an early age. The Zach stages regular shows that children will love as part of their Theatre for Families program. Most of the shows are suitable for children from the age of three, but a few of the productions will suit even younger children."

"The whole family can delight in story time at the ZACH Theatre, a professional theatre company with world-class talent and inventive productions. There is not a bad seat in the house, so even the littlest theatre goer can stay engaged. The shows are only about an hour long and the cast stands ready to meet and greet everyone afterwards."

"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."

"Ben White brings delicious ingredients and mouth-watering flavors in billions of sandwich, salad and wrap combinations to you. An alternative to traditional fast food, we offer freshly cut veggies, toppings, protein and freshly-baked bread t..."

"What to order: Palabok, Lechon Kawali, Adobo, Pancit Bihon, Pork BBQ, Bicol Gulay, Halo-Halo. Being Filipino, I know my shit. Little Mama’s is also the only place that my picky Filipino mother will eat at or order food when she’s too lazy to cook it at home."