Best Vegan Restaurants in Round Rock

"Beloved by denizens of the 78704 and beyond, the casual Bouldin Creek restaurant from owner Leslie Martin offers a diverse menu of vegetarian fare, locally roasted coffee, and a taste of old-school Austin. The vegetable sandwiches are legitimately delicious, as is the tofu scramble. Curbside pickups can be placed online."

"Another long-standing Austin vegetarian restaurant, Bouldin Creek Cafe is respected and patronized by more than just the meat-free community. With breakfast served all day, a full bar, and a nice big patio, how could it not be?. Just make sure you arrive early on weekends because there’s regularly a line out the door."

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"A post shared by Counter Culture (@countercultureaustin) on Oct 13, 2017 at 1:15pm PDT. This healthy east Austin gem prides itself on being “Austin’s finest vegan comfort food.” Sue Davis established the eatery as a food trailer in 2009, and has been making raw, vegan, dairy-free, and meatless food since. Whenever possible, the restaurant acquires organic, fair trade and locally-grown goods from local farmers."

"Counter Culture throws its Hatch hat into the ring with this delectable vegan burger (Credit: Counter Culture). This groovy little house on the east side specializes in vegan comfort food. I’m happy to report the soy-free, gluten-free mac n’ cheeze with broccoli and cashew cheeze is as crave-worthy as you want it to be."

"This vegan food truck whips up all manner of taco — tofu scramble (paired with tempeh bacon or potatoes), migas, Korean BBQ “chicken,” breaded lemon-pepper “fish,” and grilled avocado, just to name a few. It’s no wonder Vegan Nom has become de rigueur when those vegan taco cravings strike."

"The city’s best vegan breakfast tacos can be found at this East Austin truck, with tofu scrambles, tempeh bacon, and its signature queso. Takeout orders can be placed over the phone or in person, and there are third-party deliveries through Postmates, Uber Eats, and Favor."

"Burritos, nachos, tacos, and queso – you wouldn’t even know that they’re vegan at The Vegan Nom. The Vegan Nom makes their own vegan queso that’s dairy-free, nut-free, soy-free, and gluten-free. 2324 E Cesar Chavez St, thevegannom.com"

"Self-described as "the first vegan gastropub," The Beer Plant is a newer establishment that serves craft beer, wine, cocktails, and 100% plant-based food. The menu features an eclectic mix of healthy dishes with a focus on fermentation like the Beer Plant Curry and the Banh Fire, a delicious blend of smoked tofu, carrot & daikon threads pickled with serrano peppers, sriracha mayo, sliced avocado, peanuts, aromatics on a french hoagie. In addition to the good eats, The Beer Plant also offers 40 taps, a curated wine menu, and a cocktail list that features classics and modern innovations."

"Windsor RoadIn a city with an abundance of plant-based vegan and vegetarian spots, The Beer Plant’s menu reads like an indulgent dream. Crab cakes (hearts of palm), skillet mac & cheese, buffalo (cauliflower) wings, eggplant parmesan, and more delicious dishes are all available to be shared from the comfort of your couch. And there's a honey butter “chicken” sandwich that pairs perfectly with fresh juice and a bottle of prosecco from their mimosa kit for brunch."

"Honestly, nothing compliments any food like beer, but especially the southwestern food served at The Beer Plant. Hill Country “Chicken” & Gravy is on the menu, complete with seitan chicken and all the fixins. You might go for the Corn Chowder Bowl instead, though, and we wouldn’t blame you."

"From grandma’s refried beans to the bread on the sandwiches, Mr. Natural promises that everything you get at this veggie-centric spot is homemade. The menu is pretty big at this longtime favorite, so you can get your fill on Tex-Mex staples (macho nachos, chalupas, migas burritos), soups, sammies, and so much more. Grab a bite at the South Austin location on South Lamar Boulevard or East Austin spot on Cesar Chavez Street."

"Mr. Natural is one of the longest-standing vegetarian restaurants in the city, and for good reason. Owned and operated by the Mendoza family, two locations make vegan and vegetarian Mexican food and baked goods accessible to all. When you visit, don’t miss the gluten-free vegan chocolate donuts!"

"Mr. Natural makes gluten free and vegan birthday cakes at their popular local franchise. They make round and sheet-style birthday cakes in a wide variety of flavors. The Tres Leches, Red Velvet, and Berry Bliss cakes rank among their best."

"I haven’t personally tried Honest Mary’s yet, but my foodie friends I trust are all about this place!. It’s the “fast-casual eatery” with fresh, healthy grain and veggie bowls that look divine. Honest Mary’s also has hormone- and antibiotic-free meat options you can add on."

"The create-your-own bowls at Honest Mary’s make it easy to stay green while providing more exciting options than salads. The Farmers Market bowl with forbidden rice, sweet potatoes, kale, avocado, and crispy chickpeas is a healthy go-to."

"9828 Great Hills Trail Suite 300, Austin, TX 78759Details: local Austin restaurant serving custom grain bowlsWhat to get: Sedona Lime and Aloha Poke bowls"

"Flower Child — which also has locations in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Santa Monica, and Del Mar, California — has a mission to "serve healthy food for a happy world." Many of the menu items are vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free, including custom salad and grain bowls."

"11721 Rock Rose Ave #160, Austin, TX 78758Details: health-focused chain cafe offering salads and grain bowlsWhat to get: kale salad, lemon olive oil cake"

"At this point, we think you probably already know and love JuiceLand. And as you know, this local chain serves healthy and delicious juices, smoothies, and salads. With a diverse menu that offers juices, cleanses, and smoothies like the Morning Sunshine, a delectable blend of fresh pineapple, orange juice, banana, mango, goji berry, and local bee pollen, JuiceLand is inarguably one of the best places to get a quick and healthy breakfast."

"JuiceLand is another solid, plant-strong option that makes Austinites smile. The website says the business opened in 2011, though it seems like it’s always been part of the Austin scene. JuiceLand expanded quickly in Austin, as Austinites were clearly thirsty for it!"

"Juiceland has locations all over town and is a great spot to grab a healthy breakfast, snack or lunch. They also have bars, bowls and some grab-n-go options. I grabbed a quick smoothie from their extensive menu one morning and it was yummy and filling."

"With a linear layout, you can walk up and down Arbor Walk browsing the cool and quirky shops as many times as you want. The mall boasts plenty of dining options as well to keep you refreshed and full during your shopping spree. Read More:7 Best Suburbs You Need to Travel to Near Austin, TX"

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. European Wax Center coming soon to The Shops at Arbor Walk!. Stop by The Shops at Arbor Walk for great dining, shopping, and entertainment experience."

"City-Wide Garage Sale is a much-loved event held once every one or two months in Austin, Texas. Part flea market, part vintage shop, this enormous event features hundreds of dealers selling a jaw-dropping array of antique gems. Cherished finds include striking jewelry, mid-century furniture, antique dishes, vintage comic books and war memorabilia."

"Enjoy browsing products from EDG Coffee’s sustainably grown beans and Hi-Fi Mycology’s fresh mushrooms to Luv Fats Ice Cream’s coconut milk and avocado-based ice cream at the Barton Creek Farmers’ Market. With two locations, vendors can be found at the back of the Barton Creek Mall and in the Kohl’s Sunset Valley parking lot. The Barton Creek location is open every Saturday from 9 a.m."

"After shopping at Barton Creek Square Mall, many stop by the Barton Creek Farmers’ Market, located in the back of the parking lot and overlooking the city skyline. This market is open every Saturday between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., rain or shine, and provides unique vendors such as Samurai Sharpening, which will sharpen knives, and Javalina Books, which sells mystery novels."

"Located in the parking lot of Barton Creek Mall, enjoy shopping around for fresh melons, locally made oil, and hand crafted jewelry. They also take pre-orders on their Facebook page or by email if you would like to pick up local goods without attending the market."

"This unassuming hipster hangout is one of the hot spots in the newly revamped 78702 zip code (previously mentioned in our blog as one of the trendiest zipcodes in Austin). Shrouded in bamboo and shaded by oaks, the pup-friendly outdoor space makes you feel as if you are miles away from the city. Relax and enjoy a cold drink and some tasty, reasonably priced grub."

"Lit Lounge offers a premiere destination for Austin's elite crowd while integrating the diverse local culture of downtown 6th Street. Presenting a quality party atmosphere based on the improvements of the location, Lit Lounge provides a unique club culture. The embodiment of Austin Nightlife has faded recently, and Lit Lounge strives to be the newest business community asset that will successfully renew and revitalize Austin's beloved 6th Street District."

"The Lit Lounge is a famous club that attracts a hip crowd, every day. The young crowd here ensures that there is never a drop in energy. The live music is quite happening and you can expect a mix of various artists coming to perform different genres of music, including hip-hop and rock."

"Shack 512 is a spot on the Volente side of Lake Travis where you can chill out and catch a killer sunset. The extensive menu, well-shaded tables, and upscale lakeside decor impress even the jaded among us. This waterfront restaurant remodeled extensively this year, due to damage from major flooding in 2018."

"While admittedly not the cheapest place to go on a date, if you’re looking for a happy hour, this is one of those places that needs to be on your list. Gourmet cheese plates, antipasti, nachos and bruschetta complement a great beer and wine selection, and all for under $5. If you’re really hungry, come at five for sandwiches and salads that are under $20."

"Definitely one of the most unique and eye-catching patios in Austin, Culinary Dropout has it all. From ping pong tables to corn hole games, this dog-friendly patio will keep you coming back for the awesome atmosphere (and pretzels and beer cheese). If you’ve never been you have surely seen the lively crowd while passing by."

"Another Domain restaurant, yes there are a couple, the restaurants there just have such great outdoor spaces. Culinary Dropout’s patio area is the only one like it in the area. There is plenty of seating at tables and booths, but they also have several ping pong tables and other games."

"Wood-fired cooking and lake views from the open-air patio make this restaurant in North Austin a year-round destination for outdoor dining. With a nod to Southwest cowboy cooking, the grilled steak is the proverbial star of the show, but with entrees such as the blackened redfish and rotisserie chicken with cornbread stuffing, there’s no wrong way to enjoy an evening under the live oak trees — especially if you order warm pecan pie topped with Amy’s ice cream for dessert. Lauren McDowell contributed to this guide."

"Overlooking Quarry Lake, Roaring Fork serves everything from fancy hamburgers to seared scallops in an upscale, but non-stuffy, atmosphere. The green chili mac and cheese is a must-try. The area around the outdoor fireplace is a nice spot to enjoy a drink during cool weather."