Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Round Rock

"Located on South Congress Ave, this pizza joint serves up homemade, hand-tossed pizzas with all the toppings. Choose from classics like Margherita or pepperoni and mushroom or mix things up with a white clam pizza or eggplant pie. You can also pick up beer and wine to go along with other Italian treats like sub sandwiches, antipasti, and calzones."

"South CongressA piece of pizza from Home Slice is never a bad idea, particularly when you’ve got just enough in the bank account to cover a mushroom and pepperoni slice. Alternatively, you could just get the $3.50 garlic knots with some oh-thank-God-it’s-complimentary marinara dip."

"If you’re looking for the ideal venue for your next special occasion, you can’t go far wrong with Freda’s Seafood Grille. The elegant decor may be old school sophisticated, but there’s nothing stuffy about the friendly, welcoming service, the warm, cozy ambiance, and a menu that pairs classic Southern-style dishes with the kind of light, innovative touch that’s guaranteed to please. For a meal you’ll remember, try the signature Freda’s Crab Cake for starters and the Blackened Red Snapper served with Crawfish étouffée, rice, and sautéed green beans for mains, before rounding off the meal with a sumptuous White Chocolate Bread Pudding."

"Freda’s Seafood Grille specializes in seafood with a southern cooking style, which helps differentiate it from most seafood restaurants in the area. It’s an upscale establishment and features a comprehensive menu that should satisfy most palates. Some delicacies that are worth trying include their crab stuffed mushrooms, lobster roll, and shrimp and crawfish etouffee."

"sweetgreen is known for its salads and bowls with grains, greens, proteins (roasted or blackened chicken, Cajun shrimp, roasted sesame tofu), and other vegetables, fruits, and dressings all combined into one perfect bowl. There are signature and seasonal combinations, as well as a build-your-own option so you can get as creative as you want with your meal. Both Sweet Green locations partner with local Texan vendors and local farms using fresh sourced ingredients."

"There is nowhere that I eat more often for lunch than Sweet Green. Recently it’s been all delivery while working from home, but the South Austin location has a decent amount of outdoor seating… and the Hay Outdoor Dining furniture that I’ve been ogling. I love the Harvest Bowl, sub wild rice for crispy rice."

"This popular DC salad chain now has two locations in Austin: South Congress, and The Drag. You can preorder through their app and pick up their delicious salads and bowls, or dine in at the bright and airy restaurant space. WEBSITE | 11007 S Congress Ave"

"This gem in the heart of West Campus is often overlooked, but is definitely worth a visit. Fricano’s serves up huge deli sandwiches with everything you could ever want, from corned beef to pastrami to an assortment of veggies."

"If you don’t know what sandwich to choose, order the Ainsworth. The staff will pick the ingredients for you, so it’s different every time but always delicious."

"It’s always bluebonnet season at the Round Rock nanobrewery. The taproom is open on Thursday and Friday from 5 to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 3 to 9 p.m."

"Lake Travis brewery Infamousoffers weekly tours and tastings. There are “hoppy hours" with food on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings, along with other events like movie nights. There is plenty of outdoor seating and Infamous encourages guests to bring their own meats for grilling."

"This gorgeous space is newer to the city but already a favorite with it’s stunning interior, expansive outdoor patio, live music, great happy hour, and wide range of cocktails, beer, and food options. It’s become a must stop for and often will have a wait on weekends. But no worries, even with a wait you can grab a beer and walk around!"

"This is not just a beer joint—it's more like a beer stadium. At 9,800 square feet, it feels like a permanent piece of Oktoberfest in Austin. The beers are made in full view, maintaining the building's original factory theme (in a former life, it was used to make airplane parts)."

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"Kick off today with a trip to the most visited presidential library in the United States, the LBJ Presidential Library and Museum. You’re sure to be moved by the exhibit about the president’s life, and may well up with tears when you walk into the JFK assassination exhibit, or feel a sense of pride at seeing the pen LBJ used in signing the Civil Rights Act. Follow up the LBJ experience with lunch at Rudy’s Country Store and BBQ for some smoky beef brisket. If it’s not over 100 degrees, make your way to Wild Basin Wilderness Preserve, which is close by."

"The official presidential library of Lyndon Baines Johnson, the museum offers a balanced view of this colorful Texan. Through exhibits, short films and audio recordings, the museum tells the story of the struggle to pass the Civil Rights Act as well as Johnson’s failed efforts to end the Vietnam War. The Social Justice Gallery covers Johnson’s lesser-known efforts to combat poverty as well as important legislation supporting Medicare, public broadcasting and consumer protection."

"The LBJ Presidential Library is a library and museum of Lyndon Baines Johnson, the 36th President of the United States and houses 45 millions of pages of historical documents. Explore multiple floors of historical events, documents, and items all from President Johnson’s life and presidential term. The museum is located in 2313 Red River at the University of St. Texas."

"The South Austin Museum of Popular Culture collects, conserves, and exhibits vintage posters and live music ephemera from the 1960s through today to educate future generations on the rich and unique culture that makes Austin the Live Music Capital of the World. SouthPop seeks to enrich a growing and changing the community by becoming the premier source in Texas for art and artifacts of local music history from the 1960s to the present and its impact on local, national, and international culture. To learn more about South Austin Museum of Popular Culture click here."

"To get a glimpse of this integral part of Austin’s culture, head to SOUTHPOP!. Also known as AusPOP, the museum has over 3,000 artifacts and 10,000 photos to peruse. The collection includes a huge assortment of music posters spanning decades, from the 1960s to today."

"Formerly the Austin Children’s Museum, Thinkery in the Mueller neighborhood has eight exhibit galleries loaded with hands-on play-based experiences to lay the path for a new generation of creative problem solvers. Calling on science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM), these exhibits are curated by the museum’s staff and are constantly updated, so there will always be something new. In 2019-20, the Innovators’ Workshop had a station where little learners could make their own stop animation, while kids could make a splash at Currents, exploring fluid dynamics through open-ended games."

"Formally known as the Austin’s Childrens Museum, the Thinkery in our opinion, is one of the best children’s museums in Texas. With tons of hands-on activities, like making your own airplane and flying it or creating music out of water, there is never a dull visit to this museum. On Austin Museum Day, Thinkery will have all of its regular displays available as well as special activities all day in Innovators’ Workshop, Spark Shop, & Kitchen Lab."

"The Thinkery is an evolution of the Austin Children’s Museum. It’s Austin’s sparkling new home for “why” and “how.” A place where science and families play side by side. Where people connect with ideas by doing, making and experiencing."

"If you’re visiting during the summer, take in a free Austin Symphony ensemble concert, Sunday evenings at 7:30 p.m. on the Long Center lawn."

"For the ultimate Austin music tour, visit Austin City Limits (ACL) Live and get a behind-the-scenes look at The Moody Theater, where the famed Austin City Limits television show is taped. Or join in the Austin Live Music Crawl with Austin Detours, led by a local musician who will take you off the beaten tourist path. Discover hidden gem music venues tucked into neighborhoods and see 2-3 shows in a three-hour tour span."

"You don't have to live in Austin to know about the Austin City Limits Live. Many people first get a taste of the famous music venue via its long-running TV program showing live music concerts. Well, now, you have a chance to join over the live audience at the iconic venue live."

"Peruse the music listings for Austin City Limits Live at The Moody Theater. This is a great way to see a world-class act and get close to the famous Austin City Limits stage."

"Year Opened: 2008Cover: YesDrinks: Full barCapacity: 2,400 (Michael and Susan Dell Hall)Noise Level:. Austin finally got rid of that ridiculous Palmer Auditorium, the huge seaweed-green civic auditorium that resembled a sickly turtle and branded the city as a place stuck in the past. A good deal of the old building was salvaged—including the chamber ring that held up the roof—but in the context of the new Long Center, the whole thing looks positively mod."

"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"

"Sound & Cinema is an event sponsored by Alamo Drafthouse, Long Center, and Do512. It usually happens from June to August and features free live music and movie shows."