Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Round Rock

"In a meat-loving state like Texas, vegetarian fare might be difficult to find. Enter the Bouldin Creek Café, a snug little coffee shop that makes vegetarian-friendly breakfast fare for all plant-based foodies in the city. Chow down on meals like the El Tipico, a plate full of their famous tofu scramble, made-from-scratch herbed potato hash cake, local tomatoes, shredded lettuce, house-made salsa, and your choice of tortillas."

"This restaurant specializes in all things vegan and vegetarian, and they do it so well. Offering delicious breakfast, lunch, and dinner options, plus a full bar – it’s a great place to go any time. And with their covered patio, there’s never a weather concern."

"If you take after Leslie Knope by avoiding salad and other disgusting things, order your taco “trashy.” They’ll leave off the lettuce and replace it with queso."

"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."

"Craving jackfruit barbecue, seitan sandwiches, and desserts sweetened with dates?. Counter Culture’s vegan menu is your best bet. Pickup orders can be placed online."

"Vegetarian cuisine is anything but bland at Mr. Natural, an old-school Mexican bakery slash vegetarian institution. The daily-changing lunch special has fueled plant-eaters since 1988. Just $8 buys a salad, sides like gorditas or potatoes au gratin, and flips on traditional Mexican dishes like potato flautas and picadillo de soyas."

"For cheap, fast, and healthy food, head to Mr. Natural for solid vegetable-topped soy burgers, breakfast burritos, and delicious smoothies. And, hey, it’s Ethan Hawke-approved. Both restaurants (the other on South Lamar) reopened their dining rooms as well."

"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 was once the site of my brother’s birthday celebration. I’m not sure how we all fit into the original location, a former 1950s diner with limited space. But we toasted him and all other good things in this world, with pancakes."

"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."

"Easy to underestimate as it’s situated behind a gas station but it truly is a gem and a must-try for all Med..."

"Whether you’re on a juice cleanse or simply curing a hangover, Juiceland has you covered. They offer more than juices too - teas, herbal shots and tonics, and incredible smoothies. Try the Wundershowzen."

"The Originator is a peanut butter and jelly smoothie, y’all. Minus the bread and packed with protein, Juiceland’s greatest creation will keep you full and make you feel like a kid again."

"Eager to bring the best of India to the foodies of Texas, Suprehbat stews, fries, and renders down dishes that are bound to leave your taste buds and spirits at an absolute high. All of the offerings on the Suprebhat menu burst with flavor and perfectly encapsulate India’s reputation as the cradle of spices. Aromatic and irresistible, all of the dishes are made with the goal of nurturing healthier eating habits like introducing a lot of grains and lentils into one’s diet."

"A shaded patio with a playground is the draw at Phil’s, though the kids also appreciate the hamburgers, hot dogs, and fries. A “parent recess” happy hour brings discounts to the beer and wine list from 3 to 5:30pm, and other menu items like Frito pies and onion rings round out the menu for the adults in the party. (Note: there are two additional locations on Burnet Road and North 183.)"

"The playscape outside Phil’s Icehouse is a haven for active kiddos (Credit: Phil’s Icehouse). While your eyes may be rolling at the mention of “another burger joint,” the menu at Phil’s Icehouse goes above and beyond. With a burger menu loaded with 11 varieties, and entrees like hot dogs, Frito pie, and grilled cheese, there’s a dish for everyone."

"Phil’s believe that parents deserve recess while the kids have a safe place to enjoy the playground. Phil’s features a large outdoor playscape with plenty of semi-shaded seating. Take the kids and let them wear themselves out while you relax to enjoy a decent meal with a glass of wine or beer."

"This cheerful North Austin sweet shop will transport you to Mexico with its selection of aguas frescas, fruit-filled paletas (Popsicles), chile-dusted fruit salads, chocolate-coated frozen fruit and colorful ice creams. Though we’re partial to the peach-hued piñon ice cream (yes, pine nuts!), we wouldn’t blame you for wanting to try all of Michoacana’s treats. 9426 Parkfield Drive, (512) 740-2990, facebook.com/michoacana-natural-ice-cream"

"This unassuming shop is a hidden gem in North Austin and provides a wide variety of sweets!. There are so many ice cream and paleta flavors but know they are all made with fresh ingredients. Mango and strawberry are my go-to flavors."

"The cash-only Mexican ice creamery delivers really great ice cream (mango, pine nut, cheese, etc.) and paletas. It’s only only for takeout orders, as well as third-party deliveries (Uber Eats, Grubhub)."

"If you’ve dined at Thai Fresh, you’ve probably tried their delicious dairy-free ice cream. They opened up an ice cream shop on the east side dedicated to their frozen treats and baked goods. Flavors like pandan and Thai tea will give you heart eyes!"

"Specializes in: Pizza (duh)Alluding to one of the least attractive creatures on the planet might not make your stomach growl, but don't let that dissuade you. Possum's foldable, New York-style thin crust slices (self-dubbed as "vegan trash pizza") are hugely popular among the vegan set, and in addition to regular offerings like pepperoni (seitan), the menu also features specialty pizzas. Take a walk on the wild (animal) side with the Buffalo Cauli pizza, or a Bac’n Mac’n Cheezer.How to order: You can call or text 512-939-7787 to order for pick-up."

"1401 Rosewood Ave | 5312 Airport Blvd Suite G | 13265 N HWY 183 Suite B. If deep-dish isn’t your thing, head over to one of the three locations including one in Austin for thin-crust pizza. The pizzas here are made with a wide range of sauces including classic red sauce, ricotta sauce, black bean sauce, and chimichurri sauce."

"I tend to stay away from meatloaf because it often includes ketchup (which I hate). But the bacon tomato sauce that covers this loaf made me a believer again."

"Pull up and grab a slice or two at one of four locations of this scrappy pizza joint, which partners with local farms for its ingredients."

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Hancock Center is among the first shopping malls in Austin. It’s clean, well-organized, and with kind staff."