Round Rock dining scene flourished in 2015, big additions coming in 2016

From the addition of big names like Mellow Mushroom, Hat Creek Burger Company and Zaxby’s to the success of homegrown eateries such as Fire and Ice Pizza Bar and Mambo House, it’s clear that the dining scene in Round Rock is quickly becoming a foodie paradise. And with even more delicious destinations on the horizon in 2016, including the much-anticipated opening of Hopdoddy Burger Bar, eating out might just become an official community pastime!

Check out this list, courtesy of our friends at the Austin American Statesman and Round Rock Leader, for a quick rundown of nom-nom newbies to join the scene in 2015 and those poised to fill your belly with greatness here in the new year! The juicy details on each of the restaurants listed can be found in the full article available here.

 

Opened their doors in 2015:

Sizzle Indian Grill, 2200 Interstate 35, Suite C1

Tortilleria El Rinconcito, 1711 North Mays St.

Fire & Ice Pizza Bar, 2601 South Interstate 35 Suite B300

Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches, 110 North Interstate 35

Verde’s Mexican Parrilla & Tequileria, 2000 South Interstate 35

Teapioca Lounge, 2000 South Interstate 35 N-1

Hat Creek Burger Company, 3700 East Palm Valley Blvd.

Mambo House Cuban Restaurant, Bar and Grill, 206 North Mays St.

Chennai Café, 3203 South Interstate 35 #560

Svante’s Stuffed Burgers, 201 East Main St., Suite 102

Zaxby’s, 2700 Red Bud Lane

Rosa’s Café, 2111 East Palm Valley Blvd.

Mellow Mushroom, 2600 North Interstate 35


On the horizon in 2016
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Pacific Gulf Sea Island Fish Fry, 105 East Old Settlers Blvd.

Grillit, 603 Louis Henna Blvd.

Marco’s Pizza, 581 University Blvd. #200

Hopdoddy Burger Bar, 2800 North Interstate 35 #100

Cover 3, 2800 North Interstate 35

Mama Fu’s Asian House, 311 University Blvd., Suite #200

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GOOD THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO SHOP

Want better roads? How about better parks? All you have to do is Shop the Rock. Seriously, head over to the outlets and buy those shoes, or venture downtown for lunch. It doesn’t matter if you are shopping, dining or getting a haircut your dollars are helping to pay it forward and build our community. What makes this possible? Sales tax. Though it may be the least sexy tax, it is the hardest working one. So next time you see a shirt you love, buy it. Your city will thank you.