Papi's Pies

I stumbled upon Papi's Pies for a weekday brunch, and it was an absolute delight! This charming restaurant, nestled in a quaint old cottage, is a must-visit for any foodie.The owners, who doubled as our servers, were incredibly warm and attentive. Their passion for their craft is evident in every detail, from the soothing ambiance to the exquisite cuisine.The quiche, crepes, and Liege-style waffles were all phenomenal. Each bite was a masterclass in flavor and texture. The presentation was also beautiful, making every dish Instagram-worthy.What truly sets Papi's Pies apart, however, is the love and care that goes into every aspect of the dining experience. You can feel the owners' dedication to their craft, pride in their cafe, and it makes all the difference.If you're looking for a unique and unforgettable brunch spot in Austin, look no further than Papi's Pies. I'll be back, and I'll be bringing friends, Papi!

What a cute little place! An old Round Rock house, turned into a charming French/Argentinian restaurant. Art for purchase adorns the walls along with birdhouses of every kind which along with the limited amount of seating inside and in their garden, makes for a pretty quaint yet whimsical restaurant. I could easily see myself having tea and pie here but for my first visit, it was all about the breakfast.I have heard tales of their liege waffles and though I was tempted by them, I knew I would be able to snag some bites from my nieces. For me, it was all about the croque madam croissant. It was incredibly flaky and buttery and the egg on top was cooked just perfectly. The bites of waffle I had were sugary and crunchy and indeed, did not need any syrup, though I would've liked to try it! I unfortunately did not get to try any of their famous pies but that's what next time is for! We got lucky in that we came sort of in-between breakfast and lunch, and somehow got the one table that was left but once we sat down, there were at least 4 other groups who wanted to be seated and had to settle for the chilly garden tables. Though I very much enjoyed my meal and the ambiance, I will say, if you are hungry, maybe go somewhere else, or just be prepared to order two meals/snatch food from your nieces when they aren't watching. The portions are fine but in my opinion could be bigger.

Wow!!! What a great find!!Nestled in the back off of Chisholm trail in Round Rock near "the round rock" is this amazing little jewel. We tried croquettes for the first time.. wow.. what a savory little delight. The ham and cheese were amazing. I will come back and try some pie soon because they look amazing... The service was very personable... felt like I was in Europe. The mood/ ambiance was very nice and quiet.... Just a great experience

My daughter and I had lunch at Papi's Pies on a recent Thursday. The weather was perfect to sit outdoors in the shade. There is also seating indoors.Based on previous reviews, the menu has changed somewhat and leans toward French bistro in style.The restaurant had a sign up indicating they were short staffed, and it appeared as if there were only 2 people running things. Since it was not crowded during our visit, there wasn't a significant wait. Had the place been full, anything cooked to order could take a while. We ordered 2 crepes. The crepes tasted good and seemed to be made using fresh ingredients. There was a cherry tomato garnish. My daughter had a lavender lemonade, which was slightly sweetened.Portion sizes are not generous, and pricing is on the high side given those portions. The quality of the food was excellent, and service was friendly, which may override any objections to pricing.

Charming restaurant with a great outdoor space. We were a group of three and were seated right away. We shared a croissant. It was delicious. Nice and warm. I had the Frittata Florentine. It was very good and surprisingly a lot of food. The salad was also very good. I really like this local Round Rock business and will definitely be back.

This place was excellent! I went with my family and it was awesome! The food was delicious as were the drinks, and the employees were nice and helpful. Cute little charming place both on the inside and outside! I definitely recommend!

I knew this place was gonna be good when the coffee tasted good. This is a family run place, which I love. The decor was so fun and unique. The food was outstanding and the service was great even though they were understaffed. You know this place cares and I can't recommend this place enough. I will be back!

I give the food and service 5 stars. It was delicious and everyone was nice. They have a lovely small outdoor eating area as well as indoor. The one thing I cannot get over is how ridiculously horrible their water smells. We ate here 5 years ago an I gagged when I tried drinking the water and had honestly forgotten about it until they gave us water. It isn't their glasses because our kid got served in a disposable cup and it was just as horrid. Something is majorly up with their water. It kinda ruined the enchanted experience. If they can figure this part out they're a 5 star establishment.

This is such an adorable and inviting spot in round rock and definitely worth a visit. What really makes me give this a 5/5 is just the charm of the whole place. You can see the love & care of the family restaurant as the owners are the ones serving you and explaining how to properly eat a Bolivian salteña as they did in Bolivia. It's warm, inviting, and has a cottage feel. Truly a lovely place to enjoy breakfast and stay a while!The menu is a mix of European, Bolivian, Mexican comfort foods, reflecting the owners backgrounds. We ordered the chicken salteña, cherry blossom tea, a few quiches, cherry pie. Everything was very good, I particularly really enjoyed the hot tea on a chilly day and the Florentine quiche.I'd love to come back to try some of the other menu items. I hope this place never loses its small-town feel & charm!

Went back last weekend and forgot how yummy this place was. Great friendly customer service and the food was excellent.