Georgetown butcher-restaurant Tejas Meat Supply is getting ready to head down the road, with plans to open a Round Rock outpost at 3001 Joe DiMaggio Blvd., according to a social-media post from the business. The post lists the opening as "TBD" and does not pin down a firm timeline. In the meantime, Tejas keeps drawing crowds on the Georgetown square with meat-forward sandwiches and an in-store butcher counter.
As reported by Community Impact, the Round Rock expansion was shared in that recent social post, which named the Joe DiMaggio Boulevard address. That coverage highlighted fan favorites like the Georgetown Melt and loaded barbecue fries, and also noted that the post listed the opening timing as simply "TBD."
From The Square: Butcher Shop Roots
Tejas started as a full-service butcher shop and restaurant on Georgetown's historic square, pairing retail meat sales with a dine-in kitchen. The restaurant's online menu lists sandwiches such as the Georgetown Melt, stacked with smoked brisket, bacon, and multiple cheeses, alongside pulled pork sandwiches and chili cheese dogs, according to Tejas Meat Supply. Local reporting shows the Georgetown location opened in 2020 after the owners converted a vacant downtown storefront into a combined butcher shop and restaurant, per Williamson Reporter.
Where The Round Rock Location Would Be
The address named in the announcement, 3001 Joe DiMaggio Blvd., sits in The Shops at Legends Village, a retail cluster across from the Kalahari Resorts & Convention Center and near the Dell Diamond, according to an Invest In Austin listing. Commercial property details describe the space as a freestanding restaurant condo with a built-in kitchen, patio, and parking, features that could help shorten the tenant build-out process.
Timeline And Details Still Sparse
The social post did not include a firm opening date; as Community Impact noted, the Round Rock spot is listed as "TBD." Tejas' official website currently shows only the Georgetown shop and does not yet provide scheduling or staffing details for a second location, according to Tejas Meat Supply.
If Tejas follows the expansion path of other Austin-area concepts, a Round Rock outpost would carry its butcher-to-table sandwich model into a busy visitor corridor that serves Kalahari guests and families spending time near Old Settlers Park. For now, would-be diners will have to wait on an updated announcement from the restaurant or fresh property listings before circling a date on the calendar.
