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To say that Dallas has enjoyed having Ocean Prime in its line-up of seafood offerings is an understatement. Since bursting on the scene, this sophisticated fine dining establishment has created impeccable service, gigantic and delicious shrimp …
If you venture into the uptown scene in Dallas, you know that Coal Vines is the hip hangout where pizza and wine are accessories to a great time. For several years now, Coal Vines has provided …
A Dallas staple in upscale Highland Park Village, Patrizio is one of those tucked away bistros that you can always rely on. Whether it’s a quaint meal for two or entertaining friends from out of town, …
Hacienda on Henderson is a new addition to the porch scene in Dallas, providing the food, drinks, and people watching that makes it feel like a Cinco de Mayo party all year long. One of the …
North Dallas might not be known for its fine French cuisine, but Lavendou provides the French fix that you may be craving. Though it’s located in a simple shopping center off Preston road, once you walk …
Something smells fishy in downtown Dallas- in a very, very good way. Located at the Texas historic landmark Busch-Kirby Building, Chef Randy Morgan offers creative seafood dishes made from fresh deliveries from all over the world. …
Fine french cuisine isn’t always the easiest to find. That’s why the Dining Room at the Hotel St. Germain is such a Dallas gem; it boasts a seven-course gourmet experience that utilizes the freshest of ingredients …
Classic movies with dapper gentlemen and classy ladies enjoying a sophisticated dinner and stiff cocktails are timeless favorites. Bob’s Steak and Chop House is the closest thing you’ll find to that moment in time where the …
It may be off the beaten path, but Tillman’s Roadhouse is one of many great stops in the Bishop Arts district of Oak Cliff.
Self-proclaimed as a “California twist on Texas roadhouse,” Tillman’s offers eclectic cuisine like …
Just east of the West Village, Grimaldi’s Pizza can get you in a New York state of mind; it’s the closest thing you’ll find to New York style pizza this far south. The coal-fired brick …
