Dallas Restaurants

For those looking for a casual place to enjoy lunch or dinner, “Alessio's il Ristorante" combines northern Italian specialities with Italian/American dishes, pizza and Panini‘s. Their small dining room creates an informal ambia... more

This is just your average neighborhood Bar, reminiscent of the pubs across the Atlantic. Operated by the owners of the Meridian Room, Simon McDonald and Mike Smith seek to offer its customers a friendly, unassuming place to din... more

Praise be to the House of Blues. Gospel Sunday Brunch is served hot with some good 'ol southern cookin' and live performances to rejuvenate those weary souls. If you're not much of a church goer, come during their regular hours... more

Whoever said classic was boring had obviously never been to Knox Street Pub. Situated right in the middle of some of the hottest nightlife in Dallas, Knox Street Pub offers all the goods to get your evening started off right. C... more

Bijoux is the type of restaurant where you celebrate milestones, close that big deal or just celebrate the end of a perfect day. Chef Scott Gottlich has outdone himself with his prix fixe and chef's tasting menus. The prix fixe... more

Back in 1987 when Deep Ellum was still a place—where you could literally see the Dixie Chicks playing for spare change on the street corners and Vanilla Ice valeting cars at a nearby club—the Deep Ellum Café opened it's doors.... more

With a seating capacity of 75, Fuse is small and offers privacy in a modest atmosphere. The menu is Asian with strong Texan influences; simple dishes like roasted duck breast and cashew chicken are on offer. You will usually se... more

There's a lot that the Loure Lounge has to offer, apart from the 6,800 square feet of dance space. It is the place for those who want to let their hair down and party through the night. The venue comes alive with house and danc... more

Comfortable couches, strong drinks, and a delicious grill menu have proven to be a winning combination at this hip yet laid-back hangout. The Loon stands as an unpretentious Mecca for both local hipsters taking a night off the... more

First of all this is a smoke-free venue. The dress code is 'tastefully casual', meaning sneakers and any athletic gear is discouraged. The way people unwind here is with the music, full service bar and Italian-American cuisine.... more