Outpost American Tavern

Outpost American Tavern brings affordable, comfortable bar food to a section of Oak Cliff that needed a decent bar. The new restaurant, housed in the building that used to host Campo, sports dark wood tones and dim lighting for a cozy, casual feel that’s suited to the menu. If you’re looking for decent food that takes it easy on your wallet, you’ll likely enjoy Outpost’s beef stroganoff, fish and chips, and various sandwiches and salads. The prices rarely get significantly north of the $10 mark, and the food is good. On the weekends, the brunch is worth your time. Order up a bloody mary to sip while you wait for chilaquiles made with braised chicken thighs and topped with a runny fried egg. Hangover? What hangover? It never stood a chance.