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Mesero’s Victory Park Location Is Now Open

As of Oct. 1, Victory Park has yet another new restaurant: Mesero, a new location of the Dallas upscale Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurant that also has locations in Inwood Village, Prestonwood, Legacy West and Clearfork. The newest location is next door to new luxury movie theater Cinépolis. The restaurant, already...
By Beth RankinOctober 4, 2018
Mesero's newest location opened Oct. 1 in Victory Park.

courtesy Mesero
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As of Oct. 1, Victory Park has yet another new restaurant: Mesero, a new location of the Dallas upscale Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurant that also has locations in Inwood Village, Prestonwood, Legacy West and Clearfork. The newest location is next door to new luxury movie theater Cinépolis.

The restaurant, already open for lunch, dinner and brunch, serves up the same menu – filled with enchiladas, tacos, nachos and slow-cooked meat dishes – as Mesero’s other locations.

Mesero joins several other new restaurants that have opened in Victory Park this year, including pan-Asian restaurant Imoto and “modern saloon” Billy Can Can.

Mesero, 2375 Victory Park Lane (Victory Park)

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Beth Rankin is an Ohio native and Cicerone-certified beer server who specializes in social media, food and drink, travel and news reporting. Her belief system revolves around the significance of Topo Chico, the refusal to eat crawfish out of season and the importance of local and regional foodways.

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