This Brazilian espeto corrido churrascaria, or continuous-service grill house, with servers offering a variety of meats from skewers, has mostly good meat, but a few offerings are desiccated — especially the pork. The all-you-can eat salad bar is loaded with fresh stuff, and the wine list has a good selection with flavor descriptions.
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The Texas de Brazil in Fort Worth boasts the same world-class salad bar and savory roasted meats (delivered to your table on skewers) as its cousins in Dallas and Addison, but like Cowtown itself, the place is exceptionally friendly. Excellent lobster bisque, filet mignon and rack of lamb. The layout of the multilevel restaurant-with some […]
Just outside Globe Life Field is a bevy of restaurants and bars, all housed under one roof called Texas Live! And if you’ve ever thought, “Sure wish I could watch the game somewhere fun tonight” this is your home. Before a Rangers game, it’s packed with families and sports fans scarfing down plates of nachos […]
This tiny restaurant (take-out only) in Joppa is serving some of the best home cooked and soul food plates in Dallas. Get the smothered pork chops, which will likely be the best you ever had. Even though these are billed as “smothered,” the crisp crust encasing each thick chop is perfectly seasoned. Two big chops […]
Thai Chili’s flavors struck with a lucidity and balance rarely seen at Dallas Thai restaurants when it first opened. Everything was fresh, vivid and deftly seasoned. No ingredient was given short shrift. And surprisingly, the restaurant has held true to this course through ten years now. The menu rarely changes, but it’s difficult to grow […]
Like its parent in Las Colinas, Thai Chili serves some of the cleanest, most balanced Thai dishes you’re likely to find in Dallas-Fort Worth. It’s tucked in the Southlake Town Center development, a tribute to planned handsomeness.
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Located in a behemoth of a strip mall near shopping mecca Stonebriar Center, Thai Frisco’s location belies its classy interior. Huge windows hung with purple drapes let in lots of natural light, while a crystal chandelier and red hanging lamps add some pizazz to the sleek space. Though the decor may be modern, all the […]
This friendly restaurant puts the emphasis on service but also prepares well-spiced Thai-style vegetarian and seafood dishes. Lunch specials are offered Monday through Saturday.
Try the chicken satay, a tender, curry-marinated chicken strips on skewers served with a rich but not overpowering peanut sauce on the side. We also like the glass noodle curry, a bed of long, skinny translucent noodles sauced in curry with bean sprouts, onions, egg and beef. On their own, these noodles have a neutral […]
The blue awning beckons customers to enjoy not just classic Thai dishes like the popular tom yum soup and house specialties like the spicy duck with red curry and fragrant jasmine rice, it also calls diners to order pan-Asian delights. Among them are listed gyoza dumplings and a teriyaki platter. Thai Thai is best known […]
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What to eat before one attends an event in the Arts District? Luckily, there are many options including this great Irish Pub. The Playwright is first and foremost an Irish pub so its libations are at the forefront and include many Irish beers on tap such as Guinness Stout, Guinness Blonde, Irishman Red, Harp, and […]
The 75215 ZIP code in South Dallas is considered a food desert by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. But Sheena Marie Scott, owner and creator of The POT Baked Potato Bar, is changing that by flipping the spud game on its head. The POT Baked Potato Bar is a to-go only kitchen and offers eight […]
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again, Eddie “Lucky” Campbell knows a thing or two about bars. The long-time Dallas barkeep, who also owns the Standard Pour on McKinney Avenue and Parliament, resurrected the Thomas Avenue Beverage Company a decade after the original one closed. Campbell has created a space that is smart and […]
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Thrive is equal parts nightclub, restaurant and lounge, depending on the time of day or night you drop by. All three Thrives are located in the same space on the ground floor of the Crowne Plaza Dallas Downtown. From 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, Thrive Nightclub hosts DJs spinning hip-hop and […]
Thunderbird’s specialty is Detroit-style pies, straight out of a seasoned 10-by-14-inch steel pan, with almost-burnt cheese crust edges, loaded with Wisconsin brick cheese, toppings and, always, sauce on the top. If such delicious pizza weren’t enough, Jay Jerrier, Thunderbird owner, also put a Cow Tipping Creamery inside of Thunderbird’s East Dallas location for the scrumptious […]
A cousin to Double and Single Wide, Thunderbird Station is located just outside of Deep Ellum proper on Commerce. With specialty cocktails like the Peel Out – a Push-Up Pop-inspired orange, vanilla and vodka drink – and upgraded spins on Southern favorites like sloppy joes, bologna sandwiches and Frito pie, Thunderbird Station takes its ‘50s […]
Some of the best breakfasts in Dallas are at this Oak Cliff institution, which has been baking Mexican pan dulces for more than 20 years. During the pandemic, Tia Dora’s is takeout-only, but in ordinary times you’ll need to step around rolling carts full of pastries to order enormous breakfast tacos on homemade tortillas, a […]