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Brick & Bones

2713 Elm St.
Dallas, TX 75226
Downtown/Deep Ellum
469-914-6776
Critics' Pick
Brick & Bones +

Kathy Tran

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  • Tues-Sat 6 pm-2 am, Sun 6 pm-midnight, closed on Mondays
  • Local ingredients, Catering, Private Party, Takeout
  • Dinner, Late Night
  • Full bar
  • Parking Lot Available, Street Parking
  • Reservations Not Necessary
Fried Chicken Bar Food
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Next-generation fried chicken has arrived in Dallas. While most tributes to the Southern dish stay darling, the guys at Brick & Bones have produced a fried chicken that’s bad-ass. Get the hot chicken version. You’ll get your burn on like you spent an hour at Planet Fitness. Beyond the great food, Brick & Bones is a solid place to get a drink. A few of the bartenders and the owner worked at Cedars Social, and they’ve taken the exemplary cocktail culture with them. If you’re in Deep Ellum and you’re famished, this is a great place to find yourself. You’ll walk out with a buzz and a deep-seated buurrrn!

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