Restaurants in Dallas
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Located on the second floor of the historic Woolworth Building in Downtown Dallas, we are a sophisticated yet relaxed New American restaurant and cocktail bar. Chef Ronald Von Hatten leads our kitchen with 20+ years of c…
Serving up Asian street eats, craft cocktails, and great vibes since 2011.
Firepan Korean BBQ , Named the highest rated Korean BBQ in DMV area, this authentic Korean BBQ restaurant is a powerhouse. Firepan Korean BBQ offers a varied KBBQ menu, AYCE (all you can eat) Menu, including both unmarin…
We at Luby’s Culinary offer a wide selection of entrees, grill items, grab and go salads, and We proudly serve Starbucks
Nings Thai Lao Eats is a local Thai and Lao restaurant serving authentic Southeast Asian food, including Pad Thai, curries, fried rice, papaya salad, , noodles, and Lao specialties. We offer, takeout, and catering with f…
Opening its doors in Dallas! Food Nation Cinco Cocinas Food Hall with its diverse Food Experiences has Authentic Mexican Fare (JJ's Cafe), Fresh Sushi (Picazo) and Delicious Wings (Wing City) and NEW addition Star Boy's …
The crave-able eats of TEN Sushi + Cocktail Bar are a perfect addition to The Union in uptown Dallas. The open-air plaza will see TEN Sushi + Cocktail Bar’s standard elegance, with our signature cherry blossom trees lini…
Located at 9711 Plano Rd B, Dallas, TX 75238, Vakok Burmese Cuisine operates as a restaurant serving Dallas in Texas.
Nestled among skyscrapers since 1941, the Dallas farmers market offers wholesome produce. More than just retail, it's a hub for farm-fresh goods and a grocery store alternative. Located downtown, it cultivates a healthie…
MiYa Chinese is a modern Chinese restaurant in Dallas, located in Casa Linda near East Dallas, Lakewood and White Rock Lake. Known for handmade dumplings, Xiao Long Bao soup dumplings and fresh hand-pulled noodles, MiYa …
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