Here is a list of my 5 favorite restaurants to try in Dallas, with a little info on each of the neighborhoods they are located at as well:
1. The Grape (Lower Greenville)- AMAZING French bistro in the heart of Lower Greenville. This is one of the many attractions and positives to living in the Lower Greenville/M streets neighborhood. Some must try's: The Steak frites, the Grape burger, and the mushroom soup. With quaint, cottage style homes nestled on either side of Greenville Ave, where the Grape is located, it is easy to see why so many young families and young professionals love the area.
2. Tei Tei Robata (Knox-Henderson)- My favorite sushi restaurant in Dallas. The sushi and cuisine is traditional, and extremely fresh and succulent. This restaurant is in the Knox-Henderson area, which is just between uptown and lower Greenville. The neighborhood is known for it's great bar and restaurant scene, as well as it's proximity to many attractions in the Dallas area.
3. Smoke (Oak Cliff)- Great brunch, and awesome upscale bar-b-cue. The meat is cooked in an old fashioned smoker, lending it a delicious, authentic cedar smoked flavor. This restaurant is located in the Oak Cliff neighborhood. Oak Cliff is definitely an up-and-coming neighborhood, just southwest of downtown. A lot of new developments are popping up, as well as houses being purchased and renovated by those who believe the area is on the rise. This neighborhood would be a great area to find a property that will make you money in the long run.
4.Oddfellow's (Bishop Arts)- Oddfellow's is known for it's superb coffee and farm to market fresh food. The atmosphere is very quaint and enchanting, and the food is on point. One thing to try would be the buffalo mac and cheese! The Bishop Arts neighborhood where Oddfellow's is located is a vibrant, pocket neighborhood in Oak Cliff. It is known for it's very unique furniture shops, vintage stores, and artsy, fun restaurants. This is a very colorful, fun part of town with an eclectic mix of neighbors.
5. Cane Rosso (Deep Ellum)- Cane Rosso has hands down the best pizza in town. The restaurant was actually featured on Guy Fieri's Diner's Drive In's and Dive's! The pizza dough is thin and true Neapolitan style, and the toppings are always delicious and creative. It's home, Deep Ellum, is known as the entertainment area of Dallas, where a lot of art and music related events happen.
2. Tei Tei Robata (Knox-Henderson)- My favorite sushi restaurant in Dallas. The sushi and cuisine is traditional, and extremely fresh and succulent. This restaurant is in the Knox-Henderson area, which is just between uptown and lower Greenville. The neighborhood is known for it's great bar and restaurant scene, as well as it's proximity to many attractions in the Dallas area.
3. Smoke (Oak Cliff)- Great brunch, and awesome upscale bar-b-cue. The meat is cooked in an old fashioned smoker, lending it a delicious, authentic cedar smoked flavor. This restaurant is located in the Oak Cliff neighborhood. Oak Cliff is definitely an up-and-coming neighborhood, just southwest of downtown. A lot of new developments are popping up, as well as houses being purchased and renovated by those who believe the area is on the rise. This neighborhood would be a great area to find a property that will make you money in the long run.
4.Oddfellow's (Bishop Arts)- Oddfellow's is known for it's superb coffee and farm to market fresh food. The atmosphere is very quaint and enchanting, and the food is on point. One thing to try would be the buffalo mac and cheese! The Bishop Arts neighborhood where Oddfellow's is located is a vibrant, pocket neighborhood in Oak Cliff. It is known for it's very unique furniture shops, vintage stores, and artsy, fun restaurants. This is a very colorful, fun part of town with an eclectic mix of neighbors.
5. Cane Rosso (Deep Ellum)- Cane Rosso has hands down the best pizza in town. The restaurant was actually featured on Guy Fieri's Diner's Drive In's and Dive's! The pizza dough is thin and true Neapolitan style, and the toppings are always delicious and creative. It's home, Deep Ellum, is known as the entertainment area of Dallas, where a lot of art and music related events happen.
No comments:
Post a Comment