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21 New Restaurants Revamping Dallas’s Dining Landscape

Dallas’s culinary scene continues to thrive with 21 fresh dining spots that promise inventive flavors and memorable experiences.

Elm Street Cask & Kitchen

Downtown

This neighborhood bar‑and‑grill delivers Southern‑inspired comfort food in a relaxed, approachable setting. Start your day with brunch staples like Chicken N’ Waffles or the Texas Pecan Sticky Bun, or swing by for Monday‑through‑Friday happy hour from 2‑7 p.m. to sample specialty bourbons and handcrafted cocktails.

The Henry

Harwood District

Since its February opening, The Henry has become a staple for contemporary American fare. The menu blends light options—kale salads, club sandwiches—with heartier dishes such as short ribs and rotisserie chicken. An extensive wine list and inventive cocktails complement the upscale, modern ambiance.

21 New Restaurants Revamping Dallas’s Dining Landscape

San Martin Bakery & Café

Uptown

U.S. debut of this Guatemalan bakery brings an array of pastries, cakes, and pastas. Indulge in Dulce de Leche cupcakes or the Muertito—a sweet bread with orange zest. For savory, try the Pasta Alla Vodka. Seasonal pastries keep the menu fresh each month.

Miriam Cocina Latina

Uptown

A lively spot offering authentic Mexican cuisine, Miriam serves shareable plates like Ceviche Punta Cana (tiger shrimp, pico de gallo, avocado) and the generous Queso Verde.

Beverley’s Bistro & Bar

Knox/Henderson District

This approachable bistro blends Italian and American dishes in a casual, stylish setting. Pair your meal with a glass of wine from their curated selection.

North Italia

Harwood District

Located in The Union, North Italia has earned a reputation for made‑from‑scratch pastas and authentic Northern Italian staples. Highlights include Bolognese pasta, short‑rib radiator pasta, and roasted salmon, all complemented by an extensive wine list.

Dibs on Victory

Victory Park

With a contemporary American menu and an engaging drink selection, Dibs offers indoor and outdoor seating plus games such as foosball, ping‑pong, and arcade titles. Open Monday‑Sunday until 12 a.m., they also feature a late‑night menu.

HERO

Victory Park

HERO boasts six bars, multiple games, and an impressive tap beer selection. Its prime location in Victory Plaza and large LED wall make it a go‑to spot for game nights—just arrive early on busy days.

21 New Restaurants Revamping Dallas’s Dining Landscape

Jinya Ramen Bar

Victory Park

Jinya delivers authentic ramen with options from Tomkotsu Spicy to Lobster Me Happy, plus customizable bowls. For those avoiding ramen, the menu also offers tapas, salads, and more.

Bitter End

Deep Ellum

Despite its name, Bitter End serves delightful fare in a lively setting. Known for oysters, guests can enjoy $1.50 oysters during reverse happy hour (10 p.m.‑2 a.m.) or dine on specialty seafood dishes.

Punch Bowl Social

Deep Ellum

Deep Ellum’s newest bar and restaurant combines vintage décor with a two‑floor layout that includes craft beer selections, a scratch kitchen (Falafel Burger, Sweet & Spice Wings), and entertainment such as bowling, ping‑pong, and a karaoke lounge.

21 New Restaurants Revamping Dallas’s Dining Landscape

K’s House

Trinity Groves

Set in Dallas’s foodie neighborhood, K’s House offers Korean barbecue where diners grill their own meats at the table for an interactive experience.

Banh Mi Station

Sylvan 30

This modern eatery serves hearty Vietnamese subs and sides. Highlights include the Viet‑style duck confit Banh Mi and Vietucky Fried Chicken Bao. Don’t miss the soft‑serve ice cream dessert.

21 New Restaurants Revamping Dallas’s Dining Landscape

Ceviche Oyster Bar

Bishop Arts

Bright and colorful, this Davis Street venue specializes in Mexican‑style seafood. Start with shrimp cocktails or try the Ceviche Mixto Tostadas.

Vegan Food House

Bishop Arts

One‑stop vegan spot offering Creole‑inspired dishes such as Spicy Buffalo Cauliflower Wings, Chick’em Sammich, and Shrimp & Grits. The line is worth the wait for the bold flavors.

Hillside Tavern

East Dallas

Rustic décor, friendly staff, and a cozy atmosphere define Hillside Tavern. Popular menu items include the 4‑Cheese Sourdough Patty Melt and a wide selection of draft beers.

Homewood Restaurant

Oak Lawn

Homewood exudes warmth with locally sourced, scratch‑made dishes and a relaxed setting that feels like home.

La La Land Kind Café

Lowest Greenville

Nestled in a 100‑year‑old white house, this café offers organic coffees, teas, snacks, and light bites in a charming patio setting.

21 New Restaurants Revamping Dallas’s Dining Landscape

Alamo Club

Lower Greenville

With shotgun‑style dining, vintage décor, and a spacious patio, the Alamo Club delivers Southern elegance. Signature dishes include hearty burgers, steak tartare, and pastrami, paired with craft cocktails.

il Bracco

North Dallas

Located in Preston Center, il Bracco offers refined fare such as chicken piccata, Mediterranean sea bass, and eggplant parmesan, alongside a full‑service bar with an extensive wine list.

bartaco

North Dallas

With beach‑themed décor, bartaco serves fresh, healthy Mexican cuisine—think cauliflower tacos and chicken chorizo rice bowls. Complement your meal with mezcal or a tequila flight for bold, unforgettable flavors.


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