Private Dining in the DDD

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The restaurant specializes in high-end steaks cooked over an open flame, but also boasts an extensive raw bar that will have seafood lovers ecstatic. Lowlander will have 100 seats inside, a bunch of outdoor seating, and TVs — it’s going to cultivate a sports bar atmosphere, partly as an homage to FX McRory’s, a former occupant of the building. From the owners of The Ivy Tavern, this new Greek restaurant is set to debut on April 30. Incorporating family recipes, owners Lisa and Tom Georgalis have brought on chef Blake Andress to execute the couple’s vision. The menu will feature seasonal dishes like pefti kreatopita (falling meat pie), a Georgalis family recipe called avgolemono soup, moussaka, saffron scallops, and so much more.

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A welcoming, Gaucho-style, all-you-can-eat pizza place, Delucca is beloved by Dallasites—not least for its Brazilian cocktail bar. The open kitchen with its wood-fired pizza adds to a friendly neighborhood atmosphere, while locals swear by the quirky dessert pizzas, including Banana Flambe and Dulce de Leche. The beauty of the Design District is that you can dine on pretty much any cuisine you fancy, every night of the week.

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Not only can Jack Perkins flip a mean patty at his iconic Dallas burger spot-- Maple and Motor, he can also smoke up some killer barbecue at his cafeteria-style (lunch-only) diner, which fired up the Design District in 2013. Recycled church hymn boards display the meats and sides of the day, which run the gamut from hickory-smoked chicken and fall-off-the-bone ribs to sides like jalapeno mac and cheese, sweet potato casserole and fried okra. But if you really want to experience Texas barbecue at its best, go for the brisket, it's a melt-in-your-mouth black bark crusted heap of deliciousness. Just make sure to save room for dessert, the cornbread pudding is insanely good.

José May Be Turning Seven but Chef Anastacia Quiñones-Pittman Doesn’t Have the Seven-Year Itch

As far as new Dallas restaurants go, this is a big one, so even though we announced the opening date of chef Tiffany Derry’s new Italian restaurant in Farmers Branch last week, here’s a reminder. Corbin and Ross See of See Design said their inspiration was that of a Mexican hacienda, a home passed down through generations that shows today’s tastes while feeling as if it has a history. The furniture is mainly mid-century and almost entirely sourced from Mexico, with family portraits hanging on the walls and front and back courtyards for indoor and outdoor dining.

Found inside the Virgin Hotels Dallas, Commons Club is a restaurant and lounge. Expect a modern menu along with bold flavors, live music, drag brunches and other rotating events. Find antique shops and upscale art galleries next door to high-end interior design show rooms in the Design District, just two miles northwest of Downtown. If you’re planning a trip, you’ll want to get the best deal on your luggage. The design studio will feature 14 unique spaces that have been tailored by a team of dedicated designers. Check out this award-winning brewing for the finest brews in town from the year-round Mosaic IPA to the seasonal Snickerdoodle Ale.

The intimate restaurant serves up unique and flavorful dishes, plus a robust cocktail menu that's too good to pass up. Specializing in coffees from around the world, this hip space elevates the coffee experience to an art form. Ascension also serves wine by the glass and a vibrant food menu, including tapas to share with the table. Take on the Nanny Goat, a classic burger with a goat cheese twist, before a friendly game of ring toss or a beer on the spacious patio at Rodeo Goat. And don't let the endless options and unique burgers scare you – everything on the menu is delicious.

El Carlos Elegante Opens in the Dallas Design District - Eater Dallas

El Carlos Elegante Opens in the Dallas Design District.

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Jonathan Thompson is an award-winning travel journalist and content producer based in Dallas, Texas. Before going freelance, he was a senior editor at Men's Health magazine and a news reporter at The Independent. Swapping his native London for Dallas in 2016, Jonathan is now a proud Texpat, but still keeps a large stash of pickled onion Monster Munch in his closet. If you want to wear shorts and a cowboy hat to dinner, you’re better off skipping the Design District altogether and heading to Deep Ellum. There’s no opening date for any of the restaurants, which will all be located at 419 Occidental Avenue, but it should be sometime early next year.

Steakhouse classics through a modern, globally curious lens.

Let us start with the gorgeous, unexpected interiors that successfully mix an array of materials, design elements, and styles. The selection of art work at the Mary Tomas Gallery is strategically selected by artists who encompass unique artistic styles and exhibit diverse backgrounds. Check out the many rotating exhibits that showcase paintings, printmaking and sculpture. The Liliana Bloch Gallery takes a unique approach, emphasizing artwork that addresses contemporary issues with strong historical ties. The gallery represents regional, national and international artists in all media.

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Visit the Taproom to try one of their 16 beers on tap, play some foosball and check out the latest sports game on one of their many flat screens. It's a classic arcade combined with a cider tap room, so you can play a round of Pac Man with a pint of the tasty Crackberry in hand. There's more than 80 vintage games to check out, plus a recently opened expansion with room for skee ball and hoops. Get your fix of sausage, brisket and ribs in the cafeteria-style line that often extends out the door.

The restaurant’s range of private dining spaces provides comfortable space for any party from 18 guests up to 135. Mixing classic Italian flavors with a modern touch, Carbone Vino provides an intimate setting for private gatherings, focusing on delivering exquisite dishes. Carbone Vino's private dining options can accommodate dinners for up to a dozen guests to 350 guests for a cocktail-style reception. Ser Steak and Spirits is one of the latter—a high-end treat suitable for any occasion. From the 27th floor of the Hilton Anatole, the views here are nearly as mouthwatering as the menu, which features prime steaks served with “enhancements” ranging from lobster tail to candied maple bacon.

Save space for desserts, there's a tres leches sponge cake calling your name. The Dallas Design District has long been known for its industrial warehouses and interior design showrooms. But it's only recently that the area has transformed into a magnet for foodies, boasting an ever evolving lineup of top-notch restaurants, eateries and pubs.