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A photo of Carbone Vino restaurant
1. Carbone Vino
4.4
Awesome(146)
Price: Very Expensive
• Italian • Design District
Booked 4 times today
VINO is a nostalgic, yet elevated, Italian American concept from Major Food Group. Drawing from the essence of Carbone, VINO offers some of its most famous dishes, alongside Chef Mario Carbone’s signature pizza, handmade pasta, grand salumi boards, and an ever changing selection of seasonal dishes made daily with the finest ingredients. The incomparable wine collection, curated from around the world to accompany the menu, delivers both familiar and exceptional flavor pairings and moments to celebrate.
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2. The Rustic Dallas
4.5
Awesome(76)
Price: Moderate
• American • Uptown
Booked 27 times today
At The Rustic, we proudly serve American food with a culinary flair. Every dish is crafted from fresh ingredients right in the heart of Dallas. Enjoy a diverse selection of authentic Texas beers, wines, and spirits, or handcrafted mocktails. Come by for great food and live music, and soak in the vibrant ambiance from our award-winning patio. For larger group dining of more than ten, just give our team a call-we're here to help make your gathering a memorable one!
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3. Toulouse - Knox Street (Dallas)
4.7
Exceptional(2670)
Price: Expensive
• French • Knox / Henderson
Booked 59 times today
Welcome to Cafe Toulouse... we are a French Bistro in Uptown Dallas. We offer classic french bistro cuisine in a posh setting, with an attentive service since 2004. Bon appetite
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4. Campisi's - Downtown
4.3
Awesome(16)
Price: Moderate
• Italian • Downtown
Booked 4 times today
Campisi's Downtown is owned and operated by David Campisi and his family. The restaurant has a long and storied history, beginning in 1946 when David's great-grandfather bought a bar with a small kitchen and began making pizzas - the first ever in Dallas. Today, Campisi's Downtown still makes its famous pizza (you can even build your own if you like), and also serves up a huge array of pasta dishes, salads, appetizers and entrées. For dessert, try the tiramisu or Italian cream cake. There's something for every taste at Campisi's downtown, so bring the family and enjoy delicious beef, veal, chicken and seafood dishes (and pizza!) all made in the traditional Italian style.
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5. Little Daisy
4.1
Excellent(13)
Price: Moderate
• French American • Downtown
Booked 2 times today
Little Daisy is a Franco-American bistro located in the heart of Dallas, driven to be a communal gathering place where the core is bound by cuisine. Menu notes point to the comfort food of both France & USA, creating a fusion between the best of both countries.
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6. National Anthem
4.8
Exceptional(65)
Price: Moderate
• American • Deep Ellum
Booked 9 times today
Located in Dallas’ newly-minted East Quarter neighborhood,National Anthem will feature a variety of riffs on classic newAmerican. The space yearns for food that touches vintage but with a modern approach. You canexpect elements of both coasts with a straight-forward Texas sensitivity, hopefully capturing thevibes of a big-city, downtown dining room.National Anthem is housed within the Magnolia Oil building located at the intersection of CommerceStreet, Jackson Street, and Cesar Chavez Boulevard. The building was originally built in 1920 by theMagnolia Petroleum Company, later renamed Mobil Oil.Fun Facts:• The triangular architechture of the building is known as a “flatiron” design.• The angles of the trianglular shape of Town Hearth and the Magnolia Oil Building are within 2degrees of one another.• From the rooftop patio, customers will have clean sight lines of Downtown, Uptown, Deep Ellum,and the Farmer’s Market.
A photo of Pie Tap Pizza + Rotisserie + Bar - Henderson Ave restaurant
7. Pie Tap Pizza + Rotisserie + Bar - Henderson Ave
4.7
Exceptional(363)
Price: Moderate
• Pizzeria • Park Cities
Booked 9 times today
Operating on the philosophy that good food takes work, the Pie Tap Pizza + Rotisserie + Bar on Henderson Ave emphasizes the finest ingredients and dedication to premium technique in all they offer. Chef Giovanni Mauro has translated the classic techniques learned in his mother's kitchen to ensure that the dough, pies and all other dishes served at Pie Tap Pizza + Rotisserie + Bar exceed expectations. With a bar offering more than 35 taps emphasizing local beer, craft cocktails and specialty wines, you can pair your pizza, pasta or salad at Pie Tap Pizza + Rotisserie + Bar with only the best. The full menu is available online.
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8. Little Katana - Uptown
4.7
Exceptional(48)
Price: Expensive
• Sushi • Park Cities
Booked 4 times today
Little Katana features a uniquely varied upscale-casual dining experience, offering Asian-Fusion and traditional steakhouse cuisines.
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9. Community Beer Co.
4.7
Exceptional(56)
Price: Moderate
• Brewery • Design District
Booked 20 times today
​Taproom & restaurant offers a wide range of dining options. And all the beverages! Our own brewed/distilled craft beer, hard seltzers, spirits/cocktails, wine, and non-alcoholic beverages. We also offer our own non-alcoholic beer! Our kitchen serves a range of dishes, including: burgers, sandwiches, entree salads, apps, flatbreads, along with German-inspired dishes. Kids menus available too. We are family and dog-friendly. Various seating options are available in our laid-back and welcoming spaces, including our taproom, patio, biergarten, and more. We love to host large parties at a number of our large "community tables!"There's always something fun happening at Community Beer Co.!
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10. Black Ship Little Katana
4.2
Awesome(110)
Price: Moderate
• Contemporary Asian • Downtown
In 1852, Matthew Perry, father of the USA Steam Navy, was assigned a diplomatic mission by American President Millard Fillmore to open Japanese ports to the west trade. The Admiral sailed four steam ships from Norfolk, Virginia to Japan. Along that trip the salt water stained the metal ships black. At that time, the Japanese had never seen such machines and referred to them as the “black ships”. This is where we take our name. Perry didn’t just open up Japan but all of Asia. This fateful meeting of the East and West cultures plays out in our menu.

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