6 Best Romantic Restaurants in Desoto

6 restaurants available nearby

1. Encina

4.9

Exceptional(907)

Price: Expensive

• Farm-to-table • Oak Cliff / Bishop Arts

Booked 16 times today

Encina is a warm and inviting neighborhood restaurant offering New American cuisine, cocktails, wine, and beer with influences from Texas, California, and the South in the beloved Bishop Arts District of Oak Cliff in Dallas, Texas.

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2. Stock & Barrel - Dallas

4.8

Exceptional(1332)

Price: Expensive

• American • South Dallas

Booked 14 times today

Stock & Barrel is a modern American Grill in the Bishop Arts District by Chef Jon Stevens.The menu features seasonally inspired cuisine. Guests experience a menu with a focus on the wood-fired grill.The menu appeals to both meat centric and vegetarian diners. The restaurant's design is modern rustic with industrial details and decor. We take reservations and offer our chef's counter for walk-ins.

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3. The Mayors House By Selda

4.7

Exceptional(358)

Price: Moderate

• Mediterranean • Oak Cliff

Booked 31 times today

The Mayor’s House By Selda is NOW OPEN! A full service restaurant in the historic The Mayors House home in Bishop Arts District in Dallas’ Oak Cliff. Led by acclaimed chef, Habip Kargin, and serving delicious dishes, kebab, a variety of fish, pilaf, pide, pistachio desserts, and more! We have a patio off the front of the restaurant where we offer hookah. We also have a small patio upstairs with great downtown views. Downstairs we have a full bar, a place for special events.

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4. The Finch - Grand Prairie

4.6

Exceptional(566)

Price: Moderate

• American • Grand Prairie

Booked 56 times today

American restaurant

5. PANE NOSTRO

4.6

Exceptional(142)

Price: Very Expensive

• Italian • Oak Cliff

Booked 1 time today

Please Note: No separate checks. We accept up to four credit cards per table. A service charge of 20% will be added to parties of 6 or more. Come to Italy without leaving DFW. Located in our "Casa" in Dallas Bishop Arts District, we feature a classic Italian menu that is not region specific but rather explores the whole of Italy. From classic antipasti such as calamari and burrata, scratch made pastas, and delicious entrees including Tagliatelle Bolognese, Chicken Picatta, Spaghetti Cacio e Pepe and more. We also offer gluten free pastas. We proudly offer a mainly Italian wine list and also a full bar with signature Italian inspired cocktails. Pane Nostro provides a charming, authentic Italian dining experience with beautiful surroundings inside and out. Eat, drink and enjoy. We take great pride in family traditions and are pleased to serve you fine Italian cuisine from our time-honored recipes. We look forward to welcoming you soonCi vediamo presto!

6. Blind Bishop

4.8

Exceptional(29)

Price: Expensive

• Wine Bar • Oak Cliff

Blind Bishop is a modern wine bar and restaurant nestled in the Bishop Arts District of Dallas. Our wine list is curated by Sommelier/Owner Dilek Caner, who is currently the only Master of Wine in Texas. For the last twenty years, Dilek has trained many sommeliers and wine directors in New York City and Dallas. We are open from 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm on Saturdays. During these hours, we offer a rotating selection of 16 by-the-glass options available in 1 oz, 3 oz, or 5 oz pours and serve a bar menu. We also offer a seasonal six-course dinner with optional wine pairings on Saturdays at 6:30 pm. Seating is limited, so these dinners are by reservation only.Expect to have a great time tasting wine and food, having conversations with like-minded wine people, and to always learn something new about wine when you visit us.

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6 restaurants available nearby

1. Encina

2. Stock & Barrel - Dallas

3. The Mayors House By Selda

4. The Finch - Grand Prairie

5. PANE NOSTRO

6. Blind Bishop

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