Best Phở in DFW! I'm here 3 times a week in winter. Great grilled pork spring rolls and regular spring rolls too. Trad V food!! :-)
They have great shredded beef burritos and tacos!!! Cool place to hang out and have a drink, also!!!
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Go for the 'grandma's special'. It's not on the menu but it is good.
Great place, great service.Try the Spicy Shrimp & Crab Roll.By far the best meal I've had during my week in Dallas.
We can't get enough of their delicious pickles slices! They are paired with practically every menu item and are one-of-a-kind!
Their Cherry Crumb Pie is featured on an Observer slideshow, featured as one of Dallas' Amazing Pies. And believe us, we know our food.
Dallas Observer chose this as Best-Home-Style Restaurant for Best of Dallas 2010! Nothing like grandma's cookin'
You got to try the alligator and the armadillo eggs. Also got out onto the deck and feed the turtles.
Tapas style-dining to show her just how much you’re willing to share & a specialty cocktail menu that does its’ job of being delicious while simultaneously sending you off on your merry way.
Though 30 years old, Javier's is still ridicuously popular among Park Cities' elite. Recipes come straight from Mexico City, and are best washed down with a Mexican Martini. Read more.
Have the seasonal souffle for dessert and the French onion soup. Kinda expensive but quite impressive and memorable:)
The Meddlesome Moth features rare craft beers and delicately curated gastro-pub fare in a cheeky, cathedral-like spot in the burgeoning Design District. [Eater 38 Member]
If you are fancy enough to require a fork and BBQ sauce, perhaps you should stay home. This place is great just the way it is!
The White Cheese Queso is a must for a starter. Try the Famous Mexican Lasagna as one of the best entrees Dallas has to offer!
have smoked chicken or tuna tacos (rare) and prickly pear margarita. and the salsa is my favorite in Dallas.
This is my favorite Cafe Brazil location. The Turkey Crepes are my fave item on the menu, but they also make some of the best pancakes in town!
You have to check out the Sunday brunch. The food is awesome, great music, and Lady Diamond was a wonderful host.
Try the almond crusted french toast or the huevos rancheros best things on the brunch menu for breakfast
On Sunday nights all of their dim sum and a few other assorted dishes are $5. Also all of their special martinis are $5. The 'pearl' martini with nigiri is fantastic!
Make-your-own pie in under 5 minutes!!!! Thin or thick crust, onion, mushroom, feta cheese, pepperoni, chorizo, bacon ... you name it.
Terrific catfish dinners! Don't forget to try their pies! Yumm! Lunch, Dinner. 903-677-8774
Wonderful new tearoom on the courthouse square. Try the Nutty Petite Sandwich Plate . . . you'll be glad you did! Wednesday-Saturday, Lunch to Mid-afternoon. 903-677-6868 Read more.
Featured several times in Southern Living Magazine, this cafe has the BEST Broccoli-Cheese Soup! Also offers a variety of Sandwiches and Wraps - all great! 903-677-5599
Great chicken salad sandwiches! Specialty coffees to die for! If you order a sandwich, ask to have it halved. They're HUGE! Yummmmm!
The owner of TABC used to own TomTom in West Village - he's brining the sushi menu to TABC! It's Delish!
Great sushi find! Everything is fresh and service is good.....DOLLAR sushi on Tuesday nights
Try a bowl of gumbo for $6.95 or a po-boy for $7.95. Get some alligator tails for $9.95 which come with fries and hush puppies. Cheap kids meals also available. Read more.
Get 4 dumplings for $3, 8 for $5.50. Small rice bowls start at $5.50, and you get a free cup of gourmet iced tea when you visit your first time. Everyone loves the dumplings, so have a bunch. Read more.
Milk and Honey has Israeli food galore. Try the falafel for $5.99, which comes with fries, or the hummus plate for the same price. Try the Shakshoukah, an Israeli egg dish, for only $4.99.. Read more.
This is a wonderful Asian concept - tight and highly stylized – with great food. -Monica Pope, Top Chef
Chosen as one of the 10 Best New Restaurants in America in our annual Restaurant issue!
Crazy condiments (ever had Bagna Cauda on a sandwich?) and creative combinations make FoodHeads a North Campus favorite; we just wish they were open a little longer. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
A staple for East Austin, Cisco's is only open til 2pm every day, but is always busy. Their breakfast migas have won local awards, the food is cheap and their service is always quick. Read more.
The Jackalope is in the heart of downtown Austin, and is a staple for Austinites. Wednesday's are half price bugers, and Tuesday's their gigantic pizza's are half off. Read more.
Every day is a special at The Screaming Goat. Sunday's and Thursday's are 75cent flautas, other days include $1.50 tacos and 2 for 1 burrito's. There are also $2 beer specials every night. Read more.
It occupies the ground floor of a luxe new condo building--not my preferred restaurant location, but I'll go anywhere for executive chef David Bull's distinctly American comfort food.
Makes an art of bar food. See: the spicy fried pickles, the Bar Congress that you can add foie gras, an egg, avocado, pork belly, double meat & double cheese, should you so choose. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
The best Tex-Mex in town. Visit the original on Lake Austin Boulevard for queso, migas, or the Maggie's Plate and of course a margarita or two! -Stacie Scott Turner, Real Housewives of DC
After grabbing a Mighty Cone, stop at Hey Cupcake! (a neighboring trailer) for a sweet dessert. They offer chocolate, vanilla, velvet, or carrot cake with many flavors of frosting. Read more.
Owners Jam Sanitchat and Bruce Barnes source ingredients from the area and use their own crops to turn out favorites like free-range Berkshire ham with garlic and pepper sauce.
The kind of Mexican restaurant it seems like Austin should have more of: an unassuming but unerringly delicious neighborhood spot for breakfast and lunch. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Maria's is one of the most popular destinations for quick cheap food in Austin. The dining area is packed on the weekends, and they have daily specials. They have horchata and sweet Mexican drinks. Read more.
On Man v Food, Adam takes on the Four-Horsemen Challenge: a half-pound burger topped with the spiciest chilies in the world, including the infamous ghost chili
Best burger in Fort Worth. Or dallas for that matter. Ask for jalapeños if you like the heat... They are freshly cut for your mouth fire. Diablo Burger! Portabella "Burger"! Fred Burger! Read more.
Descent tour for a fair price and right length. Tour guides know more about Blue Bell then other generic guides. Includes ice cream at the end of the tour. No cameras (even phones) are allowed.
My burger, the Queso Queen, won their 2011 burger contest and is now featured on the menu. Nachos on a burger? How could you not love that? More info at the link: Read more.
2010 Best of Houston® Winner: Best Steakhouse: Toss in the city's best crab cake, knowledgeable wait staff & a dizzyingly long wine list and you've got yourself a dinner that's well worth the splurge.
They've got attitude, but they've also got great hot dogs made from all types of game meats as well as fun toppings. Great beer list too. All outdoors. [Eater 38 Member]
2010 Best of Houston® Winner: Best Hot Dog: Don't forget that often-overlooked side of crispy, Cajun, thin-cut fries, and see how Barnaby's delivers the classic hot dog experience!
Stop by Mon-Fri from 4-7pm and enjoy the fully loaded nacho car for free with the purchase of an alcoholic drink. House Margaritas are $3.75 and domestic beers are $2.50. Read more.
happy hour is my favorite! 4:30-6:30 you get $5 fondues: cheese and/or chocolate (always both!) and $5 cocktails hmm tasty! Read more.
The fried chicken with mashed potatoes and a side of okra is a must! Try the cookies and adult milk for desserts
They have a small menu, but it's delicious. They offer daily specials but make sure you check the price on them before ordering.The drinks are strong and well-made and the ice is really neat!
This is the best fried chicken in Dallas– so moist and crispy! You also won't believe how good squash casserole can taste until you try it here.
Have the blue cheese and jalapeno burger. The fries are delicious. Get an order of spicy pickles while you wait.
...while at this classic Waco Roadhouse Diner, visit the Elvis Room with all its historic memorabilia. Elvis used to eat at the downtown Elite, when he was stationed in Ft. Hood. Read more.
