The burgers and fries here are so good. I love how they give a little bit of every sauce to try and…read moreit didn't disappoint. They have outside seating that is very nice and small seating inside.

Awesome place!!! Not sure where the star count is coming from!…read more They have plenty of seating and parking! And the BEST part is they now serve burger Schmurger and let me tell you it's absolutely DELICIOUS!!!! Service is spot on and very cool! Drinks are very generous in liquor! Very cool place for hanging out, watching a game or just quick lunch! Stop by if you like watching sports or a chill Saturday night with friends or to try delicious Burger!!!!

I pass by this place all the time and my husband told me their food is so good…read more Well needless to say, I went today and the oxtails were sooooo freaking good. I also go some egg rolls with the special sauce and the beef tips! The portions are a nice size too. The service was amazing too.

Food quality has gone down significantly and the prices are so high. The cabbage was still hard…read more The black eyed peas were still crunchy. Oxtails not seasoned well and over par boiled rice!!! Ewww. Never seen any Caribbean use par boiled rice and that's who owns this place. Not worth the purchase price. Service was horrible and the cashier was rude.

Convenient brunch spot in Bishop Arts. The interior was clean and welcoming, really appreciated the…read morefloor-to-ceiling windows that let in lots of natural light. They have a dedicated bar area if you want to grab a drink. Want to highlight they have a solid drink menu; I tried a cold pressed pineapple juice that was super refreshing. For food, we tried the grilled shrimp salad and egg sandwich. The sandwich stood out; great flavors, crispy potatoes, tho a tiny bit over salted. Overall an enjoyable experience, great for meeting up with people, we'd recommend!

We dined at Written by the Seasons in Bishop Arts last night, and unfortunately the experience was…read moredisappointing. Things got off on the wrong foot when our server forgot my cocktail order and an appetizer which was the pork ribs. Minutes after ordering the cocktail, appetizer and a bottle of wine our server came back saying we needed to order every dish up front. At that moment we told them we do like to take our time and share dishes as they come out one by one and he honestly seemed happy to hear that. They then brought the wine but the cocktail was again completely forgotten. One of our other items showed up fist (kimchi pancakes), which I will say were great, but we then asked about the ribs and he confirmed he completely forgot about them. He said he put the ribs in as a rush and they would come out with one other dish. We said this would be fine, but not minutes after the ribs arrived all four other dishes showed up simultaneously. Our table was overcrowded, and it completely took away from the leisurely dining experience we were expecting. To make matters worse, two of the dishes--the baby carrots and the Korean glass noodles, were swimming in sauce, so much so we didn't want to eat them. While this may not be the case we felt rushed. We had received all of our food in less than an hour. The overall service made us feel like the restaurant was trying to turn the table as quickly as possible for the next reservation rather than provide a thoughtful dining experience. For a restaurant at this price point and pedigree, we expected much better pacing, attention to detail, and execution. Unfortunately, this visit fell well short of those expectations.

Paradiso is a fun, kitschy joint in the most eclectic neighborhood in Dallas. The Bishop Arts hood…read morefeels more like you're in Chicago or New York because of the refreshing and welcoming diversity. Paradiso has a unique feel because it has as much well-designed space outside as it does inside. The patio area feels more like a garden than patio. Even in the crazy Dallas heat you'll find people eating or cocktailing al fresco. The bar area is beautiful. It's covered in flowers and fun European style furniture. The bartenders were knowledgeable and fun to hang with because they clearly enjoy talking about their craft. Nothing worse than a bartender that is too important to chat it up with their customers. I had a delicious signature recipe called Dreaming of Suze (pic 2). It immediately caught my eye because Suze is a staple in our bar. It's a yellow French bitter liqueur you don't regularly find out at restaurants. I've never seen anyone infuse it. They complemented Mezcal with strawberry-infused Suze, sage syrup, lime and strawberry puree served in a tall glass over ice. It was a nice summer recipe and one I will definitely try to recreate at home. My second was a classic old fashioned made with Basil Hayden bourbon (pic 4) It was delicious and well-balanced. If you're in Dallas and want a change of pace from the usual, go down to Bishop Arts and take in the eclectic flavor while enjoying all the shops, restaurants and some cocktails at Paradiso. Salute @thejohnnycocktail Oh btw, that plate is the most delicious and beautiful hummus we've ever had!! Dreaming of Suze Mezcal Strawberry infused Suze Sage Syrup Lime Strawberry Puree

Cute environment, our server was friendly and attentive!…read more Drinks were great, food was okay. Overall 6/10

Even though they didn't have TRON or BurgerTime, this was such a great bar. The bartenders were…read morefreakin beautiful. There was girl with white blond hair that was shaved on the side and there was another skinny girl with tanned skin. All we got were drinks that all were named after games and things that happened in games. While we were playing N64, another real hot skinny girl in a croptop, told us that we're playing Mexican Bingo and we said "yes ma'am. We almost got stuck in Dallas though because our flight kept getting delayed, then TSA left!

Super fun mini golf spot for date night or groups…read more This was honestly one of the hardest and most unique Mini golf course I've played on! You have the option to do two different courses. One is their OG course and the other is there art exhibit course which features a different artist for each hole.

This place is a whole vibe…read more Food: The B.E.C. sandwich is to die for--perfect crunch with every bite and so flavorful it had me sitting there like "wow" after the first bite. Seriously mouthwatering. Ambiance: Whether you're trying to get some work done, study, or just people-watch (my personal favorite lol), this spot delivers. Full bar, comfy booths, tables, indoor and outdoor seating, and a steady flow of background music that just sets the tone right. Service: Friendly, welcoming, and actually knows the menu--which we love. You can tell they care about the experience. Overall: 10/10, highly recommend. This is one of those places you'll keep coming back to without even thinking about it.

This is a new spot - serves both coffee and alcohol. I was so thrilled to see an option for a drink…read morewith clarified milk - the berry dreams was great for me. All the sweetness of a milk in a fruit based alcoholic drink was music to my taste buds. The staff are also friendly (I like the bartenders tattoos) and coming here in the spring was perfect - they have plenty of shade. Good luck finding parking in bishop arts though!

I found this restaurant scrolling through Instagram and thought we'd give it a try! Went here for…read moredate night and the ambiance was so romantic. Low lighting, beautiful glassware, just an all around vibe. They were pretty slow but it was also a Wednesday night. Drinks were amazing and they had a lot of options. I got the Guava Sunset and it was so refreshing (pictured). We also got the ceviche which tasted very fresh and was a good portion for an appetizer. The filet was perfectly cooked and the chimichurri sauce was to die for. I forgot to take a picture of it because we dug in as soon as it landed on the table. Service felt very personable which I enjoyed. They also gave my date a rose at the end of our meal to give to me which I thought was a nice touch. Overall, great first impression and we will definitely be back! Or I may even bring the girlies for a girls night! Side note.. I'm not sure why reviews are so negative, as new restaurants deserve grace while they figure out what works for them and I think we all need to have a little patience and understanding.

Okay so let's dive into tonight's experience. Parking is difficult, yes I understand it's in Bishop…read moreArts however, I've been to numerous restaurants in that area and it hasn't been nearly this hard. I ended up grabbing street parking a few blocks over with a 2-Hr limit. Next, we had reservations at 8 PM and there really weren't many guests, which is pretty off for dinner time. The ambiance and overall aesthetic of the space is nice. The music isn't loud so you can easily carry a conversation. My personal highlight from the night was the complimentary alcohol-free shot the very kind bartender provided for me. I'm sober so I appreciated feeling like everyone else! Lastly, the food was terrible and over priced. I was hoping to like the lobster bisque but was greatly disappointment. It taste like velvetta cheese and was extremely bland and lumpy. Almost like they receive it frozen and heat it up before serving. Out of all the 4 dishes, only the lamb chops were really good. One of my friends got the chicken Alfredo and said it taste like warmed up Olive Garden. My other friend got the Carne de Fuego which is suppose to be Waygu beef and wasn't. With a price of $59 with ONLY 4 pieces of asparagus as a side, we were expecting more. I ended up sending the lobster bisque back and settling for the caesar salad (no protein) which was $15.