All I can say is WOW! This may be the best restaurant in Ennis. My husband ordered the steak…read moresandwich, and the moment he took the first bite, his eyes lit up. I had the carbonara, and honestly, it was almost too pretty to eat. The service was a little slow, but it actually gave us time to soak in the atmosphere and admire how beautiful the restaurant is inside. The vibe? Absolutely check. The cocktails were not our favorite, but that definitely won't stop us from coming back to try other drinks on the menu. What makes this place even more special is that it's a true mom-and-pop restaurant sourcing food locally. You really can't beat that. Supporting local while getting an amazing meal is always a win.

Another visit and they didnt disappoint. We had a…read morereservation for 10 people and they table was ready when we got there. Mallory did great taking care of us!

We loved our first visit to Ashleigh's Downtown Kitchen & Bar. It was a Saturday evening and there…read morewas live music and a full house! We got it before the music started and ordered a pepperoni pizza which was delish! The 1 Waitress that was on duty was very busy so we didnt get to get anything else but are looking forward to going back and trying some other things on the menu. They had charcuterie on the menu and a gouda dip that sounded really good. Street Parking. Clean Bathroom. Clean Dining Room. Nice Bar and Selections.

We loved this little find! We came early-- before karaoke-- (so we were told) and enjoyed…read moredelightful service and delicious food! We shared bites between us--crostini with jam and prosciutto and meatballs! So delicious!! We also shared a cinnamon roll cheesecake which was insanely yummy. Loved our experience there!

I really enjoyed my visit to The Vine at 119 in Ennis for ladies night. They had several drawings…read morefor door prizes throughout the night and with the addition of great food, great drinks and great company you cannot go wrong. I had the charcuterie board, and the roasted garlic chicken flatbread and i also tried the gouda dip. All the food was delish, i could have eaten the charcuterie board all by myself. (well, come to think of it i kinda did) There is some outdoor seating and lounge chairs inside to enjoy as well. cute and clean bathroom. lots of street parking nearby. staff was great and friendly. Absolutely recommend trying The Vine at 119 out any and everytime you are in Ennis, TX!

This is our favorite place to go. It has a real "Cheers" vibe where everybody knows your name…read more The food, drinks and atmosphere can't be beat. Come hungry and ready to enjoy a great evening. Their Smoked Old-fashion is the absolute best you'll ever drink! Check their website if you want live entertainment, Girls Night, or Trivia night. You will enjoy it regardless.

Came here on a Monday at 5:15 - it was happy hour…read more Mitch the bartender was super personable, educated me on several gins and took me on a mini tasting tour of some unique gins - really nice guy. Had two martinis here and left with a smile Highly recommend

Overall: 2.6/5 [dine in]…read more The place is nice, but smaller than expected. They had bubble guns too, which was a fun surprise. We came in near closing time, but Emilia provided us great service and stayed attentive even though they were clearly packed. We were seated at a table near the door, and unfortunately it had a vomit smell. Whatever it was, my friend could not stand it and had to get up and step away from the table. We first thought the culprit was the paper drink coasters, but then the staff removed the door mat near us later on, so maybe someone puked on it and the smell lingered, even after it was cleaned up. Clear Mizu ($16): This has Sakura vermouth and bitters, so we ordered it. It tasted like straight up gin and was not good. It was actually one of the rare times my husband could not finish his drink. Kyoto Sunset ($15): This one wasn't bad and tasted like honeydew. The ingredients include honeydew Calpico, so that makes sense. Johnny Walker Black ($16): This was our friend's drink, which I think was just coke and Johnny Walker. Nothing special about the taste either. Given the smell and so-so/terrible cocktails, we will not be coming back or taking our friends here.

Had dinner reservations at Bacchus kitchen and accidentally came across this place. Had drinks…read moreprior to dinner and then returned for drinks after dinner and the staff were very friendly and took care of us. If you have dinner reservations at one of the restaurants in the hotel, I would definitely look into possibly before and after drinks at this nice little speakeasy.

Initially when we went, we didn't know we needed a reservation as it's so small and secretive, but…read moreafter finding out, we made a reservation for 3-4 months later for Valentine's Day. It's quite small, there's only drinks available, and hosts 2-3 couples at a time. Ambiance is quiet, unique, and intimate. We've mentioned it to friends to go back again soon!

Had such a fun time at The Amber Room! My wife and I stopped in for a few drinks after dinner next…read moredoor, and it was the perfect way to end the evening. Such a cool, cozy speakeasy vibe with fantastic service. The drinks were very well made, and the atmosphere was perfect for relaxing after dinner. We enjoyed it immensely and highly recommend checking it out!

For a summer evening in Texas, this lounge delivered by having a dark, cool lounge to enjoy an…read moreevening with friends or colleagues. Service was phenomenal, and the ambiance was relaxing. Eclectic decor and seating, but there is plenty of indoor seating for a group or a couple. Loved the red Cabernet, and the charcuterie board was well-plated with meat and cheeses!

This place is adorable! What a find! I took my mom for a…read morebirthday lunch. The food was great and the atmosphere was awesome. What a beautiful place! I am looking forward to the next time.

It was OK. We went here last weekend. I'd never heard of it…read morebefore, but my wife had a nice time here a month ago having brunch with a friend. This place seems more style over substance, for me. It's a beautiful old house, very out of place here in Texas. It reminded me of the houses I grew up in back in New England. It has been wonderfully converted into a restaurant. The server was great, the owner talked to us, checked in. The food, I think, is lacking. Especially for the price. We each had a mixed drink. Mine was, ok. I had the Summer Suitor which is an odd mix of bourbon and sparkling wine. I was a little weird to me - quite sour, not the best mix. For dinner I had their special - a steak frites. Plenty of shoestring fries. But, my steak was raw. I think I asked for it medium or medium rare. This was the first time in my life I had to ask for a steak to be reheated. I think they just left it back under the warming lamps for 5 minutes which helped little. For the prices and the stories we heard about where their meat comes from and the pride they take in their food, I wasn't expecting this. The sides were ok but not great. The truffle mac and cheese - all I can say is what I mainly tasted was the wax-coated paper container those bread crumbs came from. It's so odd. I was excited to truffle mac and cheese but it did not do it for me. Again, for the price, I've had better. The Brussel sprouts were ok but undercooked for my liking. The asian inspired sauce they come in is excellent. My wife had their ahi tuna special and raved about the romesco sauce on top, which we've never seen before on tuna but she liked it a lot. The owner told us about the people that owned the block and moved this building and other houses to this location. All I could think of is that must be why it's so expensive. Rent must be killer! I know this sounds like a negative review. It's just my honest experience. Don't know if we'll go back.