What a cute and cozy little spot. The breakfast tacos were very good and so were the…read morepotatoes....crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. You can have either corn or flour tortillas with your tacos. But it's not just the food that makes this place a "must - try"...it's the decor, it's the wings on the wall that make for a great picture, it's the positive pickle you can get at the register that is somehow perfectly suited for you...the service is impeccable, too.

Location Just off the 183 and empire central/near medical…read moredistrict and love field Parking Large lot in back and multiple spaces in front Atmosphere Cozy, clean, breakfast, lunch, coffee shop Seating Booths, large high tops table- great for a group, low tables. Service- Very friendly-order at the counter, food brought out, coffees/ pastries given at counter, water cooler/ iced teas self serve. Menu Salads, sandwiches, breakfast items, cookies, bagels, pastries, coffees. We both had the diva salad- LOADED with slices of white chicken, bacon pieces, avocado, perfectly chopped romaine, and I am not a dressing person but the lemony vinaigrette was so YUM!!! I also had a cappuccino that was delish! Sugar free vanilla. Summary Hidden gem-my fav lunch meet up spot for friends who work in the area. Tempting menu-something for everyone, fresh options, convenient location, outstanding service! Love it!!

A very nice place for lunch in the Arts District! We came here after wandering the museum all…read moremorning. They have remodeled it and completely changed up their menu, and everything is made-to-order and looks delicious. We ordered the egg sandwich, which is served hot (eggs scrambled with spinach and cheese and served on toast). It came with a great little side salad and a pickle. We also grabbed a bag of potato chips and a cup of fruit, and the whole meal wasn't more than $14. We sat and ate at one of their long, communal tables in the main dining hall, which is lit by natural light from the large window covered in Chihuly glass. The ceilings are incredibly high and the ground is marble, so it echoes in there. Not a place for an intimate meal, but great for a quick bite before or after you've toured the museum.

I dropped in to Atrium Cafe with expectations admittedly higher than I probably should have. That…read morebeing said, the things that didn't work for me are the kinds of things that allow the restaurant to even be a player in the game. Looking for a late lunch, I was seated by a little after 1:00 p.m. in the relatively empty sit-down dining area (there is "food court" seating adjacent - this arrangement having to do with the remodeling of the Seventeen Restaurant). The dining space was pleasant with average art museum cafe furniture but with a pleasant view at a sculpture garden-ish space with Chihuly glass adornig the very large atrium window. Nice as the view was, I was there to eat, and even though the establishment was largely empty (and everyone appeared to have been served before I arrived), I had to wait several minutes to give my order. The wait-staff experience continued to be disinterested at best and the whole meal was spared by a reasonable enchilada dish inspired by the Mexican graphics exhibit that hte museum was showcasing. Had it only been served when it was put up by the kitchen... I can't say that the other diners, who I realized seemed collectively grumpy (presumably about their poorly served meals), were feeling low about the experience, but it convinced me that I should have gone hungry, or waited for Seventeen to re-open its doors instead.

Yummy yummy food just a little overpriced but hey it is downtown. Would love to check out the happy…read morehour. Service was great, attentive. Got us out quickly by request

Both the food ambiance of the place is pretty cool. It's your standard American Food with some…read moretasty sides. The waitress was decent but a little slow considering there was only 2-3 tables Sat in her section.

Came back for part 2 and I swear I didn't remember what I got last time…read more I happened to get the chicken chimichanga again and it's sooo good. Unlike some deep fried, this has a different combo of deep fry and bake - not too crispy and still very soft. I bet the chicken was baked with the bread surrounding it which gave it a unique flavor. Rice, guac, beans ofc make this a home run. Super friendly staff and rustic/musical Latino vibes

The food here is always really good. Love their chicken covered with sauce, mushrooms, and cheese…read more Ate every bite of it and could have still had more. Also the margs are really good here. Can be strong though

First time here and we stopped in for a light bite--and both dishes were absolutely delish!…read more Our server, Crystal, was fantastic! She was so knowledgeable and gave us great recommendations. Wonderful first experience, and we'll definitely be back!

Went to dream Cafe about 12:30 PM on a Saturday and was surprisingly sat fairly quickly. Overall, I…read morethought it was a great service in terms of the weight staff however I do think $12 is a little steep for a mimosa. Food was pretty on par for what you would expect an average café to serve. The pancake was super good and the biscuits and gravy were fine. Definitely needed to add pepper to the gravy.

It's been awhile, but another good meal at the Oasis Restaurant. I ordered the Huveo Rancheros…read more There were lite and tasty. The food came out fast. The plus is the cost of the food. The negative is they only accept cash.

We returned here for the first time in 11 years, and it was as fabulous as our prior visit:…read more 1. Cash/checks only- be prepared! 2. Everything we've ever ordered here has been perfectly prepared, from soft omelette to crispy hash browns to gravy that does not congeal until you're done with it, my favorite breakfast place ever on this point. 3. Outstanding service- your coffee is always topped off and your water glass never empties. Reading my review 11 years ago, it's as if nothing has changed here at all, a very beautiful thing. We'll be back, much sooner than the interval between, our last two visits.

Well, the food is extraordinary-sausage is so fresh and eggs farm raised flavor. The pancakes…read moredelicious-coffee was excellent and nonstop. The service was sharp and friendly and always on time. You would never know what's happening inside this very small facility, but one of the best dining spots ever ...and we travel 300 days a year.

This place is a staple of downtown Dallas. It's been there for over 20 years, and the lady who runs…read moreit is amazing. It is a very small diner. They have daily specials listed on a sign outside. Service is quick and easy, and they also serve breakfast. I ordered the meatloaf special, which was on point, and that potato salad, omg! So good. And prices are amazing, so if you're looking for breakfast or lunch, try them out

A Dallas Gem! Saw lots of great reviews and finally got there today…read more I'm a foodie and have a chance to eat "fancy" some times, but I totally love a hole in the wall with great food, great spirit, kind staff and good service--double plus when locally owned. This place rocks all the boxes! A 30-yr Dallasite, my new fave. Warmly welcomed; with a dog-patio seated. Met our server, Mark-who is Gen Mgr-embodies EVERTHING about customer service. Immediate waters and greeting, and a water bowl for our pup. As simple as iced tea...locally sourced with subtle peach and hibiscus, maybe best iced tea I've ever had. Shared black mussels and shrimp/avocado salad-just superb! We would go back just based on the food. But we will make it a staple/our top go-to based on the staff/service/atmosphere-Kudos Mark and team!

Hot fries, cold steak. I think we got a steak someone else sent back to the kitchen…read more 2nd time reviewing, but so tremendously disappointed with the food tonight. Service was ridiculously slow with the server also working the packed tables due to an event, but the customers and quality shouldn't be the ones who are short changed just because management didn't make a better effort with handling increased demand. We waited awhile before getting menus, to order, to get any food. Service was friendly but overburdened. We FINALLY got our food. Mussels were good, but rushed and there were shells, for once, in the sauce. Mac and cheese was thrown together and just one notch about the blue box you get for a dollar at the grocery store. I shouldn't have paid more than $3 for it. My daughter was STARVING, so she ate it. On to the main meal I used to talk my daughter into waiting for over an hour: the hangar steak. Her first time trying this amazing cut of beef. But it was so DAMN COLD!!! WTH???? The fries were hot and tasty, but the steak was cold like maybe someone sent it back and we got it. It didn't fit the cook on the fries. She said the flavor was there, she can eat a lukewarm steak, but it was COLD. I'm so angry. The server asked if I wanted to speak to a manager. For what? I just paid and will never go back. Lake House RUINED my daughter's entire impression of one of the best and most underrated cuts of beef.