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    Manhattan Project Beer Company

    4.6 (253 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Brunch menu
    Sheridan T.

    When someone asks me, "what's one of your favorite spots in Dallas?" I always answer "Manhattan Project!!" They make new rotating limited beers every month or so, so each visit is filled with excitement to see what's new on the beer list. Some of my favorites have been the pina colada IPA, rice lager, italian pilsner, and coffee stout. Their craft kitchen is one of the best - this is also my go-to spot for steak frites, which they do a steak-and-eggs version of with potatoes during Sunday brunch. Don't skip dessert, either. The ambiance is elevated for a taproom, it's dark and not too noisy, perfect for a relaxing weeknight evening. There's indoor seating inside their brewery and outside seating with cooling mist fans on the patio. If you've been, who do you think is the subject of the portrait on the back wall? IYKYK

    Nachos
    John T.

    Unbelievable!! In Dallas for a week and trying BBQ and breweries. This stop was off the charts. Beer is very well made, maybe my favorite in Dallas - I'll have tho think about that for a bit. My waiter recommended the steak nachos as "the best "I'll ever taste". Maybe not the nest but I can count better on a couple of fingers. Had to park on the street, but that was not a problem. Nice big outdoor seating area and some indoor seating. Dogs welcome, I think in and out, at least out. When in Dallas and looking for a good brewery, with bomb food as a plus then this is a must stop. Cheers!!

    The Enrico and Red gate
    Veronika O.

    Small brewery with an amazing array of brews I had the Enrico it was a light Italian gluten reduced. Great seating and outdoor with misters.

    Nachos
    John T.

    Unbelievable!! In Dallas for a week and trying BBQ and breweries. This stop was off the charts. Beer is very well made, maybe my favorite in Dallas - I'll have tho think about that for a bit. My waiter recommended the steak nachos as "the best "I'll ever taste". Maybe not the nest but I can count better on a couple of fingers. Had to park on the street, but that was not a problem. Nice big outdoor seating area and some indoor seating. Dogs welcome, I think in and out, at least out. When in Dallas and looking for a good brewery, with bomb food as a plus then this is a must stop. Cheers!!

    Barley wine and the Cold IPA
    J H.

    Great options for inside and outdoor seating and amazing beer as well. The patio is great and the inside feels like an "elevated brewery" if there is such a thing. They have any and all flavors from a barley wine to a hazy IPA. The food is also top notch. What else could you want?

    Cherry Lime Sour
    Rikki G.

    Great ambiance for a beer! Delicious sours and a rotating beer menu, this spot is so fun to frequent. Plenty of space outside for large groups and games. Half the outside is covered for those hot days. Inside is really loud and tight but a cool wrap around bar top and vast food menu. Service is pretty slow quite honestly but very nice when it is your turn to order.

    Breakfast tacos - brunch menu (Sunday)
    Victoria S.

    OMG! What a fabulous experience at Manhattan Project Brewery! We walked in honestly looking like newbies. You can sit anywhere but need to order everything at the bar. Tables on the inside will have menus as well at the bar and counter/order space. Amazing water (regular & sparkling) on the left side. The guys got some great beer choices -- "Half-Life" and the Honey Lager (Jason did a great job not remembering exactly what he ordered ), and I got the tres leches latte which was SO good. We came starving and lucked out because they were serving brunch on this fine Sunday -- y'all... the food here was AMAZING. Jason got the breakfast tacos and they looked incredible. I ordered the American breakfast and devoured every bite. Fluffy pancakes, perfectly seasoned potatoes, delicious avocado spread, and eggs that were somehow extra fluffy and flavorful. The place ended up getting crazy busy, which honestly says a lot. Great atmosphere, amazing food and drinks, and definitely somewhere we'd come back to. Pet friendly outside only, and super family friendly. 6 months pregnant myself, and saw maybe 4+ other babies/kids and other pregnant ladies. So fun! Love the diversity and the feeling of being welcomed (trust me I haven't felt that way everywhere). Highly recommend!

    They have flights
    Miriam S.

    Same as before, great ambiance, good and service. The braised pork arepa was fantastic and $6!

    Sausage egg sandwich
    Marshal G.

    We stopped by Manhattan Project Beer Co. after finishing a nearby 10K, and it ended up being the perfect post-run hangout. First off, the outdoor patio is fantastic. You can tell this place really shines on a nice day or summer evening--it feels like an ideal spot to grab a few beers with friends and settle in for a while. Fun side note: the name "Manhattan Project" is a nod to the historic WWII project, which fits since they started as a brewery first and built a reputation around thoughtful, well-crafted beer before expanding more into coffee. I went with the tres leches latte and it absolutely delivered. Not overly sweet at all, which I really appreciated, and it gave me the caffeine boost I needed after the run without feeling heavy. The breakfast sausage sandwich was a standout surprise. Way better than expected. The bread, egg, and extra cheese all worked perfectly together, and if you're a fan of a runny yolk, this is a must-order. One of my buddies tried the seasonal matcha banana latte and said it was spot on. The banana didn't overpower the matcha and everything was well balanced--again, not too sweet, which seems to be a theme here. A couple others grabbed some of their seasonal beers to go, and if you're a beer drinker, they all said it's definitely worth checking out their rotating selection. Great vibe, solid drinks, and excellent food--especially for a post-workout stop. We'll for sure be back.

    Menu
    Mike L.

    Freaking awesome brewery! I side decor is too notch, great outdoor area, and the beer selection is excellent. The staff was super helpful and overly nice! Recommend a visit if you're in the area, you won't be disappointed! Pro Tip: Manhattan also has great coffee drinks! Espresso is robust and flavorful!!

    Black Matter (coffee stout)
    Christina O.

    Manhattan is an amazing vibe and definitely one of the visually nicer breweries in DFW. Every time I've been, it's been pretty packed and lively. The parking situation can be trickier on busy days because it doesn't have the largest parking lot, but there is street parking surrounding the brewery. I always go for the Black Matter, which is a top tier coffee stout, but honestly every beer I've tried I've also enjoyed. There's indoor and outdoor seating, and even on the busiest of days, I've always managed to snag seating. Always a good time!

    Latte
    Linda N.

    Any time we're in Dallas, we make a point to stop by Manhattan Project. Whether it's in the evening for some drinks (lots of different beers!) and dinner (they have an amazing food menu -- the thai fried chicken is delicious! ) or come in the mid-morning for breakfast/lunch (or brunch on sundays). This past visit, we stopped by around 10am after dropping off someone at the airport. They have a full coffee bar so they can make a very good latte (even had oat milk for me!). Hubby got a sausage, egg and cheese breakfast sandwich and he claims it to be one of the absolute very best he's ever had (he was so tempted to order another one but was too full). They have a decent amount of seating inside and quite a bit of seating outdoors too.

    Kelly S.

    Stopped in here last night for the first time and it was a happening spot! The patio area is great with lots of different seating areas. The inside area had a few different spaces with a variety of seating options as well. Dogs are allowed on the patio and kids are allowed as well. They have a good variety of elevated bar food and some good non alcoholic drinks as well.

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    3.9(1.3k reviews)
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    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

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    4.2(82 reviews)
    1.6 miBishop Arts District, Oak Cliff

    Everything I had at Pillar was absolutely delicious. Each dish was full of flavor, with unexpected…read morelittle bursts of hidden flavors that made every bite exciting. You can really tell there's creativity and thought put into every plate--it's not just good food, it's a full experience. Their menu occasionally changes, however you cannot go wrong with any dish. The ambience was wonderful, with a relaxed, inviting vibe and soft background music that enhanced the dining experience without ever being too loud. The staff were also very friendly and helpful, which made the experience even better. I would absolutely love to come back and try more, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for something unique and flavorful. Here's a list of the items we tried (and loved!), which was plenty of food for a group of four (Pictures are labeled for reference): - Nashville Hot Oysters - Tuna Tartare -Mussels -Grilled Leeks -Ricotta Cavatelli -Grilled Olives -Cornbread Brioche -Ribeye -Smoked Trout -Chocolate Cake -Lavender Pannacotta

    Pillar confuses me. On our first visit, we loved it SO much. Highlights:…read more 1) The sake martini with a blend of three gins? Mind blowing. 2) The yellowtail crudo with champagne dressing and blackberries? Light, refreshing, and yet hearty at the same time. 3) The fried chicken? Definitely exceeded my expectations. How fried chicken can be this delicious is beyond me. 4) Crispy brown butter rice? I mean, how can you go wrong? On our second visit, it was a major letdown: 1) That mind-blowing sake martini? NO LONGER ON THE MENU. SOB. 2) Would you like one of these other cocktails? SIKE, we're out of ingredients for about half of them. Yes, at 7 pm on a Saturday evening. ...deep sigh... ...okay, but the food...surely the food is still good...right...?...well.... 3) The yellowtail crudo? Somehow...not as impressive this time around... 4) The fried chicken? Also a little bit of a letdown this time around. Just...not as memorable or awesome. I don't think this was just us missing our sake martini, because our dining companions were new to Pillar and also felt the fried chicken was a little underwhelming. We love, love, love Mot Hai Ba (same chef). It is consistent perfection every time. Pillar just falls a bit short of expectations. The food is solid, but the consistency wasn't there across our two visits. If we had started with the second experience, we probably wouldn't have come back (much less encouraged friends to join us). And after the second experience, we haven't really wanted to go back. The ambiance is fine. It's a shotgun of a restaurant, and the awkward booths in the middle are, well, awkward. That said, I love that it doesn't feel so perfectly curated as the Duro or Vandelay restaurants. There's something a bit more homey to this place, and that's refreshing. I really do miss that martini something fierce...if anyone out there knows the secret ingredients, would you please send me the recipe?? I know there are a million sake martinis in the world, but something about that gin blend was just magical.

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    4.5(281 reviews)
    1.7 miBishop Arts District, Oak Cliff
    $$$
    Locally owned & operated
    Takes reservations

    Seasonal food, guaranteed delicious…read more Sourdough bread with vinaigrette was not good - it was probably sitting there for awhile. Had a hard time chewing the outer crust. Beetarita was good, lots of vegetable and fruit flavors. Pork belly was solid, very tender and super easy to stretch - how meat should be. The vegetables were a nice add-on. Grilled salmon fattoush was great - yogurt sumac was a solid touch to mix with the sweet peppers/cucumber and gave a great contrast to the savory, crispy salmon. The crispy layer on the salmon was seared so nicely. And the best dish - the peach cobbler (summer season) was super delicious. Loved how well made this was! A special shout-out to the homemade crispy flat bread in the salmon fattoush! And our server was super amicable, the vibes were warm, elegant, farm-to-table.

    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!

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    4.1(405 reviews)
    1.5 mi
    $$
    Full bar
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    We stopped by this spot on a rainy Sunday after going to DSO. The food was absolutely delicious and…read moreservice was immaculate! My husband and I started off by splitting the Wagyu Pigs in a Blanket which were good but I wouldn't order again. It just didn't seem to be anything over the top special so I would rather order something else as an app. My husband ordered the fried chicken and I got the Crispy Chicken Katsu. Both were delicious and I would definitely recommend trying both! The Katsu came with a spicy mayo that made the sandwich perfect! The fried chicken is massive so definitely share that or go home with left overs. We'll definitely be back to try more of the menu!

    I rarely leave reviews but I think constructive criticism is necessary. The inattentiveness of the…read morestaff was the worst I may have ever seen. After waters were delivered, our drink order wasn't taken for at least 15-20 minutes after getting there. We placed our drink order and then waited, and waited, and waited for our first round of drinks to come. At one point I made the joke that I should be on my second drink by now(this turned into a joke about how I should be on my third). When the drinks finally came, everyone but mine was delivered, the waitress said that she was running back up to grab mine. She came back with my drink 10 minutes later. At this point we just placed our orders for food and I decided to place my next drink order at this point to help with the wait time. The waitress came back with the appetizer and I actually placed another drink order as well before my second drink came because I wanted to stay ahead of the game. 2nd and 3rd drinks actually came at a reasonable time and I started feeling like the night was turning around. Spoiler Alert: It wasn't. Entrees were delivered and surprise surprise, the food that was ordered with mine was delivered but mine was not. Waited for another long period of time and then my food was delivered. Was an apology of any sort ever given, no. Our waitress came to check back on the table very sparingly to the point we were waiting to place a dessert order so long we decided to take it to go. Ordered the monkey bread, got back to eat it and all the dough was raw. $200 bill between food and drinks for my wife and I and an appetizer for the table(there were others and other bills as well), still tipped 20% but there I would never recommend this restaurant for the service or the food. Great atmosphere great views. Service doesn't match the vibe.

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    4.4(508 reviews)
    2.4 miUptown
    $$

    Great experience, my friends and I made a reservation and were seated right away when we arrived…read more It's a small place but the decor and staff were great. The staff provided us with recommendations as well as they were accommodating to my food allergy. The drinks and food were delicious, I recommend coming to their happy hour, where some drinks and food specials are from 4-6 everyday. The cheeseburger, fries and Caesar salad were delicious. I will definitely be back soon!

    The Bowen House I…read moreabsolutely loved the historic feel of The Bowen House. It's not a very large bar, but I think the intimate size adds to its warmth and charm. The staff was very welcoming, and the other guests I encountered were friendly and sociable. The drinks were excellent. On my first visit, I had the Hugo Spritz, which was mixed to perfection. During my second visit, I tried the Bitter Lemon Soda, which was also very good--simple, refreshing, and without any overpowering flavors. I actually enjoyed The Bowen House so much that I went twice during my weekend trip to Dallas. It has an almost speakeasy-like atmosphere, with low lighting and a cozy, historic feel. It's also in a very walkable area, which made it easy to visit on foot. There is some parking available, although I would say it's somewhat limited. I don't think it would be the best spot for a very large group, but it would be perfect for a few friends getting together. I also appreciated that you can order a drink while waiting for a table or bar seating, which made the wait feel much more enjoyable. Overall, The Bowen House was one of my favorite places I visited while in Dallas. Between the atmosphere, welcoming service, and well-crafted drinks, it's definitely a place I would return to the next time I'm in town.

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