Came here for brunch with a friend and I was so impressed. We came early to beat the heat - there's…read morea small, darkened bar area to sidle through before you make it to the first floor patio. Thankfully, they had the curtains down, but the morning light still streamed through making it bright and relaxing. Well dressed hipsters were in abundance. I tried the Sunshine plate, a brunch classic with scrambled eggs and hash browns. And a mimosa, of course! This is a farm-to-table restaurant and I felt the flavor reflected the fresh ingredients and the care with which it was made.

Went here with a coworker and made very responsible choices: burger, French toast, and a $12 carafe…read moreof mimosas. Burger and fries were juicy, cheesy, and hit the spot. But honestly -- I loved the French toast. It came with strawberries and syrup with banana bits in it, which sounded random but worked really well. Service was quick, there's parking in the lot out back, open seating, and prices were great overall. I'd come back -- especially for the mimosa math.

Down The Hatch - Fly Fishing Film Festival benefiting "Reel Recovery" and sponsored by some of the…read morebest in the industry, DTHDallas was one of the biggest events of the year for fly anglers in the DFW area. The event started out with a very nice reception an hour and a half before the MC & the short fly fishing films started. Free beer from one our locals, Community Beer Company, was being served. The vibe in the place was high. Even Tom Rosenbauer, our MC was walking amongst us handing out fly fishing swag during this time. When the short films started, the first short film was on fly fishing & Reel Recovery .ORG, a great little film that spoke volumes about helping guys with cancer! It did bring several tears to my eyes, but what the heck, it was truly moving, coming from the heart! (reelrecovery.org) Reel Recovery is a national non-profit organization that conducts free fly-fishing retreats for men living with all forms of cancer. After our intro film, (and there were of tears flowing), the regular fly fishing films started and were pumped up, big time! Some of the greatest fly fishing put to sound and filmed! Fresh & salt water fly fishing was on the big screen with pumped up sound. Count me in for next year, BIG time! Our friends at Community Beer Company made sure we had our thirsts quenched, Orvis endorsed guides offered up trips and our partners Granada Movie Theater hosted the party! Ticket included: free food, free local craft beer, free swag, raffle prizes, (grand prize - H2 fly rod) Doors opened at 6pm Pre party started at 6:30pm Show started at 7:30pm And I'm still living the short fly fishing films again and again in my mind, truly so fun! Tom Rosenbauer, from Orvis was our MC! (Tom has been a lifelong fly fisher and is the author of more than a dozen books on fly-fishing and fly tying. He has worked with the Orvis company for more than thirty years.) If you want to learn a little more about fly fishing you can go to iTunes and download some of Tom Rosenbauer's (our MC for the night) podcasts from Orivis. There are a number of different fly fishing topics that are very interesting! I'm big into fly fishing, especially cold water trout. But, there so many great shots of saltwater fly fishing, that a person might just take that up as well! This was such a great event in my opinion, that I would recommend you mark it down for next year! See you there, in 2016 Dallas! (Tight lines my fly fishing friends!)

Love the build out…read more Love the ambiance Love the food Service is exceptional But for the love of God does Church Street not have these meat balls ! Rod, need to fix.

Bruschetta, Croquettes, Margherita Sbagliata, Peppe, Primavera…read more Finally got a chance to dine in here! Beautiful cozy interior. We had a long table to seat our group of about 15. The restaurant kindly blocked off a space for us, o we had a separate table filled with wine glasses that the waiters kept restocked. The bruschetta was great, tomatoes very fresh. Croquettes were decent. Pizzas were excellent! Margherita sbagliata is my all time favorite. The peppe was excellent and nicely spicy. The Primavera felt a little bland unfortunately, could use more of a sauce or something. Servers super helpful and attentive. Free parking behind the sushi place next door!

As an artist and someone that has gone to countless shows, experiencing some of the most…read moreprofessional promoters and staff to receiving some of the poorest treatment, this one would have to have to be on the latter. From the time that myself and some of the other artists that had arrived, the customer service had not been the best. We were ill-informed of the requirements and if it wasn't for me bringing my laptop to the event, we would've had no music to play over the sound system. The owner made a number of condescending comments that he tried to make into a joke, which no one thought were funny. When I got slightly stern with him, the comments ceased, in my direction. Throughout the night, a woman that hadn't been around, and this is before the event had event started, proceeds to grab my drink and throw it away. I told her that it was mine and I would appreciate if she left it there. Rudely, she makes a comment about it needing to be thrown away by show time, while they had their own, personal drinks lying around, with food. We had received been clearance of our food vendor being able to be in a specific place outside and then the owner is outside, while our show is going on, threatening to call the police and wants us out immediately. There was another show in another theater that was 99% white people, which they had additional commentary for the nearly 100-150 people coming out of the show. We had maybe 20 people in our show and they were constantly on us the entire night about the smallest things, despite selling nearly 100 tickets for our show. Coincidentally, most of the people that came to our show were Latin, Hispanic, and Black backgrounds. Definitely came off as racially profiled and was quite literally the worst experience I've had at a venue. Unprofessional and definitely hoping to never get booked her or ever go back again. Artists, stay clear away!! The only reason I gave this place two stars was because the venue is nice, clean, and spacious. Two members of the staff, one of the sound guys and the bartender were professional, courteous, non-judgmental, did their jobs and made this experience somewhat bearable.

I have lived in DFW my entire life aside from college and somehow have never been here. What a…read moreshame. This is a real gem. Acoustics are great, sight lines are great. Multiple levels so you're really never struggling to see over a sea of people. Friendly staff. This is basically a better Granada with a slightly higher capacity. I hope they get someone legitimate to turn this place back into a destination because it's more than worthy.

Lucky for me, Tropidelic was playing here early October and I happened to be in Dallas for a work…read moreseminar. So of course, I popped over here to check them out. The venue has good sound quality with an open stage and room for standing. The show was fun and as always, the bands brought the energy and good vibes. They also hung out after the show to mingle and hang with us which is much appreciated. There's an outdoor area with seating for those who want to chill and drink. No covers are there so if it rains, good luck with the weather part. The bar area has your beer/spirits although it's pricy. Best to drink somewhere else before heading here unless you like spending $8 for a miller lite.

Went with family to see Transviolet. I liked the venue, it's small but clean. Full bar, they do…read morecharge 20% gratuity automatically and if you aren't paying attention, you might over/double tip. No tables or chairs inside which I get because it's a small venue. The outside does have tables w/chairs and another stage. As long as two bands aren't playing at the same time on both stages then the chairs/table aren't too big of an issue. I like that you're allowed to bring minors as we brought my nieces and their friends. I really enjoyed myself as this was one of my nieces and her friends first concert. The vibe felt family friendly and Transviolet was great! I would definitely go back there again.

It was a good experience. We even tried the restaurant inside…read more At first the parking confused us, but simple after you know what you're doing. All parking is underground. I think I paid $30 a day. The valet was $50, I think. Just everything you would expect from a Westin hotel.

Deborah is such a gem. I had to stay an extra night just two nights ago because storm systems were…read morepopping up everywhere. She was sweet, personable, accommodating... and this was riiiiight after I witnessed a grumpy-gill person checking in (giving her a hard time for no reason). She handled that very well, and then having me as her next person to help... she kept her warm hospitality hat on strong and bright. Westin, take care of ya girl. She is definitely doing it all to make that place feel welcoming.