Food is amazing, but be ware of little scam tricks. We had…read morea reservation, and we still had to wait 45 minutes to be seated. When the time came they tried to sit us in the isolated front patio. We told them no way, made us wait another 15 minutes more. Food was amazing!! At the end the server added 25$ of miscellaneous items to our bill. They looked like special codes that were entered manually. I showed it to the waitress and she said nonchalantly "no problem" and went to fix it without explanation. Again, great food but better check your check and be ware.

We celebrated my friend's birthday at Barcelona Wine Bar this weekend and it was FABULOUS! Mariah…read morewas our server and she kept the party alive. Always smiling and attentive. Morgan (management) made sure that our reservation was extra special. "Thank you Morgan!" And Samantha (GM) is darling. She is down to earth and inviting. Food and wine are stunning. Great selection. I recommend the croquettes and patatas bravas! Thank you all! We will be back soon.

Wow Times Ten Cellars knows how to pull out the red carpet…read more I came here for a birthday celebration. We had the semi private space from 4 -6 and they allowed us to bring in our own cake and decorations. Sarah was our wine tasting expert and she was amazing! She educated us on the building and wine history. She also informed us of each wine before we tasted it. We got a charcuterie board to elevate the wine tasting and it was very nice size and accommodated our party. I will definitely come here again on my own. They have a private parking lot, they have bar seating, patio seating, and the place has a cool vibe and awesome staff!

A friend hosted a mahjong event here and not only was it a great space for hosting but they had…read moregreat selections! There were wine flights to choose from, non alcoholic options, and a food menu. I tried the staff favorites flight and the spinach artichoke dip. Both were great!

Cafe Duro is a must when visiting the Lower Greenville area!…read more I recently visited this amazing European-style café during breakfast on a weekday and it was amazing. Please note that parking in this area is particularly difficult but if you come in the morning, it should be easier to find. Another thing worth nothing is that they are more of a quick standing coffee bar type of place and I definitely wouldn't recommend it for families or kids, so keep that in mind when visiting. Now to the food... They have a small but mighty menu for breakfast and lunch. For my first time I decided to try their The Monte Duro, which is a pastry style "hot pocket" with smoked prosciutto, mortadella, mustard and jam. For drink I decided to go with their Dirty Chai Latte. The drink was absolutely perfection and exactly what I needed in a warm Texas morning. The Monte Duro was cooked to perfection and packed with flavor! Both my friend and I ordered the same thing and we were both obsessed with it.

Got the banana horchata matcha. Tasted like cinnamon milk (like the milk at the end after eating a…read morebowl of Cinnamon Toast Crunch) Didn't really taste any matcha. For $7 without tax, I expected more matcha Lady at the register was friendly. The guy who handed me my beverage was not as much I won't be back

The half California ranch salad was well rounded with the protein, avocado, cheese, tomato and fair…read moreamount of dressing. The popular pizza was solid with the pepp and sausage. Staff was friendly and the vibes are nice in the spring! I'm always back for good vibes

My friends and I split half Hot Honey and The Butcher, which were delicious! If you are a fan of…read morethin crust pizza, I'd highly recommend these two specifically. The spinach dip was amazing as well. The establishment was decorated well but you are sitting fairly close to other guests due to it being a bar-style establishment. The music was fairly loud though so even our server had trouble hearing our order and it was hard at times to talk with my friends across the table. The food came out promptly despite how busy it was. My only complaint with the service was the hostess was busy chit chatting about non-work related things with a co-worker as my party and many others behind us were waiting to get a number in line to be seated.

**** Updated Critics Review **** Go! This is really a…read moreperfect place to hang out and chill. It's been just over 2 years since I popped in to hang out. Just as perfect as I have remembered. Gretchen was working the bar and is very knowledgeable. She's a lot of fun to chat with, but will leave you alone if you and your friends want to chat privately. (I recommend chatting with Gretchen - super cool and lots of fun!) They have large dark wood tables with benches and a beautiful bar set up. Rustic and inviting. Certain nights they have live music of different kinds. Check their website or call for more detail details. Wine selection is broad and includes a nice variety of European wines. Don't forget the Wines on the left wall just as you enter the restaurant! It's very easy to miss. I had so much fun Wednesday I'm going back tonight!

Super lowkey wine bar in East Dallas - only noticeable from the strip parking lot with the simple…read moreword 'WINE' above its space. Attended here for the Monday open mic which was very casual and welcoming. I had a delicious cider (only $6!), but will need to come back to try the very well-priced wines. The open mic had a great variety of acts, including my favorite - the magician. Come check it out!

My wife has been a half-dozen times, but last Saturday night was my first visit and I wondered how…read morethis almost 50 year-old gem had escaped my culinary delight. The cocktail menu is diverse and unique. I took our excellent server's (Kayla) recommendation and had the Bryan St Martini, which is a gin-based martini with a a lemon stuffed olive topped with black caviar. My wife had the Spiced Pear 75, which she loved. Since they are cuisine francaise, our table started with the escargot bourguignon, which has the typical six snails, but instead of butter+garlic+herbs, they were in a cream sauce and then topped with more escargot on top! The complimentary bread (and butter) served when we sat down were perfect to top with escargot and dip into the cream sauce. Our dining friends order the beet carpacio salad and we had the champagne-brie soup. After one spponful, I told Kayla that dish alone is worth another visit. My wife had the duck a l'orange and I had chicken roulade. For dessert, we split a bananas foster souffle, which requires 20 minutes prep time, which Kayla perfectly timed after we ordered when our entrees came. Overall, great food, GREAT service and a truly unique vibe!

My date and I had an incredible experience at St. Martin's Wine Bistro…read more The ambiance sets the tone immediately. It's dark, moody, and effortlessly romantic, with a live pianist playing throughout the evening. It's the kind of place that feels intimate without being stuffy, perfect for a date night. The service was honestly some of the best I've had in Dallas. My water never dropped below two sips from full, the team was that attentive. It became amusing (in the best way) how on top of everything they were. Our waiter, Rene, was outstanding. He provided stellar recommendations from starters to entrées, drinks, and desserts. I trusted him enough to let him choose my glass of wine to follow my cocktail, and he nailed it. He also walked us through the menu in detail, which was incredibly helpful as first-time guests. The food absolutely delivered: * Shrimp St. Martins - Five jumbo de-veined shrimp in a rich, butter-like sauce that was decadent without being overwhelming. * Frisée Aux Lardon Salad - Rene thoughtfully split this tableside and served it onto individual plates. The dressing leans heavily Dijon-forward, so order accordingly if you're not a mustard fan. That said, the bacon was some of the best I've ever had: thick, slightly sweet, and perfectly cooked. * Sea Bass Ratatouille - Served over a tomato sauce, it was flavorful, well-balanced, and not too heavy. * Rack of Lamb - An extremely generous portion (which I happily helped my date finish). It was boldly seasoned and on the saltier side, which I personally loved, though I understand that may not be for everyone. * Affogato - A simple but perfect way to close out the meal. Between the romantic atmosphere, top-tier service, and excellent food, this is easily one of the better dining experiences I've had in Dallas.

I'll take back my previous review, tried it once again and while it wasn't busy in terms of…read moreambiance .. food was super fresh, got the pretzel board and waters wedge. Patrick was great w his service and everything was great! I'll rally my neighborhood to all come at once.. it was amazing!

I visited Waters Edge with my family this past weekend before we went to a movie at the Drafthouse…read more(just across the parking lot), and we had a good time! Waters Edge is a winery and a bistro - so you can come for drinks or a meal or both. We were told that they make all of the wines on their menu, of which there are dozens of wines on their menu. I've been to a few urban wineries before, and it's an interesting concept. Waters Edge buys grape must (crushed grapes) from around the world and then craft and bottle wines made from that must at their locations (this Dallas location is one of 15 across the country). Wanting to try a few of their wines, the four of us shared two flights of five wines each. We tried the Tour of Armenia and Alec's Flight (a rotating selection of wines by their winemaker). Did I like every wine? No. But I thought most of them were pretty good. Personally, I'm not sure they need to make this many wines; I'll always prefer a business that does ten things well than fifty things fine (the Cheesecake Factory rule). But most of the wines were pretty nice (of the 10 I tried, I wouldn't drink 3 or 4 but wouldn't mind drinking the rest again). I appreciated that many of their wines are Armenian style, because I haven't had much opportunity to try Armenian wines. We also ordered a few snacks - they have a full food menu. We shared their Deviled Egg of the Month (2 eggs - 4 halves) and their Cheese is Life Board (two cheeses, hot honey, giardiniera, and crispy flatbread), which were both good snacks. They've been open just under a year, but the place doesn't feel quite lived in yet. The dining room has a large room divider in it, set up like a bookshelf. It has books and card/trivia games about wine and more. But many of these items were still wrapped in plastic, making it feel a little impersonal. The service was good, and it's a comfortable place to spend a couple of hours! The food we had was pretty good. The wines in my opinion are just okay - probably not the spot to take a wine snob on a date. But they have a large variety of wines, so you're likely to find one or many that you like. Not a bad place to spend some time if you're in the neighborhood!

Best restraunt ever mac n cheese is very good yummy yummy in my tummy. will defently be returning.read more

I typically never leave reviews when visiting restaurants but I was incredibly impressed by the…read moreservice and quality of food here. This was my first time visiting and we were seated promptly during lunch hour on a Saturday, immediately greeted by our waiter and given our drinks within 5 minutes probably. We ordered our entrees and didn't wait more than 10 minutes to receive our food. We ordered the patty melt au poivre and the cod sandwich with a side of mac n cheese and it was absolutely delicious. We definitely will be returning!