Well. This restaurant has always looked cool from the outside since I was a young lad. The water…read moremill spinning makes it an attraction. There is generally seating outside close to Big Tex and the large Fletcher's be it real seats or on the wall. I have eaten more than a few dozen corn dogs on those walls over 50 plus years and surprised the soil and concrete is not yellow from all of the mustard I've spilled. The Insides don't remind you of the rest of the Fair, except being old.. The interior contains the original fire place and hand carved beams from the 1936 Centennial opening and they are wood pinned in place. The Mill is no longer grinding flour but it does still turn. This place does need a make over. The food reminds me of an old Texas cafe off a beaten path except those are generally pretty tasty as the locals would not allow them to stay in business. This place does not have that incentive and it shows and tastes that way. I really wish they could find someone to turn this spot into a destination with some fine Dallas cuisine. I think it would be cool if a Dean Fearing type person would adopt it. Thus a star for being a neat building, another star for the outdoor seating areas and the final star for being reasonably priced food in AIR CONDITIONING plus they accept cash (not coupons). Seriously, if you are having a long hot day at the fair and tired of the fair food, stop in here for a while.

Place stinks and run down. Super cheap if you can handle staying in a dump then it's worth itread more

Giving it 5 stars because of the amazing venue and architectural landscaping this restaurant…read moreoffers. This restaurant is tucked out near fair park. Once you get there, It feels like you're in the southwest or something. I like that you can go there just to have a casual drink outside or even a light study. I went here over two months ago so I can't remember the food much honestly, nothing there stood out like oh my god but I can appreciate their unique menu and fresh ingredients. I remember the server was kinda plain though? Didn't seem enthusiastic and didn't seem to know the menu well either. Overall I'd go back to try the food again but really to enjoy the vibes with some friends.

Have had Far Out on my list of date nights for over a year now and my girlfriend and I were finally…read moreable to make it out. We were not disappointed. Started off the night with the mushroom croquetas which are locally sourced from a family in Rockwall. The orange sauce underneath was the standout and the dish had an excellent acidity to it. We then tried the duck salad which was my favorite of the night. The duck was tender and the pickled carrots mixed well with the savory taste. We finished with the pork shank pasta. I personally think the pasta was a little undercooked for my liking but it was still a good plate. The biggest highlight of the night I'd have to say were the drinks. Boom goes the dynamite is my pick but if you like sweeter get the velvet kashmire rita. Expect to pay $50-60 per person just fyi but worth it in my opinion for the ambiance alone.

What a great place! I was with a group of 10 people and we had a great time. Everyone enjoyed their…read morefood. I had the filet and it was perfect. Joseph took care of our table and was just excellent. It's a really neat place, just wish the weather would have cooperated so we could have sat on the patio or roof, but even inside is lovely.

Went for Easter and ate on the rooftop and it was wonderful! Great service and food for brunchread more

We had a great time at Craft and Growler. We came to watch Veil of Tears and enjoyed the bar. I…read moretook advantage of the sampler sizes and tried lots of the beers. You can order food at the corner kitchen. The Birra tacos were delicious. They also had wings and cheese sticks.

Great location!…read more They offer a 5oz pour which is a great way to try more beers. I am a huge fan of the 5oz pour! Super friendly beertenders. They are knowledgeable of their taps. Many beer selection brewed in house and a handful of other local offerings. I tried two of their craft brews. They were a bit sweet for my preference. However overall a wonderful experience and will definitely come back with my brew crew.

10 out of 10 If you…read morewant some amazing wings in south Dallas Hot lemon pepper wet extra crispy , they ain't playing. PERIOD!

More like 1 star grill...the food looked like the type you can get at a middle school football…read moregame. And DO NOT TRUST THE VEGAN ITEMS. One of the items I ordered was a Vegan Chopped Chicken Sandwich and it was actual chicken and I didn't get to eat anything before work because they messed up my order (Ordered off of Grubhub.) I fed the sandwich to some stray cats, my man didn't even want it.

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 can't say enough good things about this restaurant! A friend of ours introduced it to us and we…read morehave loved going back and back again! Apparently it's a Dallas staple restaurant, having been around for more than 44 years, but it is now in a new location as of 2024. Starting from the moment you walk in you are enveloped in a very moody romantic French bistro. Just inside the front door you are greeted by the hostess. There's also a live piano player who plays live music at just the right volume. Tables are covered in white tablecloths with glowing candles. The booths are especially cozy! If you are looking for a romantic dinner spot this is your spot! The service here is on par and the food delicious! This particular night we started with the caviar service, then moved on to the mixed green salad. After that, honestly I was full so I just had Lobster Bisque for dinner while my husband had the lamb. We both thoroughly enjoyed our meals, but were too full to move onto dessert, maybe next time!

Had the best time with Major as our server. He made us laugh a lot and gave great recommendations…read morefor food.

Food was tasty and perfect portions. The drinks were GREAT…read moreOur server was professional with a touch of witty

Very convenient to eat here before a show. Price for Buffet is comparible to other places in…read moreDallas. Food was good. The service was great, everyone is friendly. As others have said the alcoholic drinks are pricey but very good.

I dined at Crystal Terrace last night before seeing Beetlejuice and I was actually impressed with…read morethe buffet. The price is $35 and it's all you can eat. My manhattan cocktail was $20 was a bit on the pricier side, but it was a good beverage. I came without a reservation and was seated, granted I was by myself. A large party should definitely make a reservation. The food options were very good with a good salad bar with charcuterie options, a main entree buffet with chicken, salmon, and beef tenderloin station, and a good-sized dessert table with lots of options. All of the food was very good. I was pleased with the taste and seasonings of much of the food. It is definitely standard banquet-level food but a bit better than that of what I've had at different banquet halls. The dessert table was impressive with cookies, brownies, bread pudding, peach cobbler, and this EXCELLENT flourless chocolate cake! I'm obsessed with that cake! It was too good! The service is also very good. Rather than rushing through Dallas traffic to scramble to eat at a restaurant before a show, I definitely recommend opting to get to Music Hall early to eat at Crystal Terrace. I'll be back!

Excellent birthday dinner with excellent service. They had an octopus and potato appetizer…read more(special) and a Star Crunch cake dessert that were outstanding. The halibut was very good too. Will be back!

We had our February birthday celebration at Goodwin's this year and it was a huge success. We are a…read moregroup of older guys and now only 3 of us are still able to make it. We used to have night out with dinner but now we do lunch. We chose this restaurant based on the D magazine article about the best burgers in dallas. Goodwin's burger was rated one of the best and it lived up to their reputation. We had one burger medium rare and one burger medium well and we had one patty melt, along with salad and fries. All were cooked perfectly. Service was a 10 and the ambiance was a 10. Drinks were great and they had every bourbon we asked for. I would definitely return with my spouse to spoil her.

This tequila bar truly serves up all things tequila and is a dream for any tequila lover. The…read morebartenders are incredibly friendly and knowledgeable -- they'll make killer drinks and are happy to help you navigate the world of tequila if you're new to it. There are tons of options here, but you honestly can't go wrong with their margaritas. They make them the best around. It's perfect for a quick drink, or you can stay awhile for the vibes and snacks. The chips, salsa and quesadillas are excellent and can easily be a full meal. I love this place -- it's very special to me and always an easy go to option for a quick drink and snack.

This had been on my list for a while and I'm so glad i finally got the chance to go. Paid to park…read morein the lot then made the quick walk over. This is easily assessable via the DART train as well since this is right across from the fair park station. We came in at around 10 pm on a Saturday and they had a pop up food event going on! We didn't try it but it looked and smelled fantastic, they collabed with a group from San Antonio. The atmosphere was between chill and lively and it wasn't too crowded. The Christmas decorations were a lot of fun. The patrons seemed to enjoy finer spirits and weren't there to get wasted. The drink options were impressive! They had tequila, mezcal, and sotol and we tried a bit of everything. Lots of brands I had never heard of before that seemed to be somewhat exclusive/items you can't find in stores. The bartenders took such good care of us (especially the guy and gal with the septum piercings--I didn't get their names!!) and had such extensive knowledge on the types of spirits offered. Turns out this place sends their bartenders to Mexico to learn about the distilling process!! They do have a food, cocktail, and non alcoholic drink menu. They also have an all genders bathroom. We will have to come back again this was such a great experience. 10/5 stars!!!