Little Ruby's was a really solid lunch spot for us, and honestly one of the better service…read moreexperiences we've had in a while. We came in for lunch and were seated pretty quickly. The staff was super kind and attentive throughout the entire meal. They constantly checked in on us without being overbearing, which we appreciated. Food: Spicy Vodka Pasta + Chicken (8/10): This had a really good flavor profile and the portion size was solid. Adding chicken was definitely pricey at an extra $9, which felt a bit excessive, but overall the dish was still enjoyable and filling. Bronte Burger (8/10): This was probably my favorite entrée. The burger was cooked well and packed with flavor, and the ciabatta bread worked perfectly with it. But honestly, the real star was the truffle fries and truffle mayo sauce, which was a 10/10 alone. My wife and I could not stop eating them. Easily the highlight of the meal for us. My only small complaint was the water cups being tiny. I felt bad because the staff had to keep refilling my water every few minutes. But again, they were so attentive that my glass never stayed empty long. Overall, we really enjoyed our experience here and would definitely come back again; especially to try some of their drinks next time.

I've been to the New York location, and I actually think I prefer the Dallas restaurant. It's…read morespacious yet still feels intimate, with a warm, comfortable atmosphere. The patio is especially nice, with plenty of seating. One thing to note: they don't serve food between 4 and 5 p.m. while transitioning to dinner service, and that wasn't mentioned anywhere. We arrived starving, but Andrea at the bar took great care of us while we waited. I was craving a hot drink, and although there weren't any on the menu, she whipped up an Irish coffee-style cocktail that was delicious. Later I asked for something "cute," and once again she delivered. At 5 p.m. we were seated, and Michael took over from there. We were in no rush, and he let us enjoy the evening at our own pace as we worked our way through appetizers and drinks. Everything we tried was excellent. The calamari was crispy and fresh, the shrimp toast was buttery with just the right amount of crunch, and the fries were a winner. The standout, though, was the ribs. They came with a grilled mandarin orange to squeeze over the meat, adding a bright flavor to ribs that were incredibly tender and practically melted in your mouth. Great food, even better hospitality, and a comfortable atmosphere that makes you want to linger. I'm glad to see Little Ruby's in the neighborhood and can definitely see myself becoming a regular.

This was one of those Italian restaurants where every course was consistently good. It's also my…read morefavorite Italian restaurant in Dallas. We started with the Caprese, which was incredibly fresh and simple. The tomatoes were ripe, the mozzarella was creamy, and the olive oil really stood out. For mains, we had the chef's special Orecchiette with Italian sausage and broccoli, along with the Linguine Pesto with chicken. The orecchiette was the highlight of the meal--I usually don't enjoy broccoli, but I ate every bite because it paired so well with the sausage and pasta. Our server recommended the linguine pesto, and it did not disappoint. The chicken was juicy, and the pesto tasted fresh without being too heavy. We finished with the lemon cake and Italian cream cake. Both were soft, moist, and full of flavor, but the lemon cake was the clear winner for me. I'd happily come back just for another slice. If you're into spritzes, this is definitely the place to visit. They have an entire spritz menu featuring classics like the Aperol, Hugo, and Limoncello Spritz etc. Great food, fresh ingredients, and excellent recommendations from our server made for a wonderful meal. We'll definitely be back.

The food was pretty alright, my partner mentioned she thought the pasta she makes at home tasted…read morebetter which is sad for such a supposed authentic Italian restaurant. We were given the bartender as our waiter even though we were seated at a table we had reservations for and he never came to check on us once other than to take our food and beverage order. We had to get the attention of another waiter in order to get our bill. We also had to ask the hostess if we could get the free bread service all the other tables were receiving otherwise we never would have gotten it. We were never offered fresh parmesan for our pasta like the other servers were offering their guests. We never got refills for our water, they were empty halfway through our meal, and ironically we were never offered another round of cocktails even though our waiter was the bartender. It wasn't busy, but our meal took a very long time, other tables that came in after us had already finished and left before we were even finished with our entrees. It was disappointing given how nice of a restaurant this was supposed to be and the price we paid for the service we received. The staff did not seem very warm and friendly. Atmosphere of the restaurant was pretty cramped and hot. Disappointed since we had such high expectations. I am also surprised to see how the staff responds to their reviews on Google. Instead of taking ownership, they instead turn to being defensive and deflecting the blame. Their attitude online is a reflection of their service at the restaurant. Please do better.

I had an excellent time coming to Little Blue Bistro. It is a small, intimate restaurant in the…read moreBishop Arts area. The ambiance inside was very warm and perfect for date night. Our waitress was quite kind and knowledgeable about the menu. We started off with the whitefish dip and caponata on toast which both were great options. For our entrees, we got the blue prawns and mailale marsala. The prawns were cooked excellent and I loved the tomatoes and sauce it came with. The marsala dish was also great with some nice different textural elements incorporated with the breadcrumbs. The standout from the night was the cheesecake. I don't normally enjoy cheesecake but this is one of the better desserts I have had in Dallas. The portion size was enormous and I would go back just to have it. Overall, everything we ate had a great depth of flavor and was enjoyed in a wonderful ambiance. I would certainly come back here.

stopped by little blue bistro for wine and dinner and it was amazing!!! service was so great, our…read morewaiter was so nice and really helpful in explaining the menu to us the stracciatella was TO DIE FOR!!! must order!!! and the quantity was perfect for 2 of us

Food was Phenomenal! Carlos, our server, really helped us understand the menu and Genna made our…read moredrinks incredible. Carlos helped me pick a wine best for my dish, he knows what hes talking about. 5 star service with 5 star food. AMAZING!! Also a quick shout out to Havi for explaining the menu further and helping me pick an entree, the salmon was so good.

Amazing attention to detail and service. Impeccable description of the menu and choices. Gluten…read morefree sliced bread. Nice! Steaks cooked to perfection medium rare, of course, but it is your choice. Large array of sauces, like chimichurri, Bearnaise, and bordelaise Started with the Atlantic oysters. They had a natural sweet brine For sides, we got the creamed corn, very reminiscent of a Mexican esquite The onion rings were nice and big and guess what gluten-free, what a treat Wanted to do a veggie and we opted for the broccolini it had this slight twinge of lemon and onion. It was amazing.

Ended up here after a longgg walk on Katy Trail with my three dogs. I was looking for a…read moredog-friendly spot to grab a drink and relax, and Knox Bistro's covered patio was exactly what I needed. Arrived pretty late, so the kitchen and dessert service had already closed. I was really hoping to try the sticky toffee cake but that'll have to wait until next time. Instead, I tried the Hibiscus Paloma mocktail with grapefruit, lime, and Topo Chico, which was incredibly refreshing after being outside. The Garden soirée was also excellent and refreshing. The NBA game was on, and the whole place was really into it (including the staff) which made for a fun atmosphere. Service took a little longer than usual, but given the energy in the room, I honestly didn't mind. The covered patio was comfortable, dog-friendly, and a great place to unwind.

I've had many wonderful meals at Knox Bistro, so my boyfriend and I were really looking forward to…read morea delicious, relaxing evening. The night started beautifully--we enjoyed espresso martinis at the bar and were then seated at one of our favorite tables. We ordered a bottle of wine and caviar and were settling in to plan the rest of our meal when the experience took a turn. A tween/teen birthday party was seated in the private room. At first, we assumed the noise was just initial excitement and would settle after a few minutes. The parents of the birthday girl were seated nearby, and when the mother got up, we expected she might ask the girls to lower their volume. Unfortunately, the opposite happened--she brought the group out into the main dining room for photos, where the noise level became even more disruptive. Another couple seated near us--at what is typically a very desirable table--lasted no more than five minutes before asking to be moved outside. Shortly after, a manager approached the private room. We anticipated they would address the noise, but instead, they greeted the party warmly and thanked them for being there, without making any effort to manage the disruption. After so many consistently great experiences, it was honestly shocking. We truly felt as though we were being punked. My boyfriend and I both have children and enjoy bringing them to nice restaurants, but part of that experience includes ensuring they understand and respect the environment. When that standard isn't upheld--especially with no support from management--it significantly detracts from the experience for everyone else.

FOOD, SERVICE, AMBIANCE all were 5-STAR. Definitely worth a return…read more Much thanks to our server for the recommendations

The space is nice and the Italian pop playing through the speakers adds a sense of ambiance…read more But the night started off on edge with one server rudely brushing past us as she was leaving the restaurant as we waited to be seated for our reservation. Once sat at our table, we felt rushed and on edge as our server seemed he was put out waiting on us. We were looking forward to a relaxed dinner and good food, but beyond the appetizers, the prosciutto was very good, the evening fell extremely short. I continue to be amazed by the difficulty of bringing good Italian food to the metroplex.

Beverly's located in uptown Dallas is an upscale bistro near the Katy trail. Any night of the week…read moreyou will find this place lively and busy. Known for its American fare menu with Jewish inspired dish options. Everything we had was really delicious. We started off with salmon latkes and a baked lobster dip served with baguettes. Got an order of the ceaser salad and scallops. The scallops were served in a potato puree and Gaelic spinach. Absolutely delicious and if you are looking for something that isn't a meat option you can't go wrong here. The device was great we just sat at the bar and really loved the vibe and atmosphere of the place.

Ambiance and service: 5 stars. Lovely patio and great service all around…read more Food: 3 stars. Overly salty in general. Tuna carpaccio was lacking in flavor and it was served room temperature upon arrival on a hot day. Lobster pasta was lovely with ricotta cheese over it but again a salty dish. The redeeming part of the dish was the generous portion of lobster which was great. Overall probably would return for the vibes- with open expectation of food choices.

I was invited here to Ser Steak & Spirts for a company event and immediately up walking into the…read morerestaurant I was feeling the ambience! It's on the 27th floor so the view of the skyline was immaculate! It was very elegant and welcoming! It's the perfect place for a special occasion or just a memorable night! I think our servers name was Nana and she exceeded our expectations. She kept our glasses filled and kept that delicious bread coming also! I'm not a seafood eater and I had steak the day before, so I got the half chicken and twice baked potato . When I cut into the chicken breast part, the juices started flowing out l, which let me know that it was perfectly cooked. It had a nice crisp crust and the garnish on the side really paired well with the chicken. The party I was with really enjoyed their dishes too! I'd definitely return here again, it's a must visit if you're in the Dallas area!

Finally made it to SER Steak for social hour on our last day of our trip, and honestly, I wish we…read morehad gone sooner. The gyuchang chicken was a standout, easily one of the best things we tried. Drinks were also excellent, well-balanced and worth exploring. Eric, our server, was fantastic, attentive, and friendly and full of great local recommendations that definitely elevated the experience. Overall, a really enjoyable way to wrap up the trip. Definitely worth a visit if you have the chance.