Seafood Cuisine: 29 Restaurants Found
Bailey's Prime Plus
Address: 8160 Park Ln., Dallas, TX 75231 (Map)
Bailey’s Prime Plus on Park Lane continues the legacy of elegant dining established by Dallas restaurateur and owner Ed Bailey. The atmosphere and décor of the restaurant is a lavish fusion of elegance and modern chic. The food at Bailey’s is also elegant, offering an abundance of premium steak and seafood with a southwestern twist. While most steakhouses fill their menu with meat dishes, Bailey’s Prime Plus has an excellent selection of signature salads and sides that can complement a steak or shine on their own. The restaurant also offers a light yet satisfying lunch menu, ideal for a business or birthday lunch.
Review | Photos | Menu | Wine List | Chef | User Reviews | Hours | Offers/Coupons | Info | FAQ | Reservations
Cafe Pacific
Address: 24 Highland Park Village, Dallas, TX 75205 (Map)
Residing in Dallas’ upscale Highland Park Village, Café Pacific is an established seafood eatery with rich history and warm décor. Marble floors and dark mahogany wood greet diners upon entrance. Lining the walls are pieces from the owner Jack Knox's personal art collection, and filling the menu are savory dishes, made with fresh, local ingredients. Entrées such as Grilled Asparagus Skewered Tiger Shrimp, Prime Aged New York Strip, or Garlic Rosemary Pan Roasted Chicken- display a need to delight a number of diverse pallets. A staple for over 29 years, Café Pacific has made a lasting commitment to create a casual, yet elegant atmosphere for each visitor.
Review | Photos | Menu | Wine List | Chef | User Reviews | Hours | Offers/Coupons | Info | FAQ | Reservations
Craft
Address: 2440 Victory Park Ln., Dallas, TX 75219 (Map)
Transplanted from the hit restaurant that opened in New York in 2002, Craft Dallas maintains owner/chef Tom Colicchio’s original vision – to prepare the best seasonal ingredients simply and with finesse. Open for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner, Craft’s menus offer dishes as diverse as the Short Rib and Shishito Pepper Hash for breakfast and the roasted and braised Muscovy Duck with cranberries for dinner. Every dish is presented on a platter at the center of the table to encourage sharing, and the gesture may extend to divvying up one of the many home-made desserts and pastries.
Review | Photos | Menu | Wine List | Chef | User Reviews | Hours | Offers/Coupons | Info | FAQ | Reservations
Dallas Chop House
Address: 1717 Main St., Dallas, TX 75201 (Map)
There are many steak and chop houses in Dallas and plenty more throughout Texas, but few capture the spirit of Texas the way Dallas Chop House does. This restaurant is a functioning homage to the early years of Texas, more specifically the history of the cattle industry of cowboys. The décor and atmosphere is created using materials and decorations that have special ties to Texas, while still maintaining the refined aesthetic of a classic steakhouse. Unlike many chop houses, Chef Kenny Mills has crafted a menu that focuses on fresh ingredients – instead of grease or butter – to bring out the full flavor of the meat for the tastiest steak possible.
Review | Photos | Menu | Wine List | Chef | User Reviews | Hours | Offers/Coupons | Info | FAQ | Reservations
Dallas Fish Market
Address: 1501 Main St., Dallas, TX 75201 (Map)
Modern design, innovative, fresh dishes and an award-winning wine list define this prodigious restaurant centrally located in the historic Kirby Building of downtown Dallas. Executive Chef Randy Morgan deals with small seafood companies in order to assure the freshness and originality of his seafood dishes. His goal is to share his passion for and knowledge of seafood with Dallas locals and visitors alike. Enjoy modern sushi, such as the “Canary Diamond” with kampachi, plum wine gelee, truffle oil, and yuzu, or choose from numerous surf or turf items, including Black Truffle Wrapped Chillean Sea Bass and American Wagyu Kobe Strip Loin.
Review | Photos | Menu | Wine List | Chef | User Reviews | Hours | Offers/Coupons | Info | FAQ | Reservations
