American Restaurants

In 1967 Victor Berger opened a swanky island themed dining destination with a vacation feel, an upscale environment and American-Polynesian cuisine that attracted guests such as Frank Sinatra, Elvis and Bob Hope. In 2006 Trader Vic’s was renovated and remains luxuriously retro with a modern twist. With bamboo covered ceilings and walls, colorful flowers and palm trees sprinkled about the lounge and dining area, guests can enjoy wonderful land and sea, island inspired fare and cocktails, as if they’re on a tropical getaway. Executive Chef Mike Owens creates masterpiece meals with fresh ingredients, and even has a close relationship with … Learn More »

York Street Restaurant is governed by an ethical culinary philosophy, where “supporting sustainable, responsibly raised food lies at the heart of what we do best.” Chef Sharon A. Hage uses fresh ingredients in dishes like Wolf Fish Di Parma, which features a prosciutto roast, thin green beans, and sherry-shallot vinaigrette, and pairs her menu with a selection of teas that stands in for a more traditional wine menu. Also at the heart of what York Street does best is promote its family – get to know baker Armando Castillo; the waiter, Clint Patronella, and receptionist, Sheryl White. But most of … Learn More »

Loft 610 elevates urban elegance to a whole new level with chic and accommodating touches that stimulate both the imagination and appetite. Open in theory and design, the Loft’s Kitchen encourages guests to watch the spectacle of their New American cuisine food being prepared, while Executive Chef Tre Wilcox is continually revising and revamping his bold and satisfying menu. Mingle with a martini in the Lounge and enjoy a healthy side of vibrant ambience with your meal; and when the music takes you over, dance the rest of the evening away in the Loft. Learn More »

A self-proclaimed “modern Southern kitchen,” Screen Door offers down-home Southern favorites in a simple yet elegant surrounding reminiscent of an ornate Southern mansion. Boasting a largely diverse and delicious “now and then” menu, Screen Door serves up traditional favorites like Chicken Fried Veal Steak smothered in gravy, as well as southern dishes with a modern spin like Crawfish Ravioli. Screen Door is also open for lunch with an impressive selection of Southern-style salads and sandwiches. Even the drink menu contains twists on Southern favorites like their Blackberry Mojito. Fans of Southern cooking, comfort food, or Cajun cooking are sure to … Learn More »

Looking for a restaurant that has something to suit every palate in your party? Look no further than Hector’s on Henderson. Hector’s puts a new twist on American cuisine and plating sheer inspiration. Each dish is crafted with care and flavor pairings are out of this world. The menu covers everything from small plates and salads to big plates and desserts. Hector’s on Henderson also has quite the comprehensive wine list that contains wines by the glass, by the bottle and even a few Magnums. The ambiance is romantic and sophisticated with a décor that complements the food, wine, and … Learn More »

Louise Lamensdorf brings a little bit of France to Dallas and a little “Paris On your Plate” with her restaurant, Bistro Louise. Bistro Louise has won a myriad of awards, and Louise herself has trained under some of the finest chefs in the country, but the real proof behind the success of the restaurant can be found in the food. The cuisine is American with French, Spanish, and Italian influences, and the result is an authentic, gourmet dining experience. Louise uses only the finest cuts of meat and seafood that have been flown in from all over the world, and … Learn More »

Diners who have been searching for a place to enjoy some modern Texas comfort food need look no further: Preston’s has arrived. Taking over the location previously inhabited by Park Cities Prime, Chef and Co-Owner John Schwartzenberger presents traditional comfort food with a southwestern twist. Diners enjoy their food in a comfortable environment, while the restaurant still maintains a sophisticated feel with its stucco and polished wood décor that’s reminiscent of an old ranch. Furthering that ambiance is Preston’s Live Piano Music that accompanies each meal from Monday through Saturday from 7pm to 10pm. Preston’s also boasts a large wine … Learn More »

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. Learn More »

Located on the 27th floor of the Hilton Anatole, Nana is surrounded by panoramic views of Dallas. But the views are far from the only draw. Guests flock to the elegant, Asian-inspired dining room to sample the creations of Chef Anthony Bombaci, whose tantalizing menu is captivating and unique. Bombaci’s dishes look like sculptures on a plate, each a study in vibrant color, complementing texture, and playful forms. A Filet of Prime Beef is accented by the vibrant greens and oranges of slivered roasted carrots, delicate microgreens,and a lush sweet potato puree. A playful “Liquid Baked Potato Soup” features sour … Learn More »

Although now defunct, Angela's Bistro was one of Dallas's quaint hot spots. Featuring a lush atmosphere with wood floors, cozy lighting, and modernist art work, patrons could feel perfectly at home as if they were in their own kitchen. While being soothed by classical and jazz selections, the food almost looks home-made and ranges from crab cakes, to cooked scallops, and usually ends with a chocolate pecan-crusted dessert. May Angela’s rest in peace. Learn More »

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