r/dallasfood

I’m solo visiting Dallas from Australia in July & need some recommendations for lunches & dinners. Any type of cuisine will do!

My dog is well trained and I'm looking for dog friendly options in the North Dallas / Flower Mound / Lewisville / Carrollton / Plano / Frisco area.

Patios, breweries, etc.. are what I am looking for.

Nostalgia-
I loved going to Royal Tokyo on Greenville (at Walnut Hill) as a kid. It was so traditional, old-school and authentic. Is there anything similar in ambience open now? I’m talking about taking with the horigotatsu tables (low with the recess for the feet), the paper walls, individual private rooms, etc. honestly, great sushi is secondary!😅. I want to reexperince that dining room
Anything?

This is my first time visiting Texas. I’ll be visiting in June to join in on the World Cup festivities and catch a Rangers game. I’ll be staying in the DFW area and renting a car. I’ve been researching what to do and where to eat, drink, and visit, but I’d love some local recommendations for any or all of the following. Thanks in advance!

1. Craft breweries
2. BBQ
3. Tex-Mex restaurants
4. Live country music
5. Dive bars
6. Misc: spots or experiences I should make time for

Hit up The Prime Restaurant in Plano the other day and honestly? One of the best Turkish meals I’ve had in the US.

Döner was solid, but the cağ kebabı was the move. It’s that horizontal-spit lamb kebab from Erzurum, cooked slow over wood fire. Juicier than regular döner and you can actually taste the smoke. You almost never find it done right over here.

Lahmacun was legit too. And the desserts… bro. Rice pudding was perfect, and the kazandibi (that Turkish burnt milk pudding where they caramelize the bottom of the pan and flip it so the burnt side ends up on top) was exactly how it should be. Chewy on top, creamy underneath.

Vibe was great too. Felt authentic without trying.

If you’re into Turkish food, just go.

Hi guys

Im visiting Austin from 26th to 29th May for a conferenxe and wondered if anyone can tell me the best olace for a steak.

Im a 60 something guy from Australia and am on the carnivore diet.

Any suggestions would be appreciated

We are from out of town staying in grand prairie but willing to drive for something really good. What's open now? We are looking to stay away from Mexican though.

I’m arriving for a work function in June and I have one night to explore and taste Dallas! I’m looking recommendations! Here’s what I’m looking for:

— Tex-Mex or BBQ options
— close to the airport hotels (within 15-20 minutes of drive time)
— open on Tuesday night in June
BONUS: near an attraction or a place for a fun or unique landmark in Dallas
BONUS: if there is a Tex-Mex BBQ joint!

hi there. New to this sub. I'm wondering if there is a place to report food poisoning from establishments… I already called the owner and warned them about illness after eating at their location but I'm noticing Dallas doesn't have a health report card much like Los Angeles does... there are facilities that have grades ranging from a, B, C, and failing..

I can't tell you how many times in Dallas I have eaten out or noticed just really bad conditions and yesterday I ate at a place called SAN Korean barbecue and have been sick for the past 24 hours.

I've never had the runs like this in a long time. I grilled all the food heavily, but for some reason, I'm still very sick and I'm wondering if maybe because they are so slow they have a lot of food that hasn't been taken care of properly and they served it in an unhealthy way.

This isn't the sub for this delete the thread, but otherwise please help me and let me know where I can report incident