Michael Wootton: small but high quality farmers market. Great place to get inexpensive fresh herbs.
K K: Don't miss out on Sue's fresh salad greens and kale, Wackym's salted caramel cookies, Berkshire pork and grass fed beef from Livestock First, Fain's cinnamon creamed honey, and fresh eggs from Hiram
Coppell Farmers Market: Open weekly, starting Saturday, April 6th, 8am to noon. Check in and tell us your favorite vendor!
3. Gorji Restaurant
7.8
5100 Belt Line Rd, # 402 (Beltline and Montfort), Dallas, TX
Mediterranean Restaurant · 9 tips and reviews
George Nassar: Anything with the chef's signature pomegranate sauce! Though of course, the award-winning steak (and generally any grilled meats) are fantastic. Delicious homemade sausage. Impeccable wine list.
Mike Merriman: Get the artichoke salad, and anything grilled, like steak or porkchop. Trust me, I've been going here every Friday for 6 years...
AmateurConcierge: One of Eater's 38. This long standing, intimate, high end dining spot has creative dishes and a nice approach to service.
4. Fearing's
8.7
2121 McKinney Ave (in The Ritz-Carlton), Dallas, TX
New American Restaurant · 50 tips and reviews
Wolfgang Puck: Chef Patton Robertson, of Five Sixty, recommends the maple-black peppercorn soaked buffalo tenderloin!
AlmostVeggies.com: Brunch Win: Crispy Fish Tacos in White Corn Tortillas with Blue Cheese, Sriracha Chili Sauce and Mango/Pickled Red Onion Salad Read more.
Oh Hey Dallas: The tortilla soup is not to be missed
7. Henry's Majestic
7.8
4900 McKinney Ave (Monticello), Dallas, TX
American Restaurant · 24 tips and reviews
Chloe Condon: Burger and waffles were great! Also, get the PB&j as a starter.
Dallas Observer: Longtime Dallas bar star Alex Fletcher has created an impressive cocktail program. The Scarlet Begonia is made with rose, Lillet Blanc and pink peppercorn syrup.
Chris: Service sucked pretty hardcore. It was failure on multiple fronts. Food was ok but overpriced for just ok.