Best places to eat in Dallas?

[Ditty]

Will be in Dallas/Arlington area this weekend for Wrestlemania ( Yes laugh )

Any places in town that are popular to eat at?

Thanks!

[DPG21920]

Will be in Dallas/Arlington area this weekend for Wrestlemania ( Yes laugh )

Any places in town that are popular to eat at?

Thanks!

Where are you staying and what do you like?

[Ditty]

Where are you staying and what do you like?

Best hamburgers, BBQ, Pizza, sandwiches, seafood. Don't really care for Mexican food up there. Not a very picky guy at all, just want to know what's famous up there that people love.

[DPG21920]

Well, some places that I really enjoy:

Asian Mint: Sushi, Thai. Small place, but really great (best fried rice I have ever had).

Kenny's Woodfired Grill

Hopdoddy: Not really a Dallas original, but one of my favorite burgers whether in Austin or Dallas.

Aw Shucks: Really cool place with solid seafood.

[Ditty]

Where are you staying and what do you like?

Staying by Dallas Lovefield, but will be all over the city those four days.

[Ditty]

Well, some places that I really enjoy:

Asian Mint: Sushi, Thai. Small place, but really great (best fried rice I have ever had).

Kenny's Woodfired Grill

Hopdoddy: Not really a Dallas original, but one of my favorite burgers whether in Austin or Dallas.

Aw Shucks: Really cool place with solid seafood.

Thanks bro!

[UNT Eagles 2016]

There really isn't much to eat downtown unlike in SA. Only non-chain place in inner downtown area is Zenna which is awful and overpriced asian-esque food tbh

[Wes Welker]

Pecan Lodge for BBQ but prepare to stand in line for over an hour.

Il Cane Rosso for pizza

[SpursforSix]

Best hamburgers, BBQ, Pizza, sandwiches, seafood. Don't really care for Mexican food up there. Not a very picky guy at all, just want to know what's famous up there that people love.

I was going to suggest a Latin restaurant called, "Cuba Libre". Use to go there years ago and they had great food at decent prices. Plus awesome Mojitos that you could get in a pitcher. But when I looked it up, it seems that it closed for renovation and may never have opened back up.

There's also a bbq place over by Industrial that was somewhat famous and very good. But I can't remember the name. It was kind of run down looking and in a bad part of town but the food was great.
Also some place in Westend that had "exotic" meats. Can't remember the name of that one either.

I can't think of anything in Arlington that stands off the top of my head. A few decent Thai, Vietnamese places but nothing you couldn't find in Dallas or Irving.

Chip's Burgers is a good burger place.

[Spurminator]

I was going to suggest a Latin restaurant called, "Cuba Libre". Use to go there years ago and they had great food at decent prices. Plus awesome Mojitos that you could get in a pitcher. But when I looked it up, it seems that it closed for renovation and may never have opened back up.

They've been closed for 7 or 8 years, I think. I miss it.

I recommend Maple & Motor for a burger, Pecan Lodge for BBQ, Braindead Brewing for general menu and beer, or Eno's Pizza.

[I. Hustle]

I recommend stopping by DG's for steak and fries. Very reasonably priced and the food is great.

[SpursforSix]

I recommend stopping by DG's for steak and fries. Very reasonably priced and the food is great.

Waiter, there's a tampon in my soup.

[Findog]

Best hamburgers, BBQ, Pizza, sandwiches, seafood. Don't really care for Mexican food up there. Not a very picky guy at all, just want to know what's famous up there that people love.

Hamburgers - Offsite Kitchen, The Grape (only available for Sunday brunch), Angry Dog, Twisted Root, Maple and Motor, Chip's.

BBQ - Pecan Lodge

Pizza - Cane Rosse, Eno's Pizza Tavern, Campisi's

Sandwiches - East Hampton Sandwich Company, Uncle Uber's

Seafood - Drawing a blank here. There's Zeke's, but that's in Fort Worth.

[Findog]

Pecan Lodge for BBQ but prepare to stand in line for over an hour.

Il Cane Rosso for pizza

If you get to Pecan Lodge right when they open, you shouldn't have to wait longer than 20 minutes. At least that was my experience. Cane Rosso is the best pizza in the city, I agree on that.

[The Reckoning]

apparently everyone goes to babes for chicken now

[SpursforSix]

Hamburgers - Offsite Kitchen, The Grape (only available for Sunday brunch), Angry Dog, Twisted Root, Maple and Motor, Chip's.

BBQ - Pecan Lodge

Pizza - Cane Rosse, Eno's Pizza Tavern, Campisi's

Sandwiches - East Hampton Sandwich Company, Uncle Uber's

Seafood - Drawing a blank here. There's Zeke's, but that's in Fort Worth.

Truluck's has good seafood.

[jjktkk]

Hard 8 BBQ in Coppell.

[lefty]

Lol fat s

[SpursforSix]

Hard 8 BBQ in Coppell.

Hard 8 is good but it's a chain. Would think he might want to go somewhere unique. But a great place to eat and have a few beers for sure.

[jjktkk]

Hard 8 is good but it's a chain. Would think he might want to go somewhere unique. But a great place to eat and have a few beers for sure.

I moved to Austin, and tried a few of the top BBQ joints in the area, and hard 8 beats them hands down.

[DJR210]

Hard 8 is good but it's a chain. Would think he might want to go somewhere unique. But a great place to eat and have a few beers for sure.

Bend over. I'll show you a hard 8

[SpursforSix]

Bend over. I'll show you a hard 8

Haha. Winner. Well done.

[leemajors]

I moved to Austin, and tried a few of the top BBQ joints in the area, and hard 8 beats them hands down.

sure you did.

[Will Hunting]

I moved to Austin, and tried a few of the top BBQ joints in the area, and hard 8 beats them hands down.

Hard 8 is pretty dam good but Lockhart is the best BBQ I've had since moving here.

[Wes Welker]

There isn't one BBQ place in DFW that comes remotely close to the top 5-8 best places in Austin, not even Pecan Lodge.