This is my first time using a meal planning service and so far I love it. I like that "No more to…read morego" offers a lot of recipes that are far more interesting than just hamburgers, spaghetti, etc. While we haven't liked everything so far, overall it has been a really cool experience. There have been a few things that I probably wouldn't have made on my own, but now I really like them and will make them again in the future. My favorite things are: 1. All the thinking is done for me. I'm pretty busy and so not having to think about dinner, but just make things like a robot, is awesome. 2. The names of the dinner items. I like to try new foods and I feel like with the menus provided every week, I'm getting to do that. 3. Eating more vegetables than usual. There are a lot of vegetables used in the recipes, so that is a big plus. Cons: 1. If I were on a very tight budget, this might not be doable. (The food that I buy at the grocery store is used up, so I'm not wasting vegetables that go bad before I get to them. So in that sense, this is cheaper than normal.) But specialty items like quinoa, Tahini paste, etc are more expensive than other foods I might normally buy. 2. The recipes take longer to cook than what I usually make. This is probably because of the time it takes to cut up the vegetables, but I am now spending 45 minutes or more in the kitchen cooking. But I'm not having to think about what I'm going to make, so I'm saving time that way. I bought this through a Groupon but will probably keep subscribing when my Groupon expires. :-)

I really like no more to go and most of the time my family does too. (With 4 kids you are always…read moregoing to get complaints about something). I get way fewer complaints when I use their menus! The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is because of all the technical problems we have had with the website! It drives me crazy! I can not get to the menus on my computer at all, even when I do their "fix". My husband can usually get there on his, but today he tried 3 different browsers and still couldn't get there. He is a computer guy, so usually he can figure it out. Since we do have to pay a small amount for the menus, I expect to be able to get them. It's just frustrating.

Beware! The 'Chef" was unprofessional, the food mediocre,…read moreand the atmosphere sucked.Do yourself a favor, get a different vendor.

I selected Chef Chris for my New Years Eve/birthday dinner. My friends and I came in from out of…read moretown and I interviewed quite a few chefs. Unfortunately, I did not have access to connect with him prior to the event but his pictures and reviews looked good. Glad I chose Chef Chris and his team because they were great. They showed up a little early to get set up and prepared. He did bring a lot of his own dishes and cookware. They were very kind to everyone but also focused on their craft. We had 4 courses. The food was amazing, everyone truly enjoyed the flavors and presentation. They cleaned up nicely and were out of there in no time at all. I would definitely recommend.

I called ahead for a large group, and this place delivered BIG. We rolled in as a 13-top on a…read moreWednesday evening. Our server was fantastic and made it look effortless, like wrangling thirteen hungry people was just a warm-up. Great service, great suggestions, and everything was perfectly timed. Drinks came out, food came out, plates got cleared, and nobody was left staring longingly at their neighbor's enchiladas. That's a choreographed dance, people. The whole group was seriously impressed with the flavors and the choices. There's something for everyone. Bonus points for the cute aesthetic too. It's the kind of spot where you want a picture of your margarita before you drink it, and then a second picture after you order another. Hands down one of the best Tex-Mex spots in Dallas. Bring your crew, call ahead, and come hungry.

After a long day of traveling, Uno Mas stood out as one of the most popular restaurants in the…read morearea. We arrived for an early dinner and were seated right away, which was a great start. I ordered a skinny margarita and the chicken fajitas. The fajitas were delicious, fresh, and came in a generous portion. The margarita was good, although at $20, I felt it was a bit overpriced. Overall, everything tasted fresh, the service was prompt and attentive, and the experience was very enjoyable. I would definitely recommend Uno Mas if you're in the area!

The food was alright it could definitely be better. The…read moreservice was good! And the ambiance was relaxing as well.

I have a mix emotions about the place , I had the california omelette , and it was good but didnt…read morereally click with the side dish i would prefer regular potatoes , since my partners hash brown was a littke dry to my taste . Even tho there are many tables and the place is big, it feels like eating inside a box , many colors look more like a fast food restaurant. I like the omelette, not the side dish, service was good, thanks to our waitress even tho she recommended the side dish , but still was very nice all along .

We had a great experience at the cookery "that's amoré" class! The instructor was fantastic.read more

The Cookery is a great date night / group activity spot if you're looking for something fun,…read moreinteractive, and just different enough to make you feel like you have plans. I came for the sushi-making class, and overall, it was a really good time. The setup was smooth, the atmosphere was lively, and the whole experience felt more like a social night out with a little culinary cosplay which honestly, has its place. They also offered wine and sake pairings, and you can BYOB, which definitely helps keep the vibe festive. That said... if you're hoping to leave with the confidence to open your own omakase counter in a strip mall, this is not that. A lot of the components were pre-made or prepped ahead of time, and there wasn't a ton of actual teaching around technique, ingredients, or the food itself. So while you do "make sushi," it's less MasterClass and more cute, hands-on dinner activity. But honestly? That's not necessarily a bad thing. Not every class needs to end with a knife skills certification and a spiritual relationship with sushi rice. Bottom line: Come here if you want a fun, low-pressure experience for a date night, girls' night, or team outing. Just set expectations correctly: this is more about the experience than becoming the next IronChef.

I absolutely loved everything I tried here. As a vegan it's hard to find restaurants that cater to…read moremy dietary preferences so I was very excited to see this restaurants menu and the number of items (including dessert) that I could order. I tried the edamame falafel bao, tofu bao, tempeh banh mi, and vegan chocolate cheesecake and everything tasted great. I especially was a fan of the edamame falafel bao. I would definitely come back to try more items. The employee at the counter was also very helpful as she assisted me in ordering vegan friendly options.

Yum! Always in the mood for banh mi. Ordered Vietnamese Iced Coffee when I saw the Cafe Du Monde!…read moreUnfortunately, the coffee wasn't the authentic taste I was looking for. For food, ordered bang bang shrimp and buffalo chicken banh mi. Let me tell you... the buffalo chicken one was perfect . Now, buffalo chicken is not usually a flavor that we have on banh mi but this place perfected it. The bang bang chicken banh mi was also very good! It would be better with more bang bang flavor but still very good the way it is. Would definitely order both, again! Parking- parking lot in the back Ambiance- plentiful seating and clean

Wonderful place in Bishop Arts district! They have beautifully packaged chocolate and treats, great…read morefor gifting! Cute little shop close to other boutiques if you want to walk around a bit! Highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area! Always good service.

Dude...delicious chocolate! I bought some truffles and some…read moremarshmallows that had chocolate bits in them. The marshmallows weren't my favorite but I'm glad I tried it. I can't wait to go back. Street parking and lots of other places to try nearby.

I have driven by this place no less than a thousand times and have lived in Dallas over the course…read moreof probably about 15 years. Ironically, I've actually never been inside. Until this past weekend. We went in for my partner's birthday, and I'm sure glad we did. They normally don't like rich desserts or cakes, but they love pretty nice, high end dark chocolates. Chocolate Secrets did not disappoint. We arrived with our family, including two little ones in tow. They actually treated our kids with such love and care. It was slightly understaffed, but even then the service was excellent. We ended up taking a box of nine chocolates to go. Pro tip: they also host jazz nights on most nights. It also seems like a really cool spot for hosting events. My favorite so far was the Yes Yes Yes Truffle. It has milk chocolate, dark chocolate, and white chocolate. All in all, a Dallas institution that I'm so glad I went to.

I had a craving for ice cream and was surprised when this place came up in my Google search…read more I had already bookmarked it for jazz night / poetry night, and I knew that they sold chocolate, but I had no idea they had ice cream as well. So I decided to swing by. It was a great decision because their house made pistachio ice cream is the best pistachio ice cream I've ever had anywhere in the world. Pistachio is one of my favorite flavors, and this was simply the best. Chock full of pistachios. The perfect balance of sweet with just a pinch of saltiness. Creamy and delicious and just the absolute perfect treat for a 105° day. Unfortunately, I didn't stay as long as I would have liked because when I first walked in I was greeted with the stench of mildew. I'm not sure if they had some sort of water intrusion event recently, but but there was a strong musty mildew smell soon as I walked through the door. In addition to the ice cream, I also bought some chocolate covered mango and apricot but I ended up taking that to go because I couldn't deal with the smell any longer. I tried my chocolate covered treats when I got home but unfortunately the chocolate just didn't have any taste. None whatsoever. It was rather disappointing. The staff was kind and friendly and welcoming so I appreciated that, and while my visit was much shorter than I anticipated, I would come back for a (quick!) couple scoops of that pistachio ice cream.

Can never go wrong with hungry belly!…read more I ordered my usual: The Bulgogi bibimbap and it was perfect as always. This is my go to dinner spot after walking Katy trail!

Hungry Belly has been a staple for me since moving to Dallas in 2020. They always do a phenomenal…read morejob of both dine in and take away. This last experience, they were swamped on a Friday but were still quick with our orders. It's a bit of a fast paced and an intimate setting but it never feels overwhelming- more just a part of the experience. I always start with yummy fries when I dine in bc they come out with a perfect crunch and the melty cheese compliments them so well. The katzu bento box is also a normal rotation for me as it comes with a ton of food and is always cooked fresh. Try their mochi if you're ever craving something sweet as it ends the meal perfectly! Can't recommend this place enough!