A circular dinner room at the top of the Reunion Tower, the 15th tallest structure in the city has wonderful views. I came after dinner, had a glass of wine at the left side of the bar, watching the sunset. Female hostesses manage the reservations and monitor the dress code on the ground level. It bills itself as an upscale (rare steaks and fine seafood), however, it doesn't feel flush but bustlingly touristy - glad that I had dinner elsewhere. A 'crown block' is a fixed set of sheaves (pulleys) located at the top of a derrick (or mast) on a drilling rig. The 561 ft (171 m) tower is known as 'The Ball', built in 1978, as part of city redevelopment with Hyatt Regency and the Union Station. The globe is often lighted in synch with the event in the city. Before Crown Block since 2023, it was Wolfgang Puck's Five Sixty, but was closed in 2020 due to Covid-19. read more

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From the quick valet (even with construction) to complementary cocktails on the elevator ride up, the whole experience feels special. The view when you walk in is incredible and every table has a skyline view. This place is perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, or a Dallas bucket list night out. Food was good...I loved the Wagyu tartare and Branzino. Awesome cocktails too. Service was good, though our waitress seemed a bit rushed. Still, the ambiance alone is 5/5. Definitely a must-try spot if you want that "wow" Dallas experience. read more

Came here for my birthday and enjoyed the beautiful view! Hospitality was great, but half of the food came out cold and wasn't very flavorful. It was pretty bland except for the sushi and oysters! read more

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We came to Crown Block for a family birthday celebration. The views are amazing. I was happy to have a few vegetarian options for my entree. My entree if gnocchi was good. The family celebration was meh. My birthday boy son was served a cold steak which was quite disappointing. We were not allowed to bring his custom birthday cake into the restaurant. Finally the restaurant valet parking was a bust. We came to get our car and no valet in sight. We went to the adjacent hotel valet and were told that they couldn't help us. We went back to the restaurant valet area and finally found the valet that handed us the keys and asked if we had Venmo or CashApp accounts to send her a tip. After all if that we had to go offsite to enjoy birthday cake as a family. Not a great experience. read more

Crown Block - Gnocchi - Sushi Bars Near Me - Dallas, Texas

My wife and I spent 5 days in Dallas and went out to dinner every night. Crown Block was the best combination of food quality and service quality. We had our anniversary dinner there and they gave us extra attention knowing that, which we were very appreciative of. The food was great, but what made the biggest lasting impression on us was the donuts with cotton candy dessert. We haven't seen that at any place we've been to, and not only was it an awesome sight, but it was delicious as well! Definitely recommend this place if you're in the Dallas area. read more

The food was terrible. Ordered gnocchi, lobster bisque, Cesar salad, and a pork chop. The gnocchi was filled with mushrooms, barely any gnocchi, and the taste was weird and overpowering by the mushrooms. The lobster bisque was one of the worst I've ever had. Tasteless, cold, and underwhelming. The Cesar salad lettuce didn't look fresh and the flavor was off once again. The pork chop cut was good but overly salted. We also got the flight of sides. The mashed potatoes tasted like instant potatoes. Other 2 sides were fine. I would not recommend this "restaurant" to anyone. Strictly only for the views. read more

Tried the Michelin recommended Upscale restaurant in Dallas downtown with family during our visit there. It's on top of the reunion tower with sweeping views of Dallas. The service was spot on and the ambiance was very nice. We tried the seafood tower and mussels as starters. For mains, we had bacon wrapped petite filet, wagyu steak, filet mignon and A5 striploin miyazaki with sides of broccolini, mac and cheese and Brussels sprouts. Everything was good except the petit filet which they messed up for my lil one. Good to try once. read more

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The view from the top was incredible! However, the downtown Dallas skyline was only visible on the left side of the restaurant, so keep that in mind. On the right side, we had a view of the freeway instead! We kicked things off with shrimp tempura, which was absolutely delicious. It was tossed in a flavorful sauce that left us wanting more -- so tasty we almost ordered another round! Next, we shared a Caesar salad, which they kindly split in half for us. For our main courses, my husband went with the Kansas City steak, cooked medium rare. He kept commenting, "This is a great cut of steak!" I had the Wagyu burger and fries. The Wagyu was, of course, fantastic, but the burger only came with cheese. The fries were a bit too thick, more like eating chunks of potato than actual fries. To finish, we had drinks that were just okay. In the picture, you can see the Paper Plane cocktail -- it was decent but nothing to write home about. I had a spicy margarita, but unfortunately, it wasn't spicy at all. Honestly, we've had better cocktails elsewhere. Overall, the service was good, and the food was decent. It's definitely a cool spot to check out once, especially for the view, but we may not be in a rush to go back. read more

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Came to the crown block for an event! Valet was easy to find and quick/efficient! Cocktails were definitely the highlight of this place! Our cocktails were themed for the event but very consistent in terms of taste. Highly recommend any specialty cocktails here. As for the hors d'oeuvres, they were fine. I wasn't throughly impressed, but also I wasn't disappointed. Just very much a 4 out 5 in taste. Overall great time, great views. read more

This review is solely about our experience at the Sunday Brunch - we have not tried dinner. The view was very good. The food, however, was disappointing. Good: It is possible that this place is primary about the view - it's a good view. Servers in general were very nice. Enjoyed the mimosa while waiting in the lobby. Sliders and truffle fries were the highlight of our meal- not bad Just OK: Most of the food was ok at best. The price is similar to brunch buffet at places like Nobu and Catch, but the food was nowhere near that level. A few examples: -Fruit plate was small & melon was not ripe at all. Rest was ok. -Caesar salad dressing basically had no flavor whatsoever. -Potatoes & Sausage, and chips with hummus were ok -Beef from the carving station was not exceptional, and the "Steak sauce" was BBQ sauce. Don't get me wrong - I love BBQ sauce, but they insisted that it was steak sauce - they even corrected me when I said BBQ sauce, as if the assertion were some form of insult. Well I'm no expert, but it tasted far more like Stubb's than A1 to my unrefined palate. Not a big deal, just strange. -Lemon cheesecake bar was the best dessert - but again, just ok -Macaroons were fine, but definitely not as good as those you can get at Trader Joe's or Costco's (both of which I really like) Not OK: -There were some giant shrimp on display on the buffet line but not available. Would have liked to try those. -No basics breakfast stuff...which wouldn't have been a problem if the other foods had been better. For me, the experience would have been saved if there were some good basics - but there were no eggs, bacon, or the like. -Yogurt parfait - for me, another one of those standards that are easy to get right - was exceptionally bland/had very little flavor. -Scones, which I generally love, looked VERY tasty with crème and strawberry sauce with berries, but were surprisingly bland. Worse even: -Cowboy eBlt. I literally was unable to eat it. The lemon aioli sauce just didn't work with the sandwich. The eggs and bacon (which was a good thick slice) were bland. The sauce overwhelmed. I did taste the sandwich from a side mostly untouched by sauce (in case there was just more sauce in one part) but that didn't help. -I personally don't like mandatory/automatic gratuity (18% here) for 2 people in general. I like to decide tip myself and this probably results in a lower tip in most cases, but I guess they know best. Overall, at the price point I wouldn't return or recommend. read more

Underwhelmed overall, arrived at 4:45 for our 5pm reservations and were told at 5pm we would be let up the elevator. The waiting room is bare bones, 1 sofa and 2 little seats, luckily for us we were the only ones waiting but I can't imagine as the night goes on how awkward the wait could be. Also watched a lot of the kitchen staff go up and down and the elevator had a little stink to it. At the top, there were 3-4 hostesses, they kind of leaned around the host stand and said you hoo over this way. They walked us straight into the suns path so we could not enjoy the views. We were literally the only table there. I thought oh well we spin so the sun won't be in our eyes the entire time. Whoops, the restaurant stopped spinning in 2023. So tell me why for about $100 a person it's okay to seat us there? Anyways, I knew this was a steakhouse but I had no idea there wasn't a kids menu. Okay my girls love steak so they shared a $72, 16oz sirloin. I guess we just aren't fancy enough because these steaks are different. The texture is more like a solid stick of butter than meat. Is this what aged steak is like, I guess? Idk... but the texture made me gag lol, guess I'm just not high class. Shrimp scampi was ehhhh, it was more like a tomato-ey sauce than a butter sauce and my girls wouldn't eat them. $21 for 3 slightly over cooked shrimp as they were rubbery. I'm a lobster bisque fanatic and this $21, one was bleh, honestly didn't have much flavor or much lobster. Normally I'll pretty much lick the bowl and this one I left some. That's all I got for my meal too. Desert was the highlight, the cotton candy was so airy and light it was delish! I didn't see the gold flakes on it but you could see them floating in the sun. It was about $15 which I thought was fair. The donuts were not anyone's cup of tea. Our service was great, he did seem a little annoyed maybe because it was 2 little girls and me, assuming this was knowing his tip would be less than a normal 4 top. Got the check it was $198, seemed a little high so I went to look at the receipt and they auto added the gratuity, I was shocked for a 3 top? I'm so glad I checked as I had already signed and given him like a $38 tip! Overall I highly recommend skipping this. The one in San Antonio I took one daughter too and she loved! The floor still rotates in SA, they have a kids menu, and it is still higher class but has better food. The lobster bisque there is to die for. It's also much taller, my 8 yo pointed that out so I looked it up and she was right about 200 or 250 feet taller. Also, not super strict on the dress code by the time we left we saw about 12 other people, 3 of them wearing jeans with tennis shoes and not like stylish ones. 2 stars because it was just ehhhh, food wasn't great, views weren't great, overall just underwhelmed. It's not horrible though, just ehhh. read more

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Great place to catch up with friends with a few cocktails and a great view. The service was quick and friendly. I haven't been to reunion Tower in well over a decade and was pleasantly surprised to see that the space was still as nice as I remember. read more

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The Crown Block Restaurant at the Reunion Tower was a great experience. The ambiance was perfect to celebrate a special occasion or just for a nice date night. The restaurant also had a spectacular view of the city to enjoy while you dine. Service was efficient and friendly and our server even brought out a special surprise for us at the end. The food was delicious and had interesting little twists on common dishes that set them apart from the usual like the pickled grapes in the roasted brussel sprouts or the heirloom tomato salad that almost seemed more like a savory granola bowel but somehow just worked. We started our evening at the observation deck and ended at the restaurant for dinner just before sunset so we got to enjoy the view while the sun was setting and then watch the city light up once the sun was down. Definitely the way to go. The night was delightful from beginning to end. Ambiance: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Food: 5/5 Price: $$$ Overall Value: 4.5/5 read more

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Crown Block is an amazing restaurant for its view and dining area. The crab cake was amazing, burger was okay, fries were really good. The 3 stars are more for the service than anything. Regardless there is an automatic 18% gratuity and if you're in a party of 6 or more then it's 20%. So you would think the service would be top notch. I had to ask multiple times to get my water refilled and it took over an hour to get my check. Finished eating around 8:45pm and didn't get my card back until 10:15pm. I was part of a group of 8 people, entire table spent over $1,000 and we all left feeling like they forgot about us. Don't feel like they earned their 20% gratuity. read more

Crown Block - Rosewood Ranches Wagyu Burger - Sushi Bars Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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We came to celebrate a special occasion. The view was amazing and the atmosphere was trendy but welcoming. The food tasted great, but the portions were very small for the high prices. Service was friendly but pace of service was slow, and a few things we asked for were forgotten. It was a nice place to try once, but we're not in a hurry to go back. read more

This was our first time here for Brunch. I was skeptical because our dinner experience was just ok. This brunch was fantastic!! The array of seafood was worth it alone. Along with the buffet brunch, you also get a menu item. I ordered the fried green tomato & my husband had egg white frittata . The spread of pastries made deciding what to choose difficult. I decided on a blueberry spoon cake & mousse. Both were very tasty. The mousse was cream & lite! The service was ok. It took a bit to get our coffee & tea. Our plates could have been removed quicker. The view from this restaurant never disappoints. The music is the perfect volume. Highly recommend Crown Block for brunch! read more

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This is a Restaurant on the 55th floor downtown Dallas It revolves around every hour and you get to see the whole city. Let's get into the food we got lamb chops for appetizer, for the meal I got filet mignon with fries and mashed potato, and I drank a mule. Nothing can be the lamb chops if you go there, please make sure you order them. The customer service was really good. We got the birthday treat for free. And they also give us a card that every employee signed, wishing my partner happy birthday. When you arrive downstairs, you get to take a shot of tequila while somebody takes you upstairs to the 55th floor while explaining to you everything about the restaurant I recommend this place in Dallas 1000% read more

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I was skeptical to try this place for our anniversary because of the reviews but it far exceeded my expectations!! It is definitely a high end upscale restaurant but the atmosphere, the views and the service is worth the price tag! Our server Ethan was so great!! He definitely made our whole dining experience. Everyone was very attentive and service was exceptional! The food is on the pricier side as expected, you are paying for the views and eating on top of the reunion tower! The dishes we ordered were all very good, we really liked the wagyu beef tartare and the burrata salad the pork chop was soooo juicy & tender! The cocktails were good and the dessert was superb!! I highly recommend trying this place for any special occasion or just a nice date night. We were very happy with our dining experience and can't wait to go back! read more

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I ordered a burger from here as my entree that came with fries and both were great! The views were absolutely beautiful! I think this was the perfect place to celebrate my birthday. Service was pretty good too! read more

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I loved the complementary valet at the restaurant. Service was phenomenal. You walk in receive a complementary cup of ranch water. Once you take the elevator up you are shown to your table and given complementary bread. While I waited on my friends I had sushi. The view on the elevator and from the restaurant were nice. It was a group of 4 so we split a larger steak and had the sides trio and 2 Caesar salads. The steak was delicious. The Mac and cheese was good. We also had the key lime pie and cotton candy with donuts I would pass on getting the cotton candy dessert and the key lime pie was amazing. I want to come back and visit again for dinner and brunch. read more

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The minute you walk inside you get smacked in the face with the scent of sewer and the buildings cold soulless architecture . It's a bit of an awkward set up having to walk down to go up the elevator. It is nice to be greeted by a doorman he and the hostess were the only good customer service we experienced. We were able to make a last minute reservation and I've realized in dallas that is not a good thing. The restaurant had plenty of availability. Food: The only good food was the bread. Which we had to ask for five times to get. Followed by the salads which were fresh and flavorful. We tried the burrata, and arugula and kale. Both excellent. The pasta was bland. The harissa carrots weren't roasted. The mushrooms weren't cooked well either. The fries were cold and bland. The special $30 cake tasted like something from a grocery store. You could get better and for a better price from a Mexican corner store. The food was tragic and the only thing worse than that was the service. Service: We had to ask and remind the server for bread 5 times. The server kept trying to clear the drink menu after we explained we'd like to keep it to order drinks. The server looked at me strange when I asked to have my salad boxed up. We were told we couldn't sub out the gin for vodka in the drink. Which is the strangest thing. We couldn't put in our appetizer order without putting in our entire order and we explained that we were hungry. He offered to bring bread and then we had to ask multiple times. They cleared the bread after I said I'd like to keep it. It was all a series of comical errors one worse than the other. In summary. Save your money. Save your time. Go to Rye if you're looking for good food. Buy the tickets to go up if you want to come for the view. read more

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MUST READ EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW... SUPER SHADY!!! If you DO GO... BE prepared. The whole experience is a money grab wrapped in nice scenery. Here's what happened, step by step: "Complimentary" Valet... But Only if You Tip!!! When we called, they said valet was complimentary. When we arrived, it was just street parking in front of the building. The "valet" told us we had to tip her first or she wouldn't move the car literally moved it five feet. Major scammy vibes right away. It's clear this isn't valet at all, just an upselling gimmick. You keep your key, and when you leave, your car is just there...no valet in sight. DOUBLE STANDARD DRESS CODE My friend wore ripped jeans and was asked to change. Thankfully he had his luggage in his car. He quickly swapped into a clean, high-end white set with nice shorts that were definitely not casual. Then they claimed his shorts were "too casual" and said they'd have to ask a manager. Meanwhile, a woman in RIPPED JEANS walked right in with no issue. We stood there waiting while they debated if he was "acceptable," even after seeing the obvious double standard. Eventually, a manager "made an exception." Completely stressful and unfair. Rushed Service After Their Own Delay Due to the dress code fiasco, we weren't seated until 9 PM, an hour before closing. Our server started off friendly but quickly became pushy, constantly reminding me the kitchen was closing and saying, "You have 60 seconds." My friends ordered but I had a difficult time choosing an entree as I am a pickier eater. When I said I'd skip the entrée and just enjoy my sides, he insisted I order more. It didn't make sense...if the kitchen's closing, why keep pushing me to order? It felt like he was just trying to sell as much as possible and rush us out. Misleading, dishonest server... So... I finally decide on what I want. I asked what kind of chicken came with the gnocchi, and the server said it was a piece with skin and bone, like a leg. I asked if they could substitute grilled chicken breast instead. Suddenly, he changed his story: "Oh, I mixed it up. The chicken you can add on (for an extra $15) actually is grilled breast." It wasn't. What showed up was clearly rotisserie style chicken, skin and all. He clearly switched up the story just to upsell me, hoping I wouldn't notice. When I pointed it out, he even claimed he "saw the kitchen grilling it," which is actually insane...like I wouldn't know the difference between grilled chicken breast and rotisserie? Thankfully, my friend stepped in, and they eventually took it off the bill...but the whole thing felt shady, dishonest, and insulting. Final Thoughts The view is gorgeous. Everything else felt shady, inconsistent, and unnecessarily stressful. Despite having a reservation, we waited 30 minutes to be seated and only got one hour of rushed dining. They'll charge you for valet that isn't valet, enforce dress codes selectively, and upsell you on food + be dishonest about what you're getting to sell more. Come for the photos, grab a drink, then eat somewhere else or just get the tickets for actually just viewing the tower. read more

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Sunday Brunch at Crown Block is $80 per person, which isn't bad at all for delicious food and a stunning view of downtown Dallas. Their buffet offers a wide variety of options, from fresh salads and savory sides to flavorful meats and seafood--though there's no pasta. There's something for everyone, and the quality of the food is top-notch. I especially loved the dessert plate--there's something about the pink cotton candy that makes it super girly and cute! The restaurant no longer spins, which could actually be a plus for those who struggle with vertigo. If you're looking for a specific view, I'd recommend making that request when scheduling your event. Valet parking is complimentary, and when you arrive, you're greeted with a complimentary Ranch Water before your elevator ride up, adding a special touch to the experience. read more

The dining experience at this upscale restaurant is exceptional, offering stunning views of Dallas's skyline and exquisite cuisine. Complimentary parking is provided with a reservation, and the service is exceptional. Guests are greeted with a complimentary drink while waiting for their table, and the staff is incredibly welcoming. While it is on the pricier side, the quality of the food and experience justifies the cost. Our bill came to $292, including drinks, an entree, shared sides, and dessert. It's important to note that gratuity is automatically included for parties of 6 or more. read more

Crown Block is a restaurant that sells its vibes and view more so than the food itself because for such a fancy restaurant, the food was pretty subpar flavor wise. When you first walk in you'll get a complimentary ranch water as you wait for the elevator to go up the restaurant. Once you go up, a host will greet you to your table. All the servers were very attentive and were quick to refill your water and take empty plates away. We ordered drinks, appetizers, a main dish, and dessert, and it took a really long time for each course to come. I got the scallop dish and the scallop was actually cooked to perfection, gotta give credit where it is due. However, it was definitely lacking flavor wise. The overall dish just tasted salty with not much else going on. All the other dishes that we had also left much to be desired. read more

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Visited this place while in town for the SZA concert and had to try the crown block. It was a bit pricey, $80 per person with added gratuity but worth it. I would recommend and visit again. I really felt the dress attire should be enforced for the occasion. Overall the entree food was good and ambiance and cocktails were premium level. read more

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Went there for our birthdays. The place is gorgeous. The food is fantastic. We had meat. The service is impeccable, all very friendly and nice. We got a birthday card and some sparkers with the dessert to celebrate us. The view and the vibe are elegant and romantic. Will surely go back. read more

Crown Block - Sushi Bars Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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Amazing Brunch Buffet!! The brunch buffet at Crown Block Dallas was diverse and satisfying! The variety of dishes was impressive, from fresh seafood to perfectly made pastry collection. The atmosphere was upscale yet comfortable, with stunning views that added to the experience. The service was attentive and friendly, ensuring we had everything we needed.We have been her a couple times already and always cannot wait to return. We'll definitely be back! read more

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Our server Kelton was absolutely amazing! Super nice! Paid attention to detail. Said it was my wife's first time here I. Dallas. When dessert came it had "welcome to Dallas" written in chocolate. Now that is professional waiting staff at its finest. We love you Kelton! From your San Francisco fans. read more

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First- I spoke to server at the time, but they disregarded my request. Second, I messaged restaurant via Open Table and received no response. So- our service was friendly, but for a $600+++ dinner for 4 it should never be chili's level service, with plates being removed while still eating. ESPECIALLY after I requested they not do that after appetizer course. I felt rushed and it was a disappointment. Unless a guest requested this restaurant, i would never return nor recommend it to anyone. read more

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I had very high expectations for this place. They tout being Michelin recommended on the web page, but I don't know how this was decided. The waiter, Christopher, was fairly rude and not friendly at all. I see why for a "fine" restaurant, they have a forced gratuity of 18% on a table of two. If they treat everyone like they did me and my wife for her birthday dinner, no one would ever tip. The whole night seemed like an imposition to our server. The food was just ok and for a $140 steak, I need more than ok. $435 tab and I. Would've been treated better and had another place tell my wife happy birthday. Not a mention from the server, no offer of bday dessert, no nothing. My assessment of this place is that they are a mid-grade restaurant that masquerades as a fine dining establishment due to their location, only. Aside from price, nothing else about Crown Block says fine dining. Also, they state very strongly what their dress code is, but I will tell you they only seem to apply it on certain demographics. They state "no athletic attire" and "elevated business casual", but for some it seemed to be a suggestion... Summary: Staff: not welcoming, unfriendly. No one said hello aside from the hostess Server: borderline rude, unhelpful, seemed like he didn't want to serve us Food: nothing special. There isn't one thing that stood out as exceptional. (We had the cowboy ribeye, bacon wrapped filet, crab cakes, lobster bisque, wedge salad, creamed corn, and triple cooked fries, and several drinks) Price: very expensive, given the low quality. Forced gratuity is low rent energy to me. Ambiance: great. View is amazing. Dress code: seems to be subjectively enforced. Overall I do not recommend this restaurant. read more

Went here for my boyfriend's birthday. To start off, make sure to park Valet if you want them to validate it. My mistake was to not ask and we ended up parking at the Reunion tower parking which was $10. Going up the elevator to the restaurant had such an amazing view. Make sure to videotape it while going up. He ordered the Filet mignon which was very tender and juicy. And paired with the red onion marmalade was perfect. I ordered the green circle chicken which was pretty good. The sides we got were the mashed potatoes which was very creamy, if you're into that. The triple cooked fries wasn't all that great. It just tasted like over fried fries and was very few for $16. And the Mac & cheese waffle had the cooked cheese taste, which was interesting to eat. They also sent over a birthday plate with 2 cookies, 2 cake pops and a sparkler. Our waiter Jake was also very friendly. And the vibe when we walked in, to the view of Dallas was worth the experience. Definitely a place to visit for a fun, fancy night in the city!! read more

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Absolutely Amazing Anniversary/Birthday/Promotion Dinner! My partner Jason and I came to Crown Block for our anniversary dinner, and let me just say--this place did not disappoint. Despite showing up 45 minutes late due to traffic, accidents, and just living far away, the staff was still incredibly kind and accommodating. We were worried about the dress code, but honestly, business casual or even nice jeans and a top would be totally fine. The atmosphere was lively with families and kids around--and they were all well-behaved! Now, let's talk about the food and service--both were excellent. The view and ambiance were absolutely perfect, making the whole experience even more special. I devoured my chicken veggie pasta, and Jason made it through most of his massive cut of meat. We also enjoyed a bottle of wine, espresso martinis, and every single dessert we could get our hands on--and yes, they were all worth it. A huge shout-out to our amazing waitstaff, who went above and beyond to make our night special. We even asked them to write their names on our receipt so we could give them the recognition they deserve... and then I lost the receipt. I'm beyond frustrated with myself because they absolutely deserved the shout-out, more tables, and for everyone to request their section for the best experience possible. Would we go back? Without a doubt. 5 out of 5 stars. If you're considering going, just do it! read more

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I'll start off with the views are top tier and the service was really amazing. From the beginning to the end. Someone even checks the restroom before you go in. Very fancy and elegant. Now the food lacks in quality and taste. We had: Lobster bisque 2/10 I've had better at Pappadeaux and Perry's. CB Texas Style Hot Seafood Boil 4/10 the prawns were tough, they wouldn't sub the muscles for more of anything else and they were subpar, the sauce they sit the seafood didn't have any flavor very bland for the price you are paying. Flight of Sides: Roasted Mushrooms 2/10 I love mushrooms but these were not good so upsetting and they were not roasted they just added bread crumbs on top of the mushrooms in the tiniest dish. Asparagus 2/10 again better at any other place except Harper's they compare to each other no flavor nothing. Jalapeño Creamed Corn 8/10 would have been better if they didn't add burnt popcorn as a topping for whatever reason. Cowboy Ribeye 7/10 good quality meat cooked as requested. No issues other than the jam/sauce they added on the side was terrible. Society Party Cake 10/10 although it says chocolate 3x it actually tastes more like the caramel banana which was exactly what I preferred. It was well done and not dry at all. read more

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Save your money. I asked for lobster and the waiter said they didn't serve lobster. Crazy because it's a seafood and steak restaurant. It used to be awesome when it was Wolfgang Pucks. It wasn't rotating either. Not sure why? We have been quite a few times since 1988. This time was not so great! read more

It was a lovely experience. The dining room does not rotate. I was a bit bummed about that but the views are still super nice perfect for date night ! Service was top notch and everyone is friendly read more

Crown Block - This was downstairs in lobby area - Sushi Bars Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Understand that I'm rating this as a high end place. If you're going to charge these kinds of prices, I expect an incredible experience, this one was just ok. We were coming for our anniversary and they had the entire staff sign a card for us, which I appreciated. It was a nice touch. The food: again, I'm not comparing this to even a really good streak place. It better blow my mind. And it really didn't. The Japanese waygu was incredible. The salmon, I've had better. The sides, the carrots were great, the onion rings were pretzel crusted, had some pretty good flavor, the mashed potatoes were a disappointment. They promised super buttery flavor, and they were just regular Yukon gold. We split a dessert and it was delicious. The staff was friendly. They did seem to disappear at times. I'm sure some of that was to let us enjoy the dinner, but they never asked if we wanted additional cocktails. Our view of the city was outstanding. I'd love to come back and catch a sunset from here. Overall, it was a good experience. I'd come back for another special occasion, but wouldn't make it a place to go more than that. read more

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My husband's birthday was on a Sunday this year, so we decided to celebrate it by going to Crown Block for their Sunday brunch. We had never dined here before, but felt the service was top notch from the time we arrived and went up to the restaurant in the elevator. Nothing felt rushed and we completely enjoyed ourselves. The view is outstanding, especially on a sunny day! We shared a cozy booth where we were both facing the city view and it was perfect. My husband ordered the sliders as his entree and I went with the chicken and waffles, but after previewing the buffet on our way to the table, I had no idea how I was going to enjoy myself at the buffet along with a full entree. So, I asked our server if it would be possible to box up my entree to take home. She was happy to accommodate. I was so pleased! My husband loved the sliders and the unique fries that accompanied them. He also indulged in my chicken and waffles for breakfast the next day and said they were delicious! Just want to point out that they do not offer full breakfast fare (eggs, bacon, sausage, etc.) on the buffet. They do have plenty of breakfast pasties though if that is your thing. I went straight for shrimp, oysters and sushi. I also tried some of the turkey and roast beef from the carving station. Overall, everything was exceptional. I'm taking one star away though because the buffet lacks veggies and side dishes to go along with the meats from the carving station. My husband also pointed out he would have liked to see a pasta dish or two on the buffet as well. We ended our brunch with tasty desserts. The chocolate banana cake was out of this world! I also loved trying a variety of brightly colored and festive macarons and my husband and I made a game out of guessing the flavors. All in all, a very nice place to celebrate a special occasion and we will definitely return again! read more

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Service here is top shelf! The food was excellent too! It's one of those "bucket list" experiences, so I was stoked to go. The only drawback here is their peppercorn dipping sauce was not good. That's not enough to take away from their overall rating, but noteworthy nonetheless. read more

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Headed here to celebrate our 54th anniversary. The web site suggests a dress code so I wore a coat. However when we got there t-shirts genes and boots was the usual. The view and ambience is spectacular. They claim a Michelin star. We came for prime rib night but were told when we got there they were sold out. So I got a Filet and my wife the prime rib cap. ($50 & $69). Mine was perfect. Hers was tasteless so I shared. Her lobster bisque was way too salty but my Caesar salad was perfect. So again we shared. When they brought our dinner they forgot her asparagus and potatoes. My carrots were a masterpiece. For half our dinner the ambience was destroyed by a large table of very intoxicated friends speaking so loud half the restaurant could catch every word. So I have to give a mixed review. A $69 steak should not be tasteless. And bisque should not be so salty you don't want. We did enjoy the view but once will be enough. read more