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    Grand Met

    3.8 (81 reviews)
    ModerateNew American
    Open 6:00 am - 2:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 11:00 PM

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    Impossible Burger option $21
    Kaliko P.

    "Make It Another Old Fashioned, Please" - Julie London. We stayed in the Grand Hyatt and wanted to get some drinks and something to eat but didn't want to wander into the airport terminal and go through TSA, our flight was also the next day so I don't know how it works to get back in once you go through. Grand Met is connected to the Grand Hyatt on the same floor as the check in lobby. We didn't want to order dinner as the prices seemed a bit high. We just wanted some fancy drinks and appetizers. Drinks: Grand Fashioned $19 So far the best Old Fashioned we have had, anywhere. Drinks: Texas Rose $18 Hibiscus-infused Tito's Vodka, strawberry puree, grapefruit, fresh lemon juice, Provence Rose. It was good, but the Grand Fashioned was better. I really regret not trying the Pecan Old Fashioned, darn. I couldn't bring myself to pay $17 for a margarita, since I had the fabulously refreshing and super strong margaritas for $6 at City Limits earlier for lunch (see my review for City Limits, Sherman, TX). Appetizer: Cowboy Candy $14 Pecan Crust Baguette with whipped cream cheese and candied jalapenos, honey drizzled all over the cream cheese. It was both sweet and deliciously savory; the baguette had a nice smoky flavor that was not overpowering. The size of the appetizer was a very good deal. I also ate a burger and couldn't finish this app by myself, took it to go. Still dreaming of this appetizer, so fabulous! Hand Helds: Impossible Burger $21 Nice option to swap out the meat for a fake-meat burger. Nothing special. The bun a bit greasy, but otherwise OK. Ambience: pretty nice and fancy, pretty dark. We had to use our phone flashlights to read the menu. Across from us in the seated bar area were people mostly wearing business suits, to tourists like us in jeans, a family with a stroller waiting for their flight. Bathroom: super nice. One toilet stall for the ladies. Smelled really nice in there. I need to invent an app where you can "search" for a smell. They do use a lot of Balmain products in the hotel room, so it could have been it. Return Factor: 100% yes. If we are ever in at the DFW airport, will make this the first place to grab a drink and some apps before heading out.

    Turtle Cheesecake
    Misti L.

    Very good food inside the Grand Hyatt at DFW. We had an opportunity to eat here a couple times while getting stuck on our way to Key West. Nice lounge area and very good service. Market salad cheese tasted more like Feta than goat cheese but tasty. Crab cakes are small (not pictured) but delicious! Prices are tad high but it's ok....we are on vacation!

    Single pancake
    Alicia M.

    I flew into DFW and had a bit of a wait for my travel companion, so I walked to the Grand Hyatt for breakfast. The hotel is connected to the airport and is an easy walk if you want to sit and relax away from the airport. I ordered an omelette, one pancake, and a hazelnut latte. The omelette was good but accompanying potatoes were bland, big and not enjoyable at all. The pancake and latte were both delicious! Service was great and I enjoyed the peacefulness in the restaurant. This was the perfect way to spend some extra time and I wouldn't hesitate to eat here again.

    Brussels sprout is AMAZING
    Karina U.

    I've been here a couple times. Most recently I ordered the Caesar salad with salmon. The dressing was delicious and the salmon was perfectly cooked, juicy on the inside and crispy on the outside. It looked burnt and dry but boy was I surprised when I cut into it. I wouldn't order it with the sun dried tomatoes again but that's a personal choice and the Parmesan crisps were perfect. I asked if I could add any other veggies to it and I got a hard no so that was unfortunate but otherwise it was really good!

    Short easy walk across the bridge from (validated) parking to the terminal / hotel escalator up to Grand Met.
    Robert M.

    Had been here once before when it seemed mostly sushi-related and a lot more $$$. The menu seems to be more diverse now and, while not cheap, it's more in line with other non-hotel fine dining locations. Being so close to home and with very accessible airport parking with validation made for a very short, easy walk to the escalator just inside the terminal door. While the lounge area feels a bit "hotel lobby lounge", once you pass the host station into the main dining room you'd think you were in a non-hotel restaurant. And the food was quite good! Service by Gokhan and team was great! Recommend trying this out even if you're not flying in / out of DFW.

    Entrance is through the lounge
    Doug P.

    Very nice pre-flight breakfast. A little on the expensive side but a lot better than the options in the terminal. They open at 06:00 AM, so we had plenty of time before our 08:30 AM flight. Service was quick and efficient. Everything was cooked as ordered. I wouldn't hesitate eating breakfast here again if we happen to be staying at the Grand Hyatt prior to our flight

    Hameed A.

    Spectacular from start to finish. I won't even bother reading the previous reviews because y'all wrong. Got scallops app - excellent. Then the ribeye with compound butter, medium rare. Absolute perfection from first bite to last. Paired with Napa Valley Cabernet which was perfection. Got the side salad with vinaigrette. Would come back here even if I was not coming to the airport. It is that good. Service amazing as well.

    Chefs and dining room
    Lisa R.

    Five star service, food and presentation. Very attentive service and attention to detail.

    December 2019
    Mary Margaret M.

    The wife was flying out and I wasn't. Her flight was delayed by a couple of hours, we were in Terminal D and we had some time to kill, but didn't have enough time to leave the airport to grab a bite and come back. I couldn't get through airport security where 95% of the food options are located. What to do...sit at the bar at the Grand Met or find this Starbucks some people told us existed while others said it didn't. We opted to come grab a seat at the Grand Met bar. We had a couple of drinks, split a burger, fries and salad, and somehow managed to spend $60 bucks after tip (a bit of sticker shock). The bartender Scott was great, though, I did happen to notice our unique split for two burger ready to be run to the table as I was coming back from the (exquisitely clean) bathroom. Our food didn't get to us until 7-8 minutes later. The fries were lukewarm, the salad and burger were great. The burger was cooked to order and the salad was amazingly fresh and tasty. Scott knew we were splitting it and had the kitchen plate the portions separately, which was great. All and all, it was a pleasantly memorable experience. If we'd be able to get through security to eat at a less fine dining experience (and pay far less), that's what we'd have done. In this instance, other options were practically nonexistent. I enjoyed this hangout spot. It was great for what we needed at the time. Don't forget to grab some hotel freebie goodies on the way to the escalator. They had some delightful spiced oatmeal cookies and hot cider. After paying $60 for a split burger and a couple of drinks, we hit the freebie station hard, without remorse. December 2019

    2021.12.10. Grand Met - Grand Hyatt, Dallas Int'l Airport
    J Z.

    Crispy Wings were NOT crispy at all. Salmon was pretty tender and tasty.

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    STEVE B.

    Inside the Grand Hyatt at Terminal D / DFW, up the escalator by hotel check-in. This is a great spot outside of TSA security to meet friends traveling through DFW. We visited mid-day so had some really good lounge food - Pizza flatbread, guacamole & some super gourmet bread with farmers cheese. Beautiful location with a huge wine wall, some private meeting space and an open-air kitchen. Great service / great meeting spot! FYI - bring your cash $$$$$.

    Matt U.

    Came through for a conference at the airport and decided we needed some second breakfast after a small helping of eggs at 6 am was insufficient to tame the beast that is my stomach. The place is nicely set up. Modern and relaxed. Nice servers for me some delightful tea and sides of bacon and sausage - we hung out between sessions for about an 90 minutes so it was pig fest intermittently! Both we good, bacon was approaching excellent! Tea was very good and the cups from which the tea was enjoyed was quite delightful. It had a fancy handle with a swirl, but unfortunately only comes in right handed options. The waitress and I had a chat about it and apparently they just give lefties a normal mug. 1/7 of the world is missing out! Total was something like $20 and about what you'd expect to pay for meat and beverage at an airport hotel restaurant. All in all, not a bad place to kill an hour.

    Dean L.

    We ate here on two stopovers--for breakfast and for dinner. I liked the ambience, as I could forget I was in an airport. It was peaceful without being stuffily silent. The table settings were an annoyance, because there was too much stuff on the table. Everyone had there own butter tray, there own bread basket, there own little flat stone for silverware, and I don't know what else; it was crowded. The menu is on little electric tablets, which were fine, though the list of entrees on my tablet was more extensive than on my wife's. Also, most items didn't show a price (and the prices are large). The coffee was great: French press, left at the table. The food, generally, used high quality ingredients. The egg white omelette was big and tasty, though maybe too much going on with arugula, potatoes, delicious green salsa, roasted tomatoes and feta. Was it Greek or Mexican? Also, the toast (ordered separately) came long before the entrees, which was annoying, because you want to eat it warm with your omelette. Kid had the waffle, butter, and syrup, which she said was good, but was still a rip-off, at $12.00. Cheap hotels give you all-you-can eat waffles for free. The fruit bowl, on the other hand, despite being expensive, was a gargantuan boat of fresh honey dew, cantaloupe, strawberries, blackberries, and blueberries. Loved it. For our late dinner, we had Market salads, which were well dressed greens and carrots with chopped pecans. And, as it was late, we shared barbacoa tacos, which were fantastic. So, we had two salads, two plates of tacos, and a sparkling water, and it came to $70!!!!! So, if you're staying at the GH, and you are tired, and don't want fast food, the convenience might be worth it. Or if you're filthy rich.

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    4.1(360 reviews)
    4.3 mi
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    Full bar
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    Tupelo Honey Southern Kitchen & Bar
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    4.2(1.6k reviews)
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    Whiskey Cake: sticky toffee cake, bourbon anglaise, spiced pecans, house made vanilla whipped cream

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    TAVERN BURGER: brisket blend, new American cheese, dill pickles, lettuce, tomato, fancy sauce, sesame bun

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    Everyone in my husband's friend group loves this place for brunch (especially the eggs benedict). I…read morehad never been, but t was a group gathering for one of his friends retirement. This place on a Saturday morning is a great place to host a group meal. There were about 11 of us, and the service was masterful (even with every 2 people on their own check. The place looks well set up for group gatherings, I just know on a Saturday it was pretty empty, so even better! I DO love a benedict, but I also love a croque Madame, and they are more rare. I spied the phots on line, but there was something off, I wanted MORE cheese sauce, so I asked for extra on the side, and not only did our fabulous server do that, he even gave me an extra sauce cup with my leftovers!! (I KNOW!, right??) the gouda sauce is where it is at. My croque was quite tasty, and the extra sauce is the boss move here. There was no photo of the hash, so hubby volunteered. It was okay, but really just the potatoes you get on the side with added steak and eggs. (so don't bother unless you love their potatoes). I sadly didn't take a photo of my own food, but got the hash photo into the Yelp gallery for this place. You are welcome!

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    Horseshoe bar, and Daren is an excellent bartender!

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    3.9(519 reviews)
    6.1 mi
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    It's a chain. There's something about a chain restaurant that's polished and well fabricated…read more Something about it feels like a lab diamond. It's sparkly, but not intimate. It just feels very manufactured. The menu is varied. If you've read my reviews before, you know that I'm a Texa-fornian, so there are a lot of places in Texas that don't suit my palate (or my waist line.) I was easily able to find a couple of things that I would have enjoyed. Based solely on the calorie count, I picked the salmon with cauliflower rice. It was a little oily, but it was good. I cleaned the plate. It's dark inside, like a steakhouse. Not for me, but if that's your thing, you would be happy. It's clean the food's fresh and if you're a drinker, there is a lot of beer. I'm not a drinker. Maybe you're asking why did you even go? Someone gave me a gift card and someone gave my daughter a gift card, so we had to use them.

    This is a nice standard sports bar feel located outside the Toyota Music Factory but there were a…read morefew things that set it apart. They're known for massively tall "yard" servings of beer, though I didn't see anyone trying one on my lunchtime visit. They do have a good 4 pages of beers on the menu! The place has high ceilings with exposed pipes lending an industrial vibe. The menu helpfully marks vegetarian options as well as lower calorie choices. I was impressed to see power outlets along the purse hooks below the bar - if you wanted to bring a laptop and catch up on work emails, it'd be possible. Our waitress was business-like and a little unfriendly, and service was terribly slow. The food was good. Free refills on our drinks flowed freely. I tried a veggie burger which was a bit spicy and oaty. I wish I'd tried a salad! Still, I appreciated that they worked with me on reserving tables for a large group all with separate checks.

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    Lobster Garlic Noodles - Maine lobster, shrimp, shiitake mushrooms, spinach and parmesan.

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