Star Wars Pizza night, FUN May the Fourth be with you…read more Half off your Roni, which was delicious

We went here for dinner on a gorgeous day in Dallas when the weather was just perfect. We sat…read moreoutdoors on the patio. We were there for happy hour so we took advantage of some of the specials. My margarita was discounted $2 and the wife's wine was $6 a glass. Margherita pizza was $10, usually $17. We also added The Emma, a sausage pizza, and it was our favorite. In my opinion, the Margherita had too much cheese and was more like a cheese pizza. The beauty of a Margherita is simple, minimalist toppings. The kid loved her pasta with red sauce. Ate it all and wanted more. Tanner, our server, was outstanding. Very friendly. He was efficient and not intrusive but there when we needed something. This location is emerging as our go-to pizza place so we will be back.

Getting hungry; the husband needed food asap while we were out shopping. We had just finished some…read moregroceries from Sam's club and needed to pick up some items from Aldi's around the corner. As soon as we entered the parking lot, he went from regular Eddie to hulk smash if I don't get a sandwich soon. And that is how we found Latin Deli. It's small, quaint, and a cute patio on the outside. You walk in to a little almost what a desert kiosk would be like at the mall with a fountain soda station, and some cucumber lime, horchata, and Jamaica constantly tumbling I. Their tanks. The menu is extensive, from Latin crepes, to sandwiches and salads, to even breakfast items. I opted for some chilaquiles, it was tomatillo heavy and super acidic which made it delightful. The beef was well done and paired nicely to the sauce. I would probably sauce on the side next time but man it was scrumptious. Eddie ordered a salad but somehow got a sandwich, which he enjoyed so much more than he would've a salad. Should we have checked? Probably but he was hungry and he wasn't complaining. Service was quick and delightful. If there's any issues, is that this place is on the pricier side. It was $30 for both our meals plus drinks which came out to almost 40ish dollars without tip, so it turned to $50. Would we come again? Probably on pay day.

We tried the place recently for brunch and had a good experience. My wife tried the chicken salad…read moresandwich. I had the Cubano sandwich and my daughter had a side of scrambled eggs and bacon. Everything had great flavor. The fries were unique. We sat outside on the patio because it was a nice day, but were approached by an unhoused person wandering the parking lot. So, just be aware of your surroundings.

There is a guy named Chris that is almost always working the register here. He is always very…read morefriendly and helpful. Chris always makes my visits here very pleasant. I tend to favor this location because he is always so friendly. Today was no different, but there was another person working the register. This person's name was Eric. Wow, Eric is such a friendly person. This kid put a smile on my face while helping me out. I stayed and ate inside and observed Eric helping other customers. This place has some great employees. It just makes the whole experience great. Having good people helping customers out really makes the experience so much better.

Constantly forgetting items on the order like chips and drinks as well as not respecting…read moreadditions/substitutions when using the mobile app. -their mobile app is also entirely unhelpful

Amazing coffee spot in a cool Walnut Hill complex…read more I like the vibe here and their coffee is always on point. I've only been during the day and always spend a little time working before a coffee meeting. The WiFi is always good and the coffee is great. The ambiance is very open and inviting as well. They serve small bites as well but I haven't really partaken. Additionally, I think they have several beers on tap and they appear to all be cool local brews. If you're looking for a good local coffee shop with a vibe, this may be your new spot!!

This coffee shop has quietly become my Dallas work-week crush…read more It's conveniently close to the office I'm using while I'm here, but the real draw is the vibe. Beautiful sunshine pours through big windows, there's a lovely park right outside, and the light is so good it feels like the café equivalent of a good hair day. Dallas weather helps, obviously--but this place knows how to use it. The space is lively without being chaotic. Plenty of outdoor seating, lots of indoor seating, and a very reasonable three-hour Wi-Fi window that keeps people working instead of camping. It feels intentional. People come here to stay, not hover in line. Speaking of which--there's never a line. They're clearly well staffed, everyone's efficient, and everyone is genuinely nice. Now, pastries. This is where they shine. A lot of unique options you don't see everywhere, and everything I tried was excellent. The almond croissant? Fantastic. The blueberry cake? A must-get. I went two days in a row (because obviously), and on day one they told me it was their most popular item. Day two, by 11 a.m., it was completely gone and kept selling out as soon as they tried to restock. That alone tells you what you need to know. The matcha is good--made from scratch, which I appreciate. Is it the best matcha I've ever had? No. It's better than Local Johnny's, but not quite on the level of Marin Coffee Roasters or Ralph & Rose. Still very drinkable and enjoyable, especially if you're settling in to work. What really sets this place apart is its personality. It doesn't feel like a cookie-cutter café or "insert minimalist coffee brand here." There's charm. Character. A little whiteboard with a joke about New Year's resolutions that made me smile. Small details, but they matter. Would I come back? Absolutely. I already did--twice. I'd recommend it especially for locals looking for a solid work spot, co-working with a friend, or anyone who wants to be productive without being bothered. If you're visiting Dallas briefly, this might not be a destination café--but if you're here for a bit and want a reliable, pleasant, sunny place to work and snack, this one's a yes.

Fast service, great sandwiches and burgers. The bread is baked fresh daily so the buns are extra…read moresoft and fluffy! The portion sizes are decent! Always a good eat, would definitely recommend!

I got the green goddess sandwich & sweet potato fries. The flavor was good but was disappointed in…read morethe bread. It was a soft roll, cold, wished it could have been a better type of bread or toasted.

Cafe Frida is such a cute cafe nestled in Garland. Its spacious, with ample seating and outlets!…read moreThey also have an ice cream shop as well separated by a door. I ordered a banana matcha with oat milk and it wasn't overly sweet which i appreciate. I enjoyed it but I could've wished for more banana flavoring to come through. It said it came with banana milk but I asked if I wanted whole milk or an alternative so I wonder why the banana milk isn't standard. I think it would've enhanced the flavor. Oh and the menu notes ceremonial grade matcha for anyone wondering. The space is vibrant and bright with lots of decor going on. It seemed like a very popular spot with customers bustling in for a few hours. I'll be back to try some more matcha drinks and maybe the ice cream too.

Place is right in the heart of Downtown Garland. Very cute and convenient location. Right from the…read moreoutside you can appreciate the art and aesthetic let alone once you walk in. Atmosphere was pretty quiet when I walked in and there was no line either. The ladies at the register were nice and I ended up getting an Horchata Foam Latte. To be honest, the drink itself was okay... nothing special. However the place on its own was beautiful to me and I would go back to try out other drinks of theirs!

Was kind of a fan of this fried shrimp poboy! Flavorful and juicy and tender shrimp. Good bread…read more Could use a little more sauce on it. Sad to hear this place closed!

I was really excited to try this place, espeically knowing how good Evan's Meat Market is. I really…read moreenjoy the turkey Poboy so I thought I would try something different at this place. I was particularly excited to try the pastrami. Unfortunately, I was a little disappointed. The pastrami, which had a decent flavor, but became a little too salty as I kept eating. Also, I love mustard, but it was a little overpowering. Would probably asked for it on the side next time. The biggest disappointment was the curly fries. The portion size was great but most of them were inedible. They were overcooked, and hard a rock. Such a shame because the seasoning on them were tasty. The inside is very nice!! The branding is great. I also appreciate that they offer sugar cane soda. Everyone was super friendly and happy to serve everyone that came in. Overall I didn't have a great first experience but would give it another shot.

I went to the original Cindi's NY Deli location in Dallas for brunch and pastries after a friend…read morerecommended it to me. I was also interested in the history behind the business and how the owner came to America and started the restaurant decades ago. The brunch was very classic American style, comforting and satisfying. The pastries, though, were heavenly. If I hadn't been traveling, I definitely would have bought more to take home. Overall, it was a great stop with good food, delicious pastries, and a meaningful local story behind it.

Do you even live in Dallas if you haven't been to a Cindi's???? With multiple locations, there…read morereally is no excuse! Cindis is a local staple and for good reason! They serve consistently good food and great service throughout the area! Breakfast is popular, even during the week, so be prepare to wait. The daily specials are good home cooking. Menu varies a bit across locations. You also can get really great bagels, matzo ball soup, and rich and creamy chopped liver! Don't sleep on the Reuben! Each location has a different feel, but you are guaranteed to leave with a happy belly!

Amazing! I dropped in to grab a quick lunch while in the area. After reading some of the reviews, I…read morethought I'd give it a try. I was blown away. Clean and well laid out, this little food establishment has the right recipe for success. From the moment I walked in the door I could tell they knew how to treat customers right. I was greeted immediately when I walked in. One of the first questions was "have you dined with us before?" I said no, and the helpful staff led me through some wonderful options. From the reviews, I knew I had to try the lemon chicken Farro soup. I also ordered half of a turkey avocado salsa Verde sandwich. The combination was fantastic. The chicken broth soup with farro, spinach, chicken and carrots was delicious. I purchased two more bowls to go. The turkey sandwich was freshly sliced turkey, cheese, shredded lettuce, tomatoes, and a very light mayonnaise type dressing. It was grilled like a Panini making it warm, fresh, and delicious. I've already told my husband we will be going back again this week. I had a chance to visit with one of the staff and they told me a little bit about expansion plans for the chain. I'm looking forward to seeing more open in Texas. Definitely a great place for lunch or dinner. Order at the counter and then scan the QR code at your table with the number on your receipt. Staff will bring your food to you. How easy is that? It looks like they also have a large pick up business. I can see living nearby and doing that frequently. Multiple locations in the Dallas area. Give them a try. I feel confident you will like it as much as I did.

Food and service is always so good. Basil pasta shells, hummus crunch salad, steak sandwich, all…read morethe drink flavors were yum This was a nice location as well

Lake Highlands Cafe is darling, just a perfect neighborhood spot. It's nothing fancy, but it's…read moregreat for a casual breakfast, brunch, whatever. The prices are reasonable, the service is very nice, and the food is solid. I had an egg plate, which came with plenty of extras, such as a side biscuit, and I added a side of chicken sausage. Again, it's nothing fancy, but it was the perfect diner-esque breakfast.

We've been to LHC a few times for brunch but decided to try it for lunch. Got off to a rough start…read morewhen nobody came to take orders or bring water for over 15min before I had to ask for a server. Not a huge thing but frustrating with two cranky hungry toddlers. As for the food, I was IMPRESSED! I got the Buffalo Chicken wrap and it was phenomenal crispy chicken and bacon tossed in buffalo sauce with a nice "freshish" tortilla and mixed greens. I wish it was wrapped better and my fries were crispier but it was great. I will be back!