Drinks were excellent. Old fashioned, vodka martini…read more Grilled Oysters and Fried Brie appetizers were awesome!! Steak sandwiches were good.

Wow, I see it has been 12 years since my original review even though we have been to Kenny's many…read moretimes during the past 12 years. It remains one of our favorite restaurants. The food is consistently excellent. We went for dinner on a Saturday night (reservations are highly recommended). The wife had the chicken as a main entree. It was outstanding. The chicken was smoky, tender, and moist. It has a bevy of vegetables that are cooked perfectly. It comes with a side and she got the baked potato with everything. She loved everything about this entree. For me, it was an easy decision. I LOVE their wedge salad and started with that. The price has gone up a bit but it remains outstanding. For some reason, the waiter gave me a small but it was fine. The small in 2026 is $7.99 and the regular size is now $11.99. For my entree, I ordered from the appetizer menu and got the crab cake. I LOVE LOVE LOVE the crab cake. It has to be the best in Dallas. It is one half pound of pure crab meat, no filler. The price has gone up to $26.99 so it is not cheap, but it is outstanding quality. The cake was perfectly cooked and the crab was sweet. It comes with three dips but to me, I want to taste the crab so I did not use them. The kid had the old fashioned fries and devoured them. Our server, Mark, was attentive and efficient. Service was excellent as usual. Overall, this is one of the best restaurants in Dallas and IMO the best in the line of Kenny's restaurants. I cannot wait to return.

The service was great. The food was just okay. The temperature was slightly room temperature, which…read morewas disappointing after waiting for 30 plus minutes.

Such a vibe when you walking, great music and friendly staff. Owner was so nice as he came out to…read moresee how our experience was. We went for $2 tacos and tequila shots. I recommend the chicken had the best flavor. Wasn't a fan of the cake, it was dry. Highly recommend. This will definitely be my Tuesday spot!

Postino is filled with cool ambiance (character all over the place - typewriters on the walls,…read morecolorful chandeliers), great music, excellent service, and good food. We tried 3 boards: the bruschetta board, chef charcuterie board, and the pub board. All were well executed and tasty. Would highly recommend.

We gave this place a shot for happy hour... only to discover that "happy hour" apparently means…read morehappy until 5 PM. Which feels a little contradictory to the whole concept of happy hour! The bruschetta was basically toast... except it wasn't even toasted. ‍ The drinks were just okay and definitely didn't feel like a great value for the price. On the bright side, Ms. Hannah was fantastic and provided the best part of the experience with her great service. Overall: Hannah gets , but happy hour gets a solid "we can do better."

I have reviewed this place before. Same result, just an absolute "must visit" in Plano. Just ole…read morefashioned juicy burgers with ole fashioned great service. Know this, they do get very busy at times. But it's worth the wait. 100% family owned and operated. One of the owners greets you, the other makes every burger. I honestly don't know how he does it. Somehow they make the impossible work, everyday with two or three people working. This is why I love America. If you're willing to work hard and sacrifice, you can find success. Bravo Edmond's Burgers!

Great burgers and really good fries. Nice people too. We will go back often. Only tried main burger…read morethis time.

The Gibson is a good restaurant- not great; but I think with more time, it can evolve into what I…read morethink it wants to become. The decor is a snazzy Art Deco style. There are lots of details that allude to this, but as another diner mentioned, the finishes are not as high end. However, what the restaurant lacks in premium finishes, it makes up for in spirit. The service here was really great, and that's what propelled the visit into 4 star territory. Our waiter was taking care of 4 of us, and he was very polite and friendly the entire time. It was my husband's birthday, and at the end of the meal, we got to visit the speakeasy at the back of the restaurant. More on that later. To start, I had a non-alcoholic beverage. Since I didn't see a mocktail selection on the menu, I asked the waiter if they could come up with something fruity, but not too sweet. I got a drink that I could not place what fruit it was derived from, but oddly tasted like the candy from the 80's and 90's that were essentially wax with a liquid in them- I hesitate to call it juice, but it tasted like the liquid inside the wax- that's what this drink tasted like. I will not mince words- I did not like my drink. For an appetizer we had the fondue. It came with croutons and pretzel bites. The fondue itself had no real flavor. It was the most subtle cheese and didn't have a distinctive taste. The croutons and pretzel bites were fine, but I questioned the presentation. Brought out in baskets lined in checkerboard liner paper; this was giving me 50's diner vibes. For my meal, I had the Blackened Redfish from the Audition Menu (a menu of items they are testing) and it was a mixed bag. The arugula salad was good- it could've been brighter. The dirty rice was decadent, but almost a little too salty. The redfish was disappointing. It was cooked fine, but there was a spice in the red pepper beurre blanc sauce that didn't go with the other flavors. I would not order this dish again. At the end of the meal, we were escorted to the Speakeasy lounge, where we ordered dessert. They brought out a complementary flambé cheesecake for my husband's birthday, and we also ordered a creme brûlée. Both desserts were exceptional- I'd give 5 stars to both. They tasted rich without being overpowered with too much sweetness. I will definitely be back at some point to experience dessert here again, I'll just order a different entree and skip the fondue. The decor in the speakeasy was more posh than the dining room, albeit a little on the trendy side of Art Deco, still it was very nice to be invited into it. It was a very thoughtful gesture to make my husband's birthday that much more special. Also, they do have live music here which was nice, but prior to the live music starting, they did play a lot of mellow 70's and 80's tunes- think Yacht Rock and all it's cousins (adult soft contemporary and sophisti-pop) which was actually pretty cool. While not quite fine-dining, The Gibson strives to aim for it, and I think with some adjustments it can get there. The service was truly great, and the dessert was standout! The rest I think will come in time. This is still a very new restaurant and I think it's trying to navigate the complexities of establishing itself. I think there is something special here and worth exploring at a future date.

This place should be packed all the time. Bartenders are on point. The food is always good. I can't…read morestress enough how awesome the atmosphere is. It's the epitome of "I don't need to review my tab because whatever it is, it's worth it". I hope more folks find it, because it's a true hidden gem right off the tollway. They really seem to care, and that's rare today.

This is one of my favorite spots for happy hour. We got there around 4:30 and ordered oysters, the…read morefamous cheeseburger, and drinks since they were all half-price. The oysters were fresh, plump, and briny, while the cheeseburger definitely lived up to the hype. It was juicy, flavorful, and came with a crunchy pickle on the side that was the perfect complement. The drinks were refreshing and well made. Our waiter was very attentive and friendly. She checked on us several times to make sure everything was good, which made the experience even better. The place started filling up quickly as rush hour approached. The bar was packed with people coming in for happy hour, and there was already a wait for seats, so I'd definitely recommend getting there early. Yes, the menu prices have increased, but the happy hour deals still make it worth a visit.

Three visits, three strikes. After trying dinner, happy hour, and lunch, it is clear: this is the…read moreMcDonald's of seafood dining. Across every meal - from the redfish to the salads - the food has been as tasteless as styrofoam. I risked the oysters on my first visit, but after realizing the low quality here, I wouldn't dare touch their raw seafood again. Consistency doesn't exist at the bar, either. During a 2.5-hour happy hour, I ordered three Lemon Drops. They ranged from great to absolute swamp water depending on who was pouring. Lunch today was the final straw. The $14 "special" cheeseburger arrived on a stale bun with dry, unseasoned patties--and it doesn't even come with a side, just half a pickle. I've given this place more than enough chances, but they haven't brought their A-game once. Save your money, skip this strip-mall quality, and head to a reliable mid-range spot like Pappadeaux or Anaya's instead. Or, even better, get some good seafood and a great recipe and enjoy at home. This was absolutely not worth it.

Food, service and ambiance were great! Love this place!…read moreSpecial Valentine's Day entree was delicious!

The restaurant itself is so cool, beautiful atmosphere and such a good vibe. I can already tell the…read morepatio will be amazing once the weather cools down! The food was delicious. We had the deviled eggs and lump crab cakes to start, and both were SO good. Prices were great too. Our waitress, Staci (or Stacy), was AMAZING. Sweet, funny, great at banter, and incredibly attentive. Even when she was busy, she never made us feel like we were inconveniencing her. When she was at our table, we had her full attention, she checked on us the perfect amount, and we never had to ask for anything twice. She was on top of her game! My only complaint was a really awkward interaction at the end. I wanted to ask Staci two simple questions: whether they carried an olive gin I'd had in Europe (they didn't, but I haven't found it anywhere) and whether I could buy a roll of quarters because we were going to play pool. Somehow this turned into 5-6 staff members gathering around, plus this random blonde lady in a white T-shirt and jeans joining the conversation. Aside from Staci and the blonde lady, no one else even acknowledged me. They just stood there looking at me. It was weird. It felt like a lot of unnecessary attention over two simple questions and made me pretty uncomfortable. Having another customer involved was honestly the weirdest part. It was disappointing because we'd had such a great experience up until then. I went from thinking, "I need to bring my friends here!" to leaving feeling pretty unwelcome. Food: delicious. Atmosphere: beautiful. Prices: great. Staci: WONDERFUL. I just wish the interaction at the end had matched the rest of the experience. I changed my rating from two stars to four stars because I didn't feel like one bad interaction was worth two stars and I was a little flustered when I originally wrote my review.

This place is a little pricey but i'd say it's honestly worth it. I actually came here based on a…read morereview from Guy Fieri way back in the day. Honestly one of the best cheeseburgers I've ever had and I got takeout! Not to mention the food came out super quickly and fresh. The lady at the front counter was very helpful and nice. It had a really cool and modern yet still old-school type of atmosphere that anybody can enjoy a casual meal at. Definitely a good spot to bring the whole family. I'll definitely come back next time i am in the Dallas Fort Worth area!

I've loved this location of Maple & Motor. Quick service, amazing frozen Arnold Palmer, tasty…read moreburger that you can tell has a high degree of quality). I always see the owner/operator around when I visit. Tells you something about how it's run. Love the pictures posted all around the place and the decorations.

It has a good ambiance. It is decorated nicely. The hostess and waitress served us well. The…read moreprice for a dinner and soft drinks for two can easily total over $50. The food was delicious. I did not like the fact that the tipping percentage was also applied to the taxes as well as the bill. The minimum tip percentage offered on the hand held payment device was 22%. That maybe ok with some but it went over the top for me.

Let me start by saying that I always have and always will love Whiskey Cake. If there is one thing…read morethey are, it's "consistent". As expected it was pretty busy when we got there for brunch on a Sunday and were told it'd be a 30min wait for a pay off 2, but thankfully e we were able to find seats at the bar. Because the place was so busy it was a little loud but it was still easy to hear each other as we conversed. The food has yet to disappoint in the last 4 years I've been dining here. The chicken was perfectly fried, my French toast was moist, the deviled eggs were creamy, and the cocktail was delicious. We'll keep dining here and bringing our friends for sure.

I do not understand anything less than a 5 star review. This is the most creative and best tasting…read morerestaurant in north Dallas. American food with a touch of crazy combos. Highly recommend it.

The five of us enjoyed a nice lunch at neighborhood services. Bit of a challenge to get a parking…read morespace at lunch since there's no valet operating, but we managed. Service by David was excellent. Good server and very funny. He fit right in with our table. Crispy chicken sandwich was outstanding. Everyone enjoyed their entrées; cheeseburger, fish, tacos, chopped salad. And good iced tea to boot.