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Little Blue Bistro

4.0 (34 reviews)
Closed • 5:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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Elisa M.

Located in Bishop Arts, so IYKYK what parking is going to be like. However there is a valet across the street. This little spot use to be the lemonade place, however they have done a wonderful job recreating the space. Is intimate, great for a first date, a glass of wine, a girl friends gathering . . . And they serve food. I came with a large group of girlfriends for a Christmas party. We gathered at 7pm and I don't know if my hostess told them to wait but it was an hour before we ordered food but the food came out rather quickly. I ordered the pot roast and although the meat was TEN-DER, the meal itself lacked seasoning. I was told the roast was cooked in a Mississippi pot roast style, however besides seeing the pepperoncini, I wouldn't have known. The mashed potatoes lacked seasoning and it all felt a little greasy to me (too much butter which I never thought I would EVER say!). The staff were really nice and accommodating. I missed the sign that says fee for using credit card, but it was a small fee, but just so you know. There is a backyard/porch area as well. So a nice spot as the weather gets nicer and who doesn't love options. I will say I was eyeballing the salad - it was a nice portion size that could be shared. I was disappointed by the cost of the bread and the size of that but that's just me. Overall I'd give it another try.

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John C.

Such a cute, little wine bar in Bishop Arts. The setting is intimate, with a few tables inside and out; I'd say it's most suitable for parties of 4 or less. The server suggested an excellent wine pairing based on our preference and the dishes we ordered. The dishes are tapa style, great for sharing. Highlights include: blue prawns, marsala and pot roast. The prawns were really substantial, dipped in an awesome, hearty broth. Must dip bread in said broth. The marsala was coated in a delicious, creamy sauce, flavored perfectly. The pot roast came with a side of fluffy mashed potatoes that really surprised me. Overall a great meal, we'd recommend!

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Gabriella V.

This is a really small and cozy spot! I took my mom to dinner and wanted to try something new with her. It was so amazing and the service was wonderful. Everything tasted very intentional and well balanced in flavor. I love that beautiful restaurants and cuisines like this exist in my neighborhood. I can't wait to come back. Also I love that all the wines are carefully selected.

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Minh D.

Ambiance: 5/5 Food and drinks: 4/5 Walking arond Bishop arts on Friday and stumbled upon this cute shop. I love the concept of setting up business in a repurposed home - there's so much character in a space. The inside was dimly lit with lights and small candles on the table. Server was swift and attentive. They have a variety of French inspired small dishes and chicken/pasta/ pot roast on the menu. We ordered a bit of everything - the terrine and escargot were quite good. Escargot needs a bit of salt - which is the trend for their dishes. Pot roast and Bolognese are tasty, albeit needing salt. I'm not a salty eater but that extra salt is needed to achieve the umami that they are missing. They have an all natural wine menu, cocktail and beer. Ambiance was chill and romantic, we all got a bit tipsy afterwards. Overall nice spot!

Alan R.

I had an excellent time coming to Little Blue Bistro. It is a small, intimate restaurant in the Bishop Arts area. The ambiance inside was very warm and perfect for date night. Our waitress was quite kind and knowledgeable about the menu. We started off with the whitefish dip and caponata on toast which both were great options. For our entrees, we got the blue prawns and mailale marsala. The prawns were cooked excellent and I loved the tomatoes and sauce it came with. The marsala dish was also great with some nice different textural elements incorporated with the breadcrumbs. The standout from the night was the cheesecake. I don't normally enjoy cheesecake but this is one of the better desserts I have had in Dallas. The portion size was enormous and I would go back just to have it. Overall, everything we ate had a great depth of flavor and was enjoyed in a wonderful ambiance. I would certainly come back here.

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Rachel R.

Very small, quaint restaurant in an old house with dark ambiance and good wine deals. My number one favorite cheesecake I've had in dallas is right here! Some of the dishes aren't as expected and the menu changes frequently but the pasta is a go to and the pot roast is a must if you do need recommendations! I'd vote the stracc, pot roast and bolognese as my favorite dishes on the menu when I was there. Didn't love the terrine; it's more of a meat/cheese board app with cold rabbit topping. The salad was small and didn't rock my word either. I did like the stew a lot! Get a reservation here or come early and sit at the bar for some tasty wine and cheesecake!

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Hannah R.

Intimate little bistro set inside a house in Bishop Arts. They have a great wine and cocktail selection. The bread and butter is a necessity and the pot roast is insanely good.

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Anna C.

We sat at the bar tonight and got some mocktails and oysters! Perfect little date night.

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Jenna S.

Walked past this place one night and it looked so cute, booked a reservation the next week!!! Did not disappoint! The patio was so perfect, giving suchhhh good vibes. Wine and service were lovely. Moving on to food.... every dish hit. The Caesar salad was very authentic and light, homemade croutons on top. The Bolognese was wonderful, the sauce was super flavorful. The pot roast was savory, but still light enough to eat in the summer, highly recommend. The Italian cheesecake is now one of my favorite desserts in Dallas.... the words I would use to describe it would not do it justice... just go try it. Cannot wait to go back!!

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Cool vibes, but the food was not worth the money. The escargot was really good, but beyond that it was just okay at best.

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Best vibes, drinks and food! Service was amazing! I can't wait to go back! The escargot was to die for

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