Amazing little French place. Parking is a bit tricky but otherwise all good. Prices are good for…read morethe food that you get.

We had a wonderful anniversary dinner at this local gem! Our first time here and we were greeted…read moreand served with care. The sophisticated and romantic venue added to the quality of the experience. Don't be fooled by the casual exterior. Our cocktails of the Negroni and Lemoncello Martini were delicious with more than a couple that sought my eye due to the intriguing ingredients. We opted for the 4 combo Amuse bouche and were delighted with the quality & flavor of all 4. Mt favorite was the salmon atop the cucumber. Menu included French classics such as their unique take on beef Bourguignon and duck a l'orange. Both items were tender, moist, and delicious with flavor enhancing sides. The brussel sprouts with a light smoky suck fat flavor was top notch. We also enjoyed being greeted by the chef table side. It was a perfect date night for us. We were too full for dessert but the options were intriguing and I can't wait to try our next time. My palate awaits!

Food was outstanding from start to finish, and the service was impeccable. The restaurant is small…read morebut cozy, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. We started with the complimentary bread, and the butter served with it was so delicious I wanted to buy some--unfortunately, they don't sell it. For appetizers, my husband ordered the French onion soup, and I chose the escargot. He thoroughly enjoyed the soup. The escargot was enjoyable, though not my personal favorite. I especially liked the foie gras pâté, which was rich, creamy, and flavorful. For the mains, my husband had the beef tenderloin with cognac-black peppercorn sauce and thin French fries. He said the steak was cooked perfectly, and the sauce was exceptional. I ordered the duck breast, which was tender, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. For dessert, we shared the brandy ice, which was refreshing and similar to a smoothie, and I had the classic crème brûlée, which was a wonderful way to end the meal.

We had a pretty solid overall experience and a great time at Saint Emilion. The restaurant is…read morereservation only so plan accordingly. We spent about 2 hours enjoying the offerings of the restaurant. They advertise a minimum of $59 per guest, but unless you frugally navigate the menu and order water I would plan to spend $100-150 per diner to get the full experience . Location: the restaurant is in a very small cottage style "house", which was PERFECT. It had so much character and really was a unique dining experience. We loved the restaurant - and had zero issues with parking. Food (and wine): the food was very good and honestly you get a lot of it. We did French onion soup, scallops, tartare, steak frites, duck, the included salad, and two desserts. Everything was genuinely very well prepared. The only thing we did not enjoy were the scallops, they were seared on one side and honestly just seemed underdone - but we're not scallop experts by any means so take that with a grain of salt. Everything else was very very good. I would highly recommend the steak frites and the duck. We will 100% come back just for the food alone. We let our waitress and the wine expert guide us with a tailored wine paring with each grouping of our dishes. This experience was very well executed - and don't skip the wine room, take a look. Service: the service was good, not amazing. The staff to table ratio felt overwhelmingly in favor of the staff, but the service didn't necessarily directly reflect that. We were celebrating a birthday which was articulated in our reservation but unfortunately that was overlooked but happily accommodated when mentioned. This was prime time on a Saturday and we were in no hurry, so not really a major impact for us. Someone who was a stickler for perfect service on a rather expensive meal might say otherwise. Overall we had a great time, and will certainly be back. Thanks for providing Fort Worth with a taste of France!

5/5 - A Perfect Spot for Great Food & Focused Work…read more Vie à Paris in Hurst is an absolute gem. The moment you walk in, you're greeted by a tranquil, French-inspired atmosphere filled with lush green plants and soft, calming décor. Their display cases are a feast for the eyes--packed with beautiful specialty cakes, and an irresistible variety of baked goods. I spent about two hours here working on business plans with a friend, and it was the ideal environment: peaceful, comfortable, and inspiring. We enjoyed a delicious lunch of two of their delicious sandwiches, that were every bit as satisfying as the ambiance. But the star of the show? The croissants. Their large croissants are genuinely the best I have ever eaten--flaky, buttery perfection. I'm planning to pick up a dozen for Thanksgiving today because they're just that good. Highly recommend this bakery for anyone looking for amazing pastries, a relaxing place to work or chat, and a little taste of Paris right here in Texas.

My mother in law and I popped in here to get a sweet treats after shopping in the area, and they…read morehad some great cake options. Between us we ordered the Black Forest cake (which is one of my all time favorites) it was so yummy. We took home a cream horn for later, very good and we decided to try the Asian pandan cake which is green. Never had it before, it was interesting flavors a little floral and light not my favorite but still good. They were very nice and helpful and everything was a good price. They also had sandwiches and soups available to order with a little cafe seating area. I would return if in the area.

We had lunch yesterday & dinner tonight at Le Margot. Bartender Owen served us lunch and made me…read morethe BEST dirty Martini, Ever. He called it. "Galveston Martini (IFKYK!). I'm STILL laughing at his description! So clever! Tonight we had dinner. Jordan was our server & truly understood the menu & the grace of classical table service! His menu recommendation ( Dover Sole, with a brown butter sauce & fried capers, was spot on & he expertly deboned it table-side, which made my classical French table service soul so very happy! He also recommended the Belgium Endive Salad with Gorgonzola, which was yummy enough to make the entire evening worthwhile! I watched the MOD, Matthew, interact with every table in the dining room, a refreshingly old school take on customer service! We enjoyed speaking with Matthew as well. I hope the owners understand how impressive Matthew is & how his attention elevated our dining experience! I don't want to forget to mention the gracious ladies at the hostess station! These young ladies are gems as the first & last impression of every dining experience! Last and certainly not least: the food! Over 2 days, we had the lobster bisque, flame' Gorgonzola tarte (simply AMAZING!) Belgium Endive Salad w Gorgonzola, Dover Dole, Crème Brûlée. Every bite was a pleasure, Kudos!

After years of wanting to try one of Chef Graham's restaurants, finally made it to Le Margot -- and…read moreunfortunately left disappointed. The restaurant is nice with (an obvious)) French chic vibe, but the overall execution of the everything just missed the mark. The French onion soup was extremely salty, as was everything else. The grilled filet mignon with roasted asparagus and peppercorn sauce was a complete miss. The asparagus was not prepared well at all - closer to the bottom was inedible. The filet was a nice cut but had next to no char and simply wasn't cooked well. A bit dumbfounded here.

We were back here back in early March and everything was absolutely divine. Kids enjoyed their…read moremeal. The iced chai was very good and extremely happy with the "to go" cup. Joshua was our waiter and he attended to us frequently to see that we were happy. We sat outside but the inside is cozy but outside was better with 2 toddlers.

Enjoyed a bowl of Lobster bisque and a bowl of French onion soup with my sweetheart. I also had…read morebread sticks to go with my bisque. The service was very good with a pleasant waiter makes Frankie. He kept our water glasses filled and checked on us multiple times. The restaurant was busy but we enjoyed our time together there. There was a woman singing and a guy playing guitar.

Ambience is great. Their soufflés are the best! However their soups, salads and sandwiches at lunch…read moreare also delicious!

Had dinner with friends after an event. The food is always great and the service wonderful. Tonight…read morewas a great example. Diego took wonderful care of our table. We had Chef Thomas come out to let us know my steak was overcooked and being refired, and would follow the other plates by 2 minutes. Great communication all the way around, and great care taken in getting it right. Never had a bad meal here, but this was a stand out evening for the quality of service!

Pro-tip: If you eat somewhere else, make sure to save room for dessert at Rise Souffle!!…read more Oh man. What a special experience. First, you walk in and you're introduced to a small, charming, and warm space that looks straight out of a children's fairytale. Don't forget to grab a little surprise card (child friendly and adult friendly) either before you sit down or on your way out. Cute conversation starters and reflection inspiration! My objective of the night was dessert, so I didn't even bother to look at the savory souffles. While waiting for our server, my eyes were captivated by the twinkling lights around me (in the indoor space) and the sight and sounds of the chefs whisking away the souffles before they went in the oven. I was expecting Ratatouille's Remy to pop out. Anyway, as we gazed through the dessert menu, we thought we were enlightened already, but it only got better -- the specials: Strawberry and Pistachio. I'm regretting only getting the Pistachio because it was just so dang good. Will definitely be back. Austin is missing out. To the owner - Wonderful job bringing a taste of your French childhood to Dallas.

Is it worth the price? Maybe for a first time. Complementary bread was ok…read more Ham soufflé was good. Pistachio soufflé was just ok. Staff was friendly and environment is dark, but cool.

I can't even tell you how beautiful and amazing this place is me and my sister went for breakfast…read moreand it tasted amazing. The customer service is absolutely stunning and it literally feels like you're in France!!! The food tasted amazing in the ambience makes you feel like you're in a whole different world. Me and my sister could not get enough of it. It was absolutely amazing. I definitely recommend with my whole heart!!!

This is the best spot to pick up a crepe or a croissant. I'm not even playing, they have the best…read morechocolate croissants I've ever had. Very cute place and staff is friendly. I hope they stick around for a long time

I came here for a team lunch. My husband and I shared: -…read moreMarshmallow Soup - Jambon y Gruyère Soufflé - Truffle Infused Mushroom Soufflé I love goat cheese so the marshmallow soup was amazing. The ham & cheese was probably my favorite between the soufflés, but they were both good. For dessert, my team all shared: - Raspberry Soufflé - Grand Marnier Soufflé - Praline Pecan Soufflé - Banana Foster Soufflé The banana foster was hands down my favorite of the sweet ones. Raspberry would be my second choice. This was my first time having soufflé and I'm glad I tried it. It felt like a bit much to eat a whole soufflé and dessert ones. I'd recommend sharing and getting something else too.

Great place for a special occasion or nice date…read more We ordered from the prix fixe menu, which included our choice of appetizer, main dish and dessert. I ordered the cheese plate as my appetizer, the truffle souffle for my main, and the raspberry souffle for my dessert. The cheese plate had 4 wonderful cheeses and a number of tasty accompanying treats like figs and cornichon pickles. I would very much recommend it. The main souffle was kinda one note. The mushroom flavor was strong and I wish there was more cheese or some larger chunks of mushroom, perhaps some gravy, but that may be too british. I enjoyed this, but I will try another souffle when I return. On the other hand, my raspberry dessert souffle was delicious. Lightly flavored and sweetened on its own, the supplied raspberry sauce brought strong flavors to the pillowy souffle. The service was exceptional and the atmosphere here was outstanding. The decor was cute and welcoming in equal measure.

My date and I had an incredible experience at St. Martin's Wine Bistro…read more The ambiance sets the tone immediately. It's dark, moody, and effortlessly romantic, with a live pianist playing throughout the evening. It's the kind of place that feels intimate without being stuffy, perfect for a date night. The service was honestly some of the best I've had in Dallas. My water never dropped below two sips from full, the team was that attentive. It became amusing (in the best way) how on top of everything they were. Our waiter, Rene, was outstanding. He provided stellar recommendations from starters to entrées, drinks, and desserts. I trusted him enough to let him choose my glass of wine to follow my cocktail, and he nailed it. He also walked us through the menu in detail, which was incredibly helpful as first-time guests. The food absolutely delivered: * Shrimp St. Martins - Five jumbo de-veined shrimp in a rich, butter-like sauce that was decadent without being overwhelming. * Frisée Aux Lardon Salad - Rene thoughtfully split this tableside and served it onto individual plates. The dressing leans heavily Dijon-forward, so order accordingly if you're not a mustard fan. That said, the bacon was some of the best I've ever had: thick, slightly sweet, and perfectly cooked. * Sea Bass Ratatouille - Served over a tomato sauce, it was flavorful, well-balanced, and not too heavy. * Rack of Lamb - An extremely generous portion (which I happily helped my date finish). It was boldly seasoned and on the saltier side, which I personally loved, though I understand that may not be for everyone. * Affogato - A simple but perfect way to close out the meal. Between the romantic atmosphere, top-tier service, and excellent food, this is easily one of the better dining experiences I've had in Dallas.

I can't say enough good things about this restaurant! A friend of ours introduced it to us and we…read morehave loved going back and back again! Apparently it's a Dallas staple restaurant, having been around for more than 44 years, but it is now in a new location as of 2024. Starting from the moment you walk in you are enveloped in a very moody romantic French bistro. Just inside the front door you are greeted by the hostess. There's also a live piano player who plays live music at just the right volume. Tables are covered in white tablecloths with glowing candles. The booths are especially cozy! If you are looking for a romantic dinner spot this is your spot! The service here is on par and the food delicious! This particular night we started with the caviar service, then moved on to the mixed green salad. After that, honestly I was full so I just had Lobster Bisque for dinner while my husband had the lamb. We both thoroughly enjoyed our meals, but were too full to move onto dessert, maybe next time!