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    Oddfellows

    3.5 (1.7k reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Chicken Fried Steak
    Sean C.

    Even on a rainy Saturday, the place was pretty busy. The server didn't come around that much or I would have got another drink. For appetizer, we got the fried green tomatoes with a salmon dip on the side. The tomatoes had a weird taste to them and I was not a fan. The salmon spread was pretty good though. On the chicken fried streak, it was massive. However, I think it needed make gravy. And my eggs were supposed to be over easy but one of the yolks was busted during cooking which should not be sent out like that.

    Ethel R.

    Sunday Walk-a-ton-day, exploring a quaint part of Dallas with my hubby. 3rd stop and more to update. Bishop Art District - Dallas Oddfellows Server - Whitney, she was very sweet. Got our drinks fast and help me with recommendation on what to eat. Added extra peppers because we like to eat spicy. Ame's Vodka Gimlet (x2) Vodka, Lime Mint, Crushed Ice Buffalo Mac Fried Chicken Tenders, Buffalo Sause, Blue Cheese Crumb, Creamy Mac & Cheese Sliced Jalapeño and BBQ Sause on the side, not on the Chicken Tenders Place is so much fun. Decide is beautiful setting. There is indoor seating. On beautiful sundays like this everyone seat outside. Must visit!

    Hand character...lol
    Lana Y.

    We enjoyed everything about our Oddfellows visit. We order a hazelnut latte and a mocha latte and they were delish. We automatically got a big bottle of cold water which I loved. I ordered the mushroom sourdough toast and the husband got the wagyu chicken fried steak. Both were so good. Sylvia was our waitress and she was great. We will definitely be back!

    Brisket Hash
    Sonya G.

    My friend and I decided to visit Oddfellows as it was one of the few places open early for breakfast, not brunch. Service was good, thought it was kinda weird that we weren't given a drink menu, seems like they don't have one? Food was good but not great, nothing much to write about.

    Chicken Fried Steak
    Timia W.

    Beautiful decor and indoor/outdoor seating, but the food was underwhelming. Everything on my plate was severely under seasoned. I got the chicken fried steak, potatoes and mac and cheese. The steak had a great crisp, but again no flavor. For dessert we got beignets. They were not authentic as claimed to be and were not very edible. They smelled and had a very yeasty taste. It was more like powdered sandwich bread. Our server was nice and attentive! Overall though, this place was very lackluster.

    Buffalo Mac
    Francisco R.

    Finally made it into odd fellows for brunch. It's so hard to get in, even on a rainy day the wait was 45 minutes for 2. Service was okay, it took a while for our server to come greet us but then once they did things were smooth. I had the fried green tomatoes and the buffalo Mac and cheese. The fried green tomatoes were just okay. They definitely do them differently. The smoked salmon on the side was good. The buffalo mac and cheese was so good! Overall, this place was alright.

    Front door
    Idris A.

    No matter what time you go, you'll have a great vibe with good food and great service. The brunch menu is delicious along with the vast amount of coffee and espresso and such. The building has an open concept where you can sit outside like it's a diner or just enjoy the sunlight from inside while you dine.

    Sangria and Hugo sprits
    Rebecca A.

    Super uber cute spot! We just went for cocktail around 4pm. Wasn't packed. Found a spot to sit quick the server was attentive. It was a beautiful day! The place was clean and drinks were good.

    Oatmeal
    Angel W.

    This restaurant is a MUST TRY! The food is delicious but most importantly the service is top notch. They are very accommodating. Unfortunately I watched a very rude customer try to degrade our waitress but she handled it so well. I left an extra tip just because of how rude the other customer was. I can't wait to return here. We enjoyed the oatmeal, pancakes and the salmon Benedict. All amazing!

    Angel H.

    A lot of brunch places get too much hype, but not this one. It is absolutely perfect. We went on a Friday morning for brunch and received great service. The vibe was on point. The food was amazing. I especially loved the flavor of the fried chicken. I would definitely come back if I lived closer. It's definitely worth making the drive over because there's a lot of neat things to explore after you eat. You could make a little day of it.

    Chicken Chilaquiles
    Michelle A.

    Unfortunately a disappointment in my hunt for a Dallas brunch spot. We opted for a table outside as it wasn't too chilly outside and inside was pretty noisy (though we ended up outside with a rowdy group that were probably just as loud as the entire inside but that's no fault of the restaurant other than maybe over serving). We were quickly sat but that was about all that happened quickly. We watched tables around us get sat and every one get greeted and served before we had still as much as been spoken to. Feeling myself about to lose my sh%t, I went back to the host stand let them know we had still not been helped (honestly we probably should've just chopped it up as a loss and started over elsewhere). We finally got some recognition but it was mediocre at best. Since we had been waiting so long, we put in every thing we already knew we wanted to get this show on the road. We ordered deviled eggs, brisket hash and the duck bacon sandwich (which I had already picked before we left the hotel and probably the reason I chose this place over other options because I don't eat pork and have never seen duck bacon as an option). To my dismay, the server comes back and lets me know they are out of duck bacon (I'm going to tell myself us not getting service didn't keep me from the last of said duck bacon but we'll never really know). I asked him to give me a sec to rethink my plan but it took him quite some time to come back ask but ultimately I ended up with chilaquiles instead. Deviled eggs were good, hubby liked his hash, chilaquiles were mediocre and unfortunately didn't come out until my husband was probably half way through his hash. You could maybe get me back in to try the duck bacon sandwich and hope for a better experience, but I wouldn't hold my breathe in receiving better service seeing other experiences, so I would probably opt to give another place a shot.

    Eggs benedict
    Kathy T.

    Great breakfast place in Bishop Arts district . Good service , but better yet, great food! The place is bustling and hustling , so don't expect a quiet breakfast . Full bar and extensive menu. Highly recommend the chicken steak and gravy. I tally had the eggs bene---had better but my BF had the chicken steak and boy howdy it was a crispy piece of heaven . Coffee is really good as well. Recommend.

    Shrimp & Grits (online)
    Jolanta M.

    I stopped by Oddfellows in the Bishop Arts District and ordered the shrimp & grits along with the fried green tomatoes. As someone from Louisiana, I'm pretty picky about authentic Cajun flavors, and while the dishes weren't quite the traditional taste I'm used to back home, they were still well-prepared and enjoyable. The shrimp & grits had a nice texture, and the seasoning--though milder than true Cajun style--was still flavorful in its own way. The fried green tomatoes were crispy, fresh, and a solid starter. The atmosphere was rustic, busy, crowded but, the service was fast throughout my visit.

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    Our breakfast was great and the outdoor patio was so nice! Our server did a great job answering our questions about the menu.

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    Quick service for Friday brunch. The vibes were cute. I wished there were more coffee options though

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    Ask the Community - Oddfellows

    When is happy hour? The pictures of the old menus and signs show different times. Thank you?

    Monday - Friday from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM

    What's the wait like for Saturday/Sunday brunch?

    20-40 minutes but you can check in online to minimize the wait.

    When will you have pumpkin pancakes?

    They have different pancakes everyday . There is a pancake of the day . So I think if you just call them and see they will tell you

    What is oddfellows famous for?

    Coffee, chicken and waffles and buffalo Mac and cheese

    This pulled up when I typed in BYOB Brunch, does anyone know? I feel like this was pulled up by mistake in my search engine.

    No, they serve Beer and Wine

    Is brunch Saturday & Sunday from opening to 3pm?

    Yes

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    Norma's Cafe

    Norma's Cafe

    4.1
    (673 reviews)
    0.8 mi
    $$

    First off - our server (Wewas is her name, I believe) was excellent. So nice, efficient and…read moreaccurate (my friend and I were a little "Sally" on December 11). Thank you for being so friendly, helpful and ON TOP OF EVERYTHING! The food - delicious diner food and you are served so much for the price. My friend is a regular - as in she knows the specials of the day, down to the daily featured veggies - so I was in great hands. She had the special beef tri-tips over noodles with the special broccoli cheese and rice side (2) and green beans. She also ordered this for her partner at home so he would be well fed too! I tried the chicken fried chicken (TDF!), mashers with both brown and white gravies on the side, green beans and the broccoli cheese and rice as sides. NOTE - most of the entrees come with 3 sides and there is a cornucopia to select from. The fresh cornbread and rolls were warm and moist...be sure to ask for the house made cinnamon butter. YUM! We both had plenty to take home. I loved the green beans so much that I ordered a side to go. We were too stuffed to try their pies, But NEXT TIME for sure! Norma's also serves breakfast all day. One star off for the ladies room - could have been cleaner, but definitely not a deal breaker. Be sure to support this LOCAL GEM!

    Fried Pickles were salty but the ranch was divine. Rhubarb and strawberry pie was tart. Brown…read moregravy get it! Side dishes were excellent recommend mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese and green beans. Chicken fried chicken was juicy and perfectly cooked. Service and tea was excellent! It's one of the rare pie shops that still use a meringue on the top.

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    Big Ol' Cinnamon Roll (hard as a brick) Chicken Fried Steak (tough) chorizo & egg Breakfast tacos (wrapper stuck to tortillas)
    Big Ol' Cinnamon Roll (hard as a brick) Chicken Fried Steak (tough) chorizo & egg Breakfast tacos (wrapper stuck to tortillas)
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    PhD - Pour House Dallas

    PhD - Pour House Dallas

    3.5
    (178 reviews)
    0.9 mi
    $$

    Friendly service, solid menu, great food and drinks…read more Craving a burger on a Thursday afternoon, I stopped by PHD's around 2:30pm. The place had a healthy crowd for that time of day, which is always a good sign. The layout is a casual mishmash of outdoor patios, indoor bars, and a mix of tables and high-tops. Located right across from the Kessler Theater, they clearly attract a steady stream of pre- and post-show guests. The overall vibe is a relaxed sports bar with a welcoming neighborhood feel. I went with the classic cheeseburger and swapped fries for onion strings. The burger was delicious, and the onion strings were a great choice, crispy, flavorful, and not overly greasy. Definitely give PHD's a try. I was impressed.

    I wrote my review after my first visit here. I have become a regular at phd coming every weds for…read morethe last 2 mos for trivia and im loving it. I have tried a bunch of things on the menu. My favorite is probably the sliders, although i wish they came with a side of fries. (Problem solved by ordering a side of fries.) ive also had the lgbtq sandwich- super tasty, loaded waffle fries- yum, individual nachos- yum, onion rings- yum, chicken acapulco in wrap form- pretty tasty, chicken blt- bland, and club- yummy. Pretty much everything is a win. On top of the food, ive realized that the bar feels kind of like home to me. Im not a drinker and dont frequent bars, but heres why. The gm is a sweetheart. He has the sweetest relationship with his staff and you can tell from the way they interact how close they all are. I love going in and recognizing the staff and getting hugs from them. What else is cool- they pack up meals for the homeless twice a month. I think it's connected with the owners church but still using the space for that is awesome. I have come a couple times and plan to keep coming back. Charles always asks me if i want a ginger ale bc he knows thats all I drink. I also love that a couple of my trivia friends have a special beer they like, charles tries to keep it on hand for them. He also knows thats i like to watch the wnba games and is starting to check for them before i get there for trivia on weds nights. All these things make me want to keep coming back.

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    PhD - Pour House Dallas
    Dining room.
    Dining room.
    Quarter Pancakes with potatoes. They were delish!

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    Quarter Pancakes with potatoes. They were delish!
    Written By The Seasons

    Written By The Seasons

    4.5
    (280 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$$
    Locally owned & operated
    Takes reservations

    Convenient brunch spot in Bishop Arts. The interior was clean and welcoming, really appreciated the…read morefloor-to-ceiling windows that let in lots of natural light. They have a dedicated bar area if you want to grab a drink. Want to highlight they have a solid drink menu; I tried a cold pressed pineapple juice that was super refreshing. For food, we tried the grilled shrimp salad and egg sandwich. The sandwich stood out; great flavors, crispy potatoes, tho a tiny bit over salted. Overall an enjoyable experience, great for meeting up with people, we'd recommend!

    We dined at Written by the Seasons in Bishop Arts last night, and unfortunately the experience was…read moredisappointing. Things got off on the wrong foot when our server forgot my cocktail order and an appetizer which was the pork ribs. Minutes after ordering the cocktail, appetizer and a bottle of wine our server came back saying we needed to order every dish up front. At that moment we told them we do like to take our time and share dishes as they come out one by one and he honestly seemed happy to hear that. They then brought the wine but the cocktail was again completely forgotten. One of our other items showed up fist (kimchi pancakes), which I will say were great, but we then asked about the ribs and he confirmed he completely forgot about them. He said he put the ribs in as a rush and they would come out with one other dish. We said this would be fine, but not minutes after the ribs arrived all four other dishes showed up simultaneously. Our table was overcrowded, and it completely took away from the leisurely dining experience we were expecting. To make matters worse, two of the dishes--the baby carrots and the Korean glass noodles, were swimming in sauce, so much so we didn't want to eat them. While this may not be the case we felt rushed. We had received all of our food in less than an hour. The overall service made us feel like the restaurant was trying to turn the table as quickly as possible for the next reservation rather than provide a thoughtful dining experience. For a restaurant at this price point and pedigree, we expected much better pacing, attention to detail, and execution. Unfortunately, this visit fell well short of those expectations.

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    Written By The Seasons
    Written By The Seasons
    Written By The Seasons

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    Paradiso

    Paradiso

    3.9
    (1.3k reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$

    Paradiso is a fun, kitschy joint in the most eclectic neighborhood in Dallas. The Bishop Arts hood…read morefeels more like you're in Chicago or New York because of the refreshing and welcoming diversity. Paradiso has a unique feel because it has as much well-designed space outside as it does inside. The patio area feels more like a garden than patio. Even in the crazy Dallas heat you'll find people eating or cocktailing al fresco. The bar area is beautiful. It's covered in flowers and fun European style furniture. The bartenders were knowledgeable and fun to hang with because they clearly enjoy talking about their craft. Nothing worse than a bartender that is too important to chat it up with their customers. I had a delicious signature recipe called Dreaming of Suze (pic 2). It immediately caught my eye because Suze is a staple in our bar. It's a yellow French bitter liqueur you don't regularly find out at restaurants. I've never seen anyone infuse it. They complemented Mezcal with strawberry-infused Suze, sage syrup, lime and strawberry puree served in a tall glass over ice. It was a nice summer recipe and one I will definitely try to recreate at home. My second was a classic old fashioned made with Basil Hayden bourbon (pic 4) It was delicious and well-balanced. If you're in Dallas and want a change of pace from the usual, go down to Bishop Arts and take in the eclectic flavor while enjoying all the shops, restaurants and some cocktails at Paradiso. Salute @thejohnnycocktail Oh btw, that plate is the most delicious and beautiful hummus we've ever had!! Dreaming of Suze Mezcal Strawberry infused Suze Sage Syrup Lime Strawberry Puree

    Cute environment, our server was friendly and attentive!…read more Drinks were great, food was okay. Overall 6/10

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    Manhattan Project Beer Company

    Manhattan Project Beer Company

    4.6
    (252 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$

    My husband and I came here on a Tuesday night to meet up with a friend. We had such a memorable…read moreexperience during our first visit that we couldn't wait to suggest it again--and it definitely delivered! This was my first time actually trying the food, and I was so impressed. My friend and I both ordered the Salmon Bowl with garlic aioli sauce--it was incredibly flavorful, fresh, and super filling! My husband took advantage of their Taco Tuesday special and really enjoyed his tacos. While he felt the rice and beans were a bit on the bland side, the tacos more than made up for it. To top it all off, the beer was nice and ice-cold, and the overall atmosphere was relaxed and welcoming. We had a fantastic night catching up and can't wait for our next visit!

    Manhattan Project Beer Co is one of the top rated breweries in Dallas, so naturally, we had to…read morevisit during our short trip to Texas. Things I loved about MPBC: 1. The parking situation! They have a small parking lot and surrounding free street parking. I always get anxious visiting/ driving to new places in large cities, and I was so happy that parking was a non-issue. 2. The space! Covered outdoor space with misters to off-set the heat, a modern bar with several stools, and a variety of seat-yourself tables in the main bar and in the brewing area, there's a spot for everyone! 3. The beer! I LOVED the 2.6% beer option. It was a delight to slowly drink two pints and not feel bloated or tipsy. I love the variety of things they offered, since I was driving, I left the higher ABV beers to my partner. I loved the IPA and pilsner. 4. COFFEEEEEEE! Coffee at a brewery is *chefs kiss* 5. The food! The food was AWESOME. Even if beer isn't your thing, I would argue this place would be a great option for dining. We shared a cheese board, and my friends ordered chicken fingers, a bacon burger, and ice cream - everything was beautiful (and completely devoured). Loved our visit to Manhattan Project! This place is a must-visit for all Dallas area beer lovers.

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    The room where it happens
    Arepas braised pork
    Arepas braised pork
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    Beer flight!
    Encina

    Encina

    4.4
    (199 reviews)
    0.3 mi

    Excellent food and service. Food always the best in town. Great bar and bartenders. Always need…read morereservations unless get there early

    Honestly I had Encina on a small list of places to eat a while back and I couldn't remember why? So…read morewhen we found ourselves down in BA, we thought what the heck let's just walk in and see what happens. It was a Saturday morning and it was pretty packed but we didn't have to wait for a table which was nice. We had a lovely table in the back room. Loved the vibe of this place too. It was cozy and intimate but not stuffy or boring either. The Clarified Bloody Mary was pretty unique and deliciously horseradish forward. It was a nice twist on the drink. I love a good croissant and though that they don't make theirs in house, 6 bucks for a warmed up croissant from Empire bakery was one of the better croissants I've had in my life. Since it was our first time, we got all the viral hits. The breakfast sandwich was pretty yummy. Honestly though, I think there might have been better options on their well written menu. You could taste all the quality in the ingredients but it didn't have a big flavor punch and the texture to me was just all soft, no contrast. The Goat Guisado Tacos, now that was a game changer. Build your own tacos, super flavorful stewed goat meat with the cabbage crunch and those amazing cheese crusted tortillas - Yea that was a show stopper! But for the main event, those Blue Corn Pancakes 100% lived up to the hype. The pancakes themselves had this lovely mealy texture and they weren't super sweet on their own. But enjoyed with that perfectly melted butter, butterscotch, and maple syrup, yea what a perfectly balanced and harmonious bite of food. Well done! Can't wait to come back!

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    Encina
    Pork Belly Grits. Delicious!
    Pork Belly Grits. Delicious!
    Grits with Pork belly (sub scrambled eggs )

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    Grits with Pork belly (sub scrambled eggs )

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