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I've been here a few times for brunch and to have drinks. The setting is gorgeous (5 stars) - even prettier than the pictures. The vibrant flowers hanging from the ceiling and plants lining the walls make it festive and lively. The courtyard is a great option for spring days and for giving kids in your party a place to play. They have a few stand-out food options (like the hummus trio with their homemade puffy bread), but otherwise the food was good but not memorable. Sitting at the bar is a great choice for drinks but the bartenders can get really busy so don't expect immediate service.
Came here to dine with a girlfriend after hearing all the buzz on social media. The interior and vibes are absolutely to die for, but other than the decor everything else just sort of felt flat. The hostess was a bit rude, the place was not busy at all and she sat us in the back corner where there was no airflow in the heat of Dallas summer. I politely asked if we could move and she said to give her a minute and walked away and continued seating others when there were plenty of empty tables open. The man serving seemed completely uninterested and not hospitable. As for the food, it tasted better than I had expected for a trendy "instagrammable" restaurant. I ordered the steak and fries and my friend ordered the shrimp salad. They were tasty enough albeit pretty overpriced for what you get. All in all I probably wouldn't come back unless a friend specifically wanted to go here.
Paradiso is a fun, kitschy joint in the most eclectic neighborhood in Dallas. The Bishop Arts hood feels 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
The vibe was fun and whimsical for a girls day! We were greeted & seated promptly. The waitress was very attentive as were the other staff members. The food was just ok. I think we expected something Ana ing. We enjoyed our visit. The drinks were good just a little overpriced. If we go back we'll get the pizza. It looked tasty.
This was my second time at Paradiso after a visit 3 years ago left a bad taste in my mouth. I had a terrible experience and honestly didn't feel a need to come back, but my mom wanted to come here for her birthday brunch yesterday so I thought why not give it a second chance. The other reviews are spot on in terms of lack of parking-- make sure you definitely give yourself enough time to park your car if you don't plan on using valet because Bishop Arts is honestly always busy no matter what day you go. This restaurant is a great photo op for the girlies! It's super beautiful and the decor just transports you to another place- you forget you're even in Dallas, it's so gorgeous. Our server only stopped by our table to take our food/ drink orders, but honestly, don't expect any great super over-the-top service here. It's nice and all, but no one seemed to be going above and beyond or even trying to provide a super memorable experience for their customers. I don't even remember our servers name. The food was good. We had ordered the Marinated Burrata ($18) with strawberry jelly/jam which was surprisingly a yummy combo. The sourdough was burnt though (lol) not "toasted" like described on the menu. For our mains, I got the Avocado Eggs Benedict ($19) and my mom got the Shrimp Salad ($24) and both were genuinely good! My mom's salad had a super refreshing vinaigrette ( perfect for a hot day outside! ) I was a little surprised to be honest, just based on my last experience. It was a nice time and the food was good. Restaurant and bathrooms seemed clean and organized. Service- don't expect much. Good place for a fun, cute, photo op brunch in Dallas.
My sister brought me here for my birthday. The staff didn't really acknowledge it but that's ok! It late on a Tuesday and we were sat immediately since they weren't busy. Our server was nice but didn't come by enough imo, and our hostess noticed and took our drink orders at the beginning. I will say that he was very knowledgeable and gave great recommendations. As always the space is beautifully decorated, with soft pinks and flowers flowing down from the bar ceiling. The food was delicious. I loved my pasta and how unique it was. Those thick noodles were cooked to perfection. My sister has a sensitive stomach and was happy that the pork chops were yummy AND didn't trigger her digestive issues. We didn't get dessert because the amount of food we ate was enough, but I told myself we can go back and enjoy it a different day. If it wasn't for the slow service it would've been 5 stars for sure.
We went here for my sister's birthday lunch and it exceeded our expectations! The food was great we ordered the burger with fries, pepperoni pizza and Caesar salad. The service was great as well and the ambience inside the restaurant was very nice. Highly recommend this restaurant and we will definitely return next time we're in the bishop arts area!
I would consider this place a great option for large dinner party as it is a large place and can accommodate for many people! I had the margarita pizza which was pretty good. I really enjoyed the ceasar salad which is large and shareable. I also had the hummus appetizer which was yummy! Comes with lots of veggies and bread to dip. Unfortunately they were having some a/c issues when I attended making the experience a little less enjoyable. Waiter was quick and knowledgeable.
We chose Paradiso to celebrate my mom's 65th birthday, and for a first visit, it was an overall good experience with a few notable highs and lows. First, be prepared for parking. The roads are very tight, and I ended up using valet, which is an added expense but probably the easiest option. From the moment I arrived, the atmosphere transported you somewhere tropical. The décor is vibrant, colorful, and perfect for taking photos. While waiting for the rest of our party (our reservation was for 10 but we ended up with 8), the hostess kindly explained that we would be seated once everyone arrived and invited me to wait either at the outdoor high-top tables or inside at the bar. I chose outside so I could take pictures. While I was waiting, a manager (I believe his name was Gustavo) introduced himself and offered to make sure my mom received a complimentary birthday drink. That thoughtful gesture immediately stood out and set a welcoming tone for the evening. Once our full party arrived, we were seated promptly at our 6:30 reservation time. I'm very particular about cleanliness, so one thing immediately caught my attention. Although the table had been cleared, the seats still had food residue from the previous guests, and the floor beneath our table had not been swept. I asked our server, Chelsea, if it could be cleaned before we sat down. Unfortunately, the request seemed to be met with irritation rather than hospitality, and first impressions matter. The menu isn't large, but it offers enough variety without being overwhelming. Since it was our first visit, I asked for recommendations, but our server wasn't really able to guide us through the menu. As a kosher pescatarian, I ordered the Striped Sea Bass ($31) along with the Dreaming of Suze cocktail ($16). The cocktail was beautifully presented, although I requested light ice and received a full glass of ice instead. I also ordered tea, but it lacked flavor and tasted more like water. The sea bass itself left me wanting more. While there were two fillets, they were quite thin and served with the skin on. The highlight of the dish was actually the chickpea minestrone underneath the fish, which was flavorful and enjoyable. I don't mind paying premium prices for a meal, but I do expect the food to justify the cost, and this one simply didn't quite get there for me. Service also played a role in my overall rating. Our server was polite but fairly mediocre and lacked the warmth and personality that elevate a dining experience. With automatic gratuity added for larger parties, I couldn't help but feel that the service didn't reflect the required 20% tip. I always tip, but exceptional service should accompany exceptional gratuity. The reason this review is four stars instead of three is Gustavo. His attentiveness, kindness, and genuine care throughout the evening made a lasting impression. Before leaving, I made it a point to thank him personally because great hospitality deserves to be recognized. While Paradiso probably isn't a restaurant I'll return to because it doesn't align well with my dietary preferences, my mom thoroughly enjoyed celebrating her birthday there and said she would happily come back. If you're looking for a lively, tropical atmosphere with beautiful décor that's perfect for a girls' outing or celebration, Paradiso is certainly worth experiencing.
We had the best experience. Nadia was our server and took really good care of us. She made my girlfriend feel so special for her birthday. Food was amazing as well. We split pizza and Caesar salad. We added the lamb sausage to the four cheese pizza, which was amazing. Love the crust. The ambience was super cute and girly, maybe like a Miami or Tulum vibe. But really, Nadia made this experience one that we will never forget.
I do not adventure into Dallas too often, but had to schedule a lunch in the area. Paradiso was chosen relatively randomly, but ended up as a good choice. Leo was wonderful in helping navigate the menu. The atmosphere brought me back the the brunch spots down in Miami. My salad was good, not too flavorful, but fresh and large!
We got recommended by this place by a nearby shop when we asked for recommendations at Bishop District. I'm so glad she did because this place was picture perfect. I felt like I was in another world, I was obsessed with all the colors. The food was good but a bit on the pricey side for pasta, shrimp wasn't good or breaded. I still enjoyed everything we ordered, even the bathroom had the cutest decor. The service was very nice and even got our birthday girl a little birthday dessert. No reservation during lunch time and we got seated immediately.
Paradiso is one of the most colorful and cutest spots in the Bishop Arts District! We only got drinks on the patio and it was a great vibe! The perfect patio in town! The staff was real kind and helpful! Sad they had ran out of their frozen drink though! Will come back again
Overall, this place is terribly cute. Loved the layout and design. Their patio area was so nice. Away from noise but still connected to the restaurant. For our apps, we got the burrata which was pretty good but I didn't like the vessel it was served in. Hard to cut it up or have it ooze. We also got the bread which had great flavor but should have had some kind of spread with it. For dinner, he got the strozzapetti, which had great flavor to the pasta and sausage, but the greens were exceptionally bitter. We couldn't eat it. There was so much of it that it was overwhelming and we picked around it. I got the agnolotti which was amazing and unlike his dinner, my kale was soooooo good. Really well balanced dish. Service was well done. I would like to come back but wish they had more pasta options. read more
2 months ago
Cute environment, our server was friendly and attentive! Drinks were great, food was okay. Overall 6/10 read more
I've had bad service across three visits. I've given Paradiso three chances now (not because of my choosing), and each one confirmed what neighbors and friends had already warned me about. Visit 1: Our group's reservations for multiple tables somehow weren't in the system. After a wait, they crammed all of us into one crowded table. My drink order got messed up, and when I pointed it out, the waiter argued with me about it even though everyone at the table backed me up and could see the drink he described didn't match what I'd ordered or what others with the same drink had received. I was charged for both the wrong drink and the "remade" one. Getting it corrected required a call the next day, and they made that unnecessarily difficult too. Visit 2 (Bastille Day): They were listed as a stop on the passport event but charged full price for drinks anyway, which defeats the purpose of participating. I got my stamp and left without getting any of their drinks. Visit 3: Back with a different dinner group from the first visit the next day after Bastille Day. The host at the door was rude and wouldn't acknowledge me as he only spoke to certain people in line. A short haired female hostess walked the group to a table with 5 seats. Everyone else sat down and when I asked (I'm currently injured) if a chair could be added to our table, the hostess refused to seat me, even after I showed her the reservation was actually for 7 people, not 5. She argued with me about the reservation and told me to sit at the bar, ask someone in my group to leave, or leave myself. I left upset. I tried to flag down the first host on my way out of their outdoor patio and he once again ignored me completely. I ended up at another restaurant nearby, and staff there confirmed unprompted that Paradiso has a bad reputation and that I wasn't missing much, since the food is overpriced and bland. That tracks: the pizza and carrot cake I'd had there before were unremarkable, and friends telling me their chicken masala was bad. Between the service, the billing issues, and the food, I can't recommend this place. read more
I've been here a few times for brunch and to have drinks. The setting is gorgeous (5 stars) - even prettier than the pictures. The vibrant flowers hanging from the ceiling and plants lining the walls make it festive and lively. The courtyard is a great option for spring days and for giving kids in your party a place to play. They have a few stand-out food options (like the hummus trio with their homemade puffy bread), but otherwise the food was good but not memorable. Sitting at the bar is a great choice for drinks but the bartenders can get really busy so don't expect immediate service. read more
3 months ago
Came here to dine with a girlfriend after hearing all the buzz on social media. The interior and vibes are absolutely to die for, but other than the decor everything else just sort of felt flat. The hostess was a bit rude, the place was not busy at all and she sat us in the back corner where there was no airflow in the heat of Dallas summer. I politely asked if we could move and she said to give her a minute and walked away and continued seating others when there were plenty of empty tables open. The man serving seemed completely uninterested and not hospitable. As for the food, it tasted better than I had expected for a trendy "instagrammable" restaurant. I ordered the steak and fries and my friend ordered the shrimp salad. They were tasty enough albeit pretty overpriced for what you get. All in all I probably wouldn't come back unless a friend specifically wanted to go here. read more
Paradiso is a fun, kitschy joint in the most eclectic neighborhood in Dallas. The Bishop Arts hood feels 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 read more
3 months ago
The vibe was fun and whimsical for a girls day! We were greeted & seated promptly. The waitress was very attentive as were the other staff members. The food was just ok. I think we expected something Ana ing. We enjoyed our visit. The drinks were good just a little overpriced. If we go back we'll get the pizza. It looked tasty. read more
This was my second time at Paradiso after a visit 3 years ago left a bad taste in my mouth. I had a terrible experience and honestly didn't feel a need to come back, but my mom wanted to come here for her birthday brunch yesterday so I thought why not give it a second chance. The other reviews are spot on in terms of lack of parking-- make sure you definitely give yourself enough time to park your car if you don't plan on using valet because Bishop Arts is honestly always busy no matter what day you go. This restaurant is a great photo op for the girlies! It's super beautiful and the decor just transports you to another place- you forget you're even in Dallas, it's so gorgeous. Our server only stopped by our table to take our food/ drink orders, but honestly, don't expect any great super over-the-top service here. It's nice and all, but no one seemed to be going above and beyond or even trying to provide a super memorable experience for their customers. I don't even remember our servers name. The food was good. We had ordered the Marinated Burrata ($18) with strawberry jelly/jam which was surprisingly a yummy combo. The sourdough was burnt though (lol) not "toasted" like described on the menu. For our mains, I got the Avocado Eggs Benedict ($19) and my mom got the Shrimp Salad ($24) and both were genuinely good! My mom's salad had a super refreshing vinaigrette ( perfect for a hot day outside! ) I was a little surprised to be honest, just based on my last experience. It was a nice time and the food was good. Restaurant and bathrooms seemed clean and organized. Service- don't expect much. Good place for a fun, cute, photo op brunch in Dallas. read more
My sister brought me here for my birthday. The staff didn't really acknowledge it but that's ok! It late on a Tuesday and we were sat immediately since they weren't busy. Our server was nice but didn't come by enough imo, and our hostess noticed and took our drink orders at the beginning. I will say that he was very knowledgeable and gave great recommendations. As always the space is beautifully decorated, with soft pinks and flowers flowing down from the bar ceiling. The food was delicious. I loved my pasta and how unique it was. Those thick noodles were cooked to perfection. My sister has a sensitive stomach and was happy that the pork chops were yummy AND didn't trigger her digestive issues. We didn't get dessert because the amount of food we ate was enough, but I told myself we can go back and enjoy it a different day. If it wasn't for the slow service it would've been 5 stars for sure. read more
2 months ago
We went here for my sister's birthday lunch and it exceeded our expectations! The food was great we ordered the burger with fries, pepperoni pizza and Caesar salad. The service was great as well and the ambience inside the restaurant was very nice. Highly recommend this restaurant and we will definitely return next time we're in the bishop arts area! read more
10 days ago
I would consider this place a great option for large dinner party as it is a large place and can accommodate for many people! I had the margarita pizza which was pretty good. I really enjoyed the ceasar salad which is large and shareable. I also had the hummus appetizer which was yummy! Comes with lots of veggies and bread to dip. Unfortunately they were having some a/c issues when I attended making the experience a little less enjoyable. Waiter was quick and knowledgeable. read more
3 months ago
We chose Paradiso to celebrate my mom's 65th birthday, and for a first visit, it was an overall good experience with a few notable highs and lows. First, be prepared for parking. The roads are very tight, and I ended up using valet, which is an added expense but probably the easiest option. From the moment I arrived, the atmosphere transported you somewhere tropical. The décor is vibrant, colorful, and perfect for taking photos. While waiting for the rest of our party (our reservation was for 10 but we ended up with 8), the hostess kindly explained that we would be seated once everyone arrived and invited me to wait either at the outdoor high-top tables or inside at the bar. I chose outside so I could take pictures. While I was waiting, a manager (I believe his name was Gustavo) introduced himself and offered to make sure my mom received a complimentary birthday drink. That thoughtful gesture immediately stood out and set a welcoming tone for the evening. Once our full party arrived, we were seated promptly at our 6:30 reservation time. I'm very particular about cleanliness, so one thing immediately caught my attention. Although the table had been cleared, the seats still had food residue from the previous guests, and the floor beneath our table had not been swept. I asked our server, Chelsea, if it could be cleaned before we sat down. Unfortunately, the request seemed to be met with irritation rather than hospitality, and first impressions matter. The menu isn't large, but it offers enough variety without being overwhelming. Since it was our first visit, I asked for recommendations, but our server wasn't really able to guide us through the menu. As a kosher pescatarian, I ordered the Striped Sea Bass ($31) along with the Dreaming of Suze cocktail ($16). The cocktail was beautifully presented, although I requested light ice and received a full glass of ice instead. I also ordered tea, but it lacked flavor and tasted more like water. The sea bass itself left me wanting more. While there were two fillets, they were quite thin and served with the skin on. The highlight of the dish was actually the chickpea minestrone underneath the fish, which was flavorful and enjoyable. I don't mind paying premium prices for a meal, but I do expect the food to justify the cost, and this one simply didn't quite get there for me. Service also played a role in my overall rating. Our server was polite but fairly mediocre and lacked the warmth and personality that elevate a dining experience. With automatic gratuity added for larger parties, I couldn't help but feel that the service didn't reflect the required 20% tip. I always tip, but exceptional service should accompany exceptional gratuity. The reason this review is four stars instead of three is Gustavo. His attentiveness, kindness, and genuine care throughout the evening made a lasting impression. Before leaving, I made it a point to thank him personally because great hospitality deserves to be recognized. While Paradiso probably isn't a restaurant I'll return to because it doesn't align well with my dietary preferences, my mom thoroughly enjoyed celebrating her birthday there and said she would happily come back. If you're looking for a lively, tropical atmosphere with beautiful décor that's perfect for a girls' outing or celebration, Paradiso is certainly worth experiencing. read more
7 days ago
1 month ago
We had the best experience. Nadia was our server and took really good care of us. She made my girlfriend feel so special for her birthday. Food was amazing as well. We split pizza and Caesar salad. We added the lamb sausage to the four cheese pizza, which was amazing. Love the crust. The ambience was super cute and girly, maybe like a Miami or Tulum vibe. But really, Nadia made this experience one that we will never forget. read more
I do not adventure into Dallas too often, but had to schedule a lunch in the area. Paradiso was chosen relatively randomly, but ended up as a good choice. Leo was wonderful in helping navigate the menu. The atmosphere brought me back the the brunch spots down in Miami. My salad was good, not too flavorful, but fresh and large! read more
We got recommended by this place by a nearby shop when we asked for recommendations at Bishop District. I'm so glad she did because this place was picture perfect. I felt like I was in another world, I was obsessed with all the colors. The food was good but a bit on the pricey side for pasta, shrimp wasn't good or breaded. I still enjoyed everything we ordered, even the bathroom had the cutest decor. The service was very nice and even got our birthday girl a little birthday dessert. No reservation during lunch time and we got seated immediately. read more
Paradiso is one of the most colorful and cutest spots in the Bishop Arts District! We only got drinks on the patio and it was a great vibe! The perfect patio in town! The staff was real kind and helpful! Sad they had ran out of their frozen drink though! Will come back again read more
23 days ago
20 days ago
Service and ambiance were quite lovely. The food was poor for the price. For example, the Steak frites were smaller than the palm of my hand and the fries were overcooked. Everything was also super salty. Mocktail was good. read more
6 months ago
Beautiful atmosphere, we went for a girls night and enjoyed our cocktails and food. Started with a margarita and had the chicken roulade. My friend had the lamb skewers. Everything was flavorful and big enough to take home leftovers. Great service too! read more
Ambiance: FREAKING AMAZING , so so pretty from the bathroom, inside and out...5 stars Service: Great, Vanessa, my waitress was very sweet and attentive. The manager, Carla, was THE BEST! They took care of me and made my time there so special. 5 stars. FOOD & Mocktail: The drink was refreshing and the bread with the different hummus was super good. My entrée was okay. The pasta was a bit hard and tasted a tad bland. Plus, I should have added some protein instead of simply eating it (meat sauce). Nonetheless, my overall experience at Paradiso (my favorite decor and service) was 10/10 MINUS NOTHING!!! Want more authentic opinions? Check out my video reviews and more on my various platforms: CocoasJoy read more
Paradiso is amazing! I had the great pleasure of dining here for brunch with a friend for the first time last weekend while we were visiting the Bishop Arts District. From the spacious patio and stunning interior decor to the warm and welcoming host and servers and the delicious food, everything about this restaurant is spot on. I had the very tasty Chicken Paillard and ordered a side of the rosemary-garlic Parmesan fries (which I flat out devoured), and my friend said her turkey melt was top notch. We enjoyed leisurely conversation and appreciated the fact that our server didn't rush us through the meal (leaving extra time for people-watching). I couldn't get over the gorgeous colorful parasols and greenery hanging from the ceiling and the overall bright and airy decor. I raved about the eatery to several friends and promptly posted on my socials the same day. Definitely worth the drive from the north Dallas suburbs, and I can't wait to come back. read more
Beautiful restaurant which is guaranteed to wow anyone brought here on a date! Inspired by southern European food and decor - the food and drink offered is just as beautiful and delicious as the surroundings. I had the Greek lamb skewers and it was amazing - the cucumber salad underneath was the perfect accompaniment to the tasty lamb and the huge pile of flatbread was enjoyed by my date too! My date ordered the white bolognese pasta and it was an interesting twist on the traditional version - it was just enough pasta (European serving!) that allowed room for desserts read more
3 months ago
Vicktor rocked! Excellent service! Food was incredible, we tried many dishes, but I must say the oyster are a must order! They were from North Carolina. We had a big crew, so we sampled many dishes, fresh fries were tasty, the sea bass was really good, steak frites was another good choice, the steak was so tasty & tender, melted in my mouth like butter. I highly recommend the thunder kiss drink, it's seasonal so you must go now! Fantastic service, our waiter was very personally and friendly! read more
3 months ago
7 months ago
I came here during brunch with a group of 6+ plus for a birthday. TIP: 20% gratuity added when you have larger parties. Reservations were already made but it took about 15 mins for them to get our table ready. I started out with seasonal pina verde cocktail. It had a tangy spice to it. It was just okay to me, it really didn't catch my attention. I probably wouldn't order it again. I started off with the broccoli frito. It was really good! It's made of fried broccoli, cauliflower with shaved parmesan. My main entree was the four cheese pizza. It was decent, not the best pizza I've had but it did its job. Otherwise it's a pretty place to take pictures, and come for a fun time with friends. read more
She's a vibe. Grab your girls and come sit outside and enjoy the pastel pinks, bright greens and good times. I had the turkey sandwich with fries and the fries were top tier! Crispy on the outside ... fluffy on the inside. I loved it! My waiter was a gem. He was kind, Thoughtful and personable. I would sit here any day of the week and sip on a drink and enjoy the views read more
3 months ago
I love coming here. The ambiance is always amazing. Lots of different seating options. The service is normally on the slower end compared to other restaurants, only reason why I give it a 4/5 instead of 5/5. The food is good and the drinks are top tier. They have seasonal menus which I always look forward to. I did celebrate my birthday here and the staff was very kind and helpful to accommodate my party. I HIGHLY recommend having reservations in place read more
We decided to check this spot out because of all the Instagram buzz--and it didn't disappoint! Lots of seating options outside, inside, and at the bar. We arrived around 4, so only the limited menu was available, but there was still plenty to choose from. We tried the duck appetizer and a pizza--both were delicious! The cocktails were great too. A little pricey, so definitely a one-and-done for me, but still worth the experience read more
3 months ago
The food was okay I got the steak and fritas which was eh, my favorite thing about this whole thing was honestly the bread for the appetizer but can't go wrong with that. If you're going for the ambience or special occasion then yes very picture worthy pics can be taken here other then that wouldn't crave to eat here. Service was great, very nice waiter he was on top of serving our waters and bartender was sweet too! Overall 5.5/10 read more
2 months ago
2 months ago
Really cute spot to lunch at! We loved how welcomed we were and in the afternoon on a Saturday, we were seated right away. We got great recommendations from our server and she was so helpful in making sure the hubs could order a pasta dish with no dairy. He ended up getting a rigatoni dish made without dairy. Just FYI, don't order spaghetti if you have a dairy allergy because it is made with dairy! I had my eye on the burrata with a strawberry tomato sauce, yeee! And my daughter wanted to get the margharita pizza. Wow, the burrata comes with several crisped sourdough slices and the burrata itself comes in a glass jar. So cute and perfect to keep it chilled. The sauce... I have no words. The pizza comes out perfect with crunchy crust and lots of sauce and tomatoes (whole) on top. Beautiful presentation with taste to match. All in all, the hubs pasta dish was the star of the meal. I didn't even get a taste as he devoured it so quickly. This place hits all the marks, aesthetically beautiful, spacious, friendly staff, accommodates allergies, well cooked dishes, beautifully plated... what more could you want?! And bonus, we came at just the right timing, we snagged a parallel parking spot right in front. read more
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Is there a happy hour?? if so what are the times and deals?
Do i need a reservation for a Saturday dinner (sat)?
Yes, I wouldn't go there without reservations.
Is Paradiso open on Christmas Day?
No they're not. Closed for Christmas Day and Close at 2 p.m. for the 24th.
Do they have heaters on the patio? Or is the patio partially enclosed during cold season?
Yes, it's been a few months since we went, but they did have heaters on the patio.
Is it kid friendly?
No not really . More of a night out on the town with friends / coworkers type of restaurant .
Is there parking nearby?
Yes, Mon - Thur they have a parking lot next to their bar, Botainist. On weekend it's valet or park somewhere in the neighborhood. There is also a huge parking lot across from their sister restaurant Tejas.
I found no method for contacting you on your website. I have sent a message to you thru Facebook Messenger with the amount circled on my bank statement. How else should I message you?
Try calling? Maybe?
When will you reopen? How soon will patio seating be available?
they said they're reopening this Friday. call them for specific details
Is it the brunch menu on a Friday or only on Saturday/Sunday?
Just Saturday and Sunday
Are there vegan options?
Yes! All our salads and pastas can be made vegan, and our chef can modify anything to be vegan!
Is it a dog friendly patio?
Yes. There are three people with dogs on the patio right now as I type this.
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