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 am editing my review. The first time I went, we did not have he best time, probably due to an…read moreoverflow of people. However, we got contact by the Regional Director, Amber, she was great to talk to. She invited us back and we had an amazing time! The manager, Morgan, was extremely inviting and made us feel very comfortable! The service was amazing and so was the food! Compliments to Chef of the Spanish Tortilla! Our waiter, Carlos, was also amazing! Amazing experience!

Our favorites... the cauliflower (just trust me!!!!), meatballs, and asparagus…read more Also, they have a great non-alcoholic mocktail menu!

Really cute wine bar. Great wines, knowledgeable staff, pleasant atmosphere…read more Liked it very much

Amier is extremely knowledgeable and the wine selections are for true wine connoisseurs, while the…read moreflight options are great for those who would like to become connoisseurs, or just enjoy a variety of great wines. Cheese board is fantastic and a great value. For those more budget conscious there of "house wines" that are fine wines which would be much more expensive when purchased at a restaurant. Bottle prices are also extremely reasonable. The atmosphere is intimate and cozy. Love the exposed brick. Music is very cool but not too loud. Staff is great.

My office in Dallas has recently moved and I have started flying in and out of DAL much more often…read moreand I now have a routine almost every time on my way home that it starts with a stop at Cru Wine bar at least to have a glass of wine, and more often to have a flight of wine and dinner! Usually not too crowded, and I love the fact that I can get different flights and try a few different things. As far as food, the tomato soup is great, the meatballs are great, and what I have seen of the other food looks good as well! Bartenders are personable and knowledgeable enough to give you some recommendations on what you may like to try! Definitely one of my favorite airport spots!

Nice little place right inside the entrance to the terminals. My wife got shaken beef and it taste…read moredelicious. I got the meat lovers pizza and it was very good. There was plenty of seating and the white staff were very nice.

Love this wine bar. Great atmosphere and owner hand selects wine, very knowledgeable and more than…read morewilling to share her knowledge. Joined as a member after my interaction with her.

Excellent wine bar in Dallas. Great wines to try and buy. The staff has lots of knowledge about…read morewines. Great for new wine drinkers or wine veterans.

The vibe was great. The pizza I had was delicious, my husband had the fish and enjoyed it…read morethoroughly. We had an awesome waitress that I wish I could remember her name. She helped me find three wines in a flight and they were fabulous. I love that this place is built around sustainability, what a cool concept. Will be going back!

Good food, not great pizza. Pretty good though. Beet and goat cheese salad was great though! The…read moreconcept of having all those wines on tap is fantastic! Some really beautiful and unique wines. I would have loved to taste more. However, I needed an espresso martini to wake up and that was tasty. Service was slow, and our server told us he was new. Drinks took a long time as did ordering. Be careful going starving. Ambiance is definitely geared toward a younger crowd. A bit loud for my preference. Looked like a great space for groups though.

Cute little cocktail bar right next to several awesome dining options. Grabbed an espresso martini…read moreand a Japanese highball with my husband before a late night movie. Seemed like a well curated menu of featured drinks, and the bar itself was well decorated.

Vibes were fantastic, the staff was attentive, and this is an all around nice hangout spot for a…read moresimple drink. My apple sidecar has Yebiga plum brandy, orange curaçao, apple cider, citrus & simple syrup. Overall it was a good a slightly strong drink, I enjoyed it. The seating was nice too

Classy Atmosphere - Live Entertainment - Fabulous -…read moreRelaxing - Enjoyable - Food - Cocktails

The bar was packed when we went. Standing room only. Service was still good as the bartender…read morenoticed us and made a point to take our order. Live entertainment was really loud for such a small place. You're not going to get romantically involved in a close conversation here. Take away point, get here early or pass and go elsewhere.

Great environment, great mix drinks all around. Bartenders are friendly as heck and actually…read moreremember you with a full house. The only thing I think it needs is more restrooms.

DO NOT GO HERE!!! If I could give negative stars I would. They literally pulled me and a fellow…read moregirl friend out of the bathroom and when we closed the door to make sure we were fully covered the pulled us back out and kicked us out. Full story is that when me and a group of 3 girlfriends went to the bathroom, we were in for less than 2 minutes but I do want to note, the only people in like were men who literally told us it was a better idea to go together in the bathroom. We went in and two of us quickly back to back used the bathroom but there was some incessant heavy knocking so we opened the door to let them know it would be 2 minutes. It ended up being a bouncer and he was saying that no more than 2 at a time could use the bathroom. At this time 2 of us had gone and still were buttoning our pants but the other two were not done. We let him know we were coming out and we immediately sent out the two that had used the bathroom as soon as they had their pants up and buttoned. As soon as the two walked out, they were immediately kicked out for not coming out soon enough. This is unacceptable that they would barge in and pull women out of the bathroom in that condition without consideration.

I visited Waters Edge with my family this past weekend before we went to a movie at the Drafthouse…read more(just across the parking lot), and we had a good time! Waters Edge is a winery and a bistro - so you can come for drinks or a meal or both. We were told that they make all of the wines on their menu, of which there are dozens of wines on their menu. I've been to a few urban wineries before, and it's an interesting concept. Waters Edge buys grape must (crushed grapes) from around the world and then craft and bottle wines made from that must at their locations (this Dallas location is one of 15 across the country). Wanting to try a few of their wines, the four of us shared two flights of five wines each. We tried the Tour of Armenia and Alec's Flight (a rotating selection of wines by their winemaker). Did I like every wine? No. But I thought most of them were pretty good. Personally, I'm not sure they need to make this many wines; I'll always prefer a business that does ten things well than fifty things fine (the Cheesecake Factory rule). But most of the wines were pretty nice (of the 10 I tried, I wouldn't drink 3 or 4 but wouldn't mind drinking the rest again). I appreciated that many of their wines are Armenian style, because I haven't had much opportunity to try Armenian wines. We also ordered a few snacks - they have a full food menu. We shared their Deviled Egg of the Month (2 eggs - 4 halves) and their Cheese is Life Board (two cheeses, hot honey, giardiniera, and crispy flatbread), which were both good snacks. They've been open just under a year, but the place doesn't feel quite lived in yet. The dining room has a large room divider in it, set up like a bookshelf. It has books and card/trivia games about wine and more. But many of these items were still wrapped in plastic, making it feel a little impersonal. The service was good, and it's a comfortable place to spend a couple of hours! The food we had was pretty good. The wines in my opinion are just okay - probably not the spot to take a wine snob on a date. But they have a large variety of wines, so you're likely to find one or many that you like. Not a bad place to spend some time if you're in the neighborhood!

Love coming here. Great for some relax time with wine and noshes…read more Quincy is very informative and helpful. The food is great, had the eggs and arancini so far. Enjoying the quality wine. Great ambiance, they have comfy couches and some board games. Good for groups or celebratory events