RrrrrrrRRRrRRRrRrreeeevvvvvvvv!!! Dallas Drifting!…read moreYeeeehaw!!! This should be an Olympic sport. I love coming back from slinging mud everywhere with a truck completely covered, with chunks of mud the size of loaves of bread that fall off from under your wheel wells. If you don't have 4wd, it's just gonna take a lot more flooring it. Don't go mudding with your windows down, keep the vehicle straight unless you're doing donuts. Don't call me if you get stuck. Anyone got a horn that honks Dixie?! Its Man versus Nature, and this guy has 7.2 liters of horsepower for that rack and peanut steering. Vrooom!

Good times with the Boys. Great mud today! This is City Property. So use caution. Many with less…read moreexperience have gotten stuck. Good luck play safe.

Great local art show with food trucks and musical stage. Local artists perform over the weekend…read more They encourage pets and family fun.

I look forward to this Huffhines Art Trail Festival every year! I can walk from my home to attend…read morethis Event. It's only 2 days long & is always in October. It's a great date for couples & families. Excellent shopping! One of my favorite booths for the pass 4 years has been Penny B Pottery. She's a true Artist! There always some awesome music to listen to and cold beer to sip, or glass of wine. If you can't make it to the State Fair you can get your corn dog fix here for sure! Make sure you mark your calendar every October for this one of a kind Art Festival!

5 stars based on food and service…read more I've been here twice and the food is excellent. I had a pasta dish when I came a year ago and it was as good as just about any I've had, including in Italy. This latest visit, I had the New York strip and it was excellent. I am usually unimpressed with the steaks served at restaurants, but this was of a sufficiently high quality that I throughly enjoyed it. And while it was steak, the kitchen's skill was shown through the excellent sauce that accompanied it. The service was attentive, including the host staff who graciously moved us outside. I was quite pleased on that front. Ambiance/decor is fine. But the inside of the restaurant is loud. Like, really loud. If you're hard of hearing like my mother, it will be impossible to talk inside. And if you don't like practically yelling to communicate, it will be uncomfortable. There were also issues with their AC this visit so it was stuffy inside. These (hopefully one-off) issues notwithstanding, I would definitely go back to Il Bracco and probably will in the future.

3.4/5 stars Upscale…read moreItalian restaraunt/bar il Bracco has a unique charm to it. Food: -House made focaccia; this focaccia deserves all the awards you can get for bread because it is so appetizing and savory. The seasoning paired with the whipped ricotta and roasted garlic are everything you could want and more and I had to hold back from ordering more before the main dish arrived -Spicy gemelli; I was looking forward to this dish since it's a highly popular item on their menu but ultimately I was a bit disappointed because the pasta was cooked too al dente for me so it was on the firmer side. As for seasoning, I consider this to be one of the most important details/components of pasta and for me it was lacking in this dish. There was not enough salt and I had to add chili flakes to give it some more flavor, I've honestly had better spicy vodka pastas elsewhere. This may be a dish that is overhyped in my opinion. -Italian Sundae; the dessert was actually quite exceptional here, featuring a sundae with homemade Blue Bell vanilla ice cream, extra virgin olive oil, chopped pistachios, fresh whipped cream, and sea salt, I highly recommend ordering this if you have a sweet tooth but like a bit of savory in your dessert Ambiance: -A sleek and elegant design to their interior with intimate booths, full service bar, and patio dining Service: -The service definitely could've been better. We were waiting to give our order for quite a while when we sat down and then the waiter hardly came by to check in and see if we needed anything. Overall, some good options if you order certain things, but others were a miss.

EASILY the best Italian restaurant in Dallas. Their customer service cannot be beat, we've been…read moremultiple times and a manager always comes by each table to check in after food comes out, the servers are always kind and seem happy to work here. Food comes out quick, the patio is romantic and well lit. Last time we went we showed up at 8:40 not realizing they closed at 9 until we walked up to the door, and almost didn't bother asking for a table but the host fully assured us that we were welcome and quickly ushered us to our table of choice. We ordered quickly and had our food on the table, including a free appetizer (we had a coupon for from our first visit) within 10 minutes. As if they weren't great enough, they also have different deals each day of the week including wine deals, bogo half off pastas, kids eat free, etc. We Olivellas

Cute neighborhood pizza place, will definitely be back. We had the bread and artichoke cheese dip…read morewhich was 10/10 followed by the Regina margarita pizza (Neapolitan style). Both were amazing-we will definitely be back to try the other pizzas and the thin crust option. Service was great also.

We were looking to get out of our rut and try a new Italian place. We found this place…read more The good: The ambiance was peaceful and easy. No rush! The better: The service was very friendly! The wait staff could not have been nicer or more attendant. The best: The food was absolutely fresh, balanced, and delicious! Portions were large and the pasta was perfectly cooked. Go. Tonight. You'll say thank you in the morning!

My favorite Italian restaurant - cozy and laidback vibes, good foods, friendly staffs and…read morereasonably priced. I highly recommend this place if you're looking for good foods.

A three day food festival that's hosted in Addison Circle Park. Entry fee is $10. The streets are…read morefull of food vendors offering free samples and lower prices samples as well. All the vendors are local so you really do get a taste of Addison. There's one main stage and then two smaller stages on campus where performances are going on through the festival. The mayor even came out to greet the people all 3 days on the main stage. There were also a bunch of art exhibits and vendors as well. Plus some carnival rides and games. So there's definitely a lot for family and friends to do out. My suggestion is come on an empty stomach so you can stuff your face

Fun three day event in Addison. Kid friendly and $15 ticket entrance fee. A lot of restaurants set…read moreup booths around Addison Circle for everyone to sample foods they haven't tried. Lots of random events and crafting to do, local artsy booths to purchase from, a petting zoo, and live music. My friend and I had fun and bought food faster than we can eat. Good for a first experience!

Very clean and kind staff. Great quality cookies, literally the BEST! Love the vegan option as…read morewell! Great decor for this yelp elite treat! I know I'll definitely be back !

I love their cookies. The chocolate chip is my favorite. The cookies are fresh and I can taste the…read morebutter and fresh ingredients.

Heli and her Team amazingly continue to out do themselves at each event!…read more The Yelp Dallas Team totally sold me on Lazy Dog restaurant. I was floored as to how delicious the food is. It was served buffet style, so we were treated to an array of delicious dishes. The buffet included a variety of salads, hot entrees, side dishes, zesty toppings, AND dessert. We were even encouraged to get seconds! Yes, please & thank you :-) At first bite, it was obvious that all of their food {later confirmed by the manager} is made in-house from scratch. The flavor of each dish was fresh and perfectly seasoned. Everyone at my table raved over each item, even the hummus -- I need their recipe for that hummus. Lazy Dog has a beautiful exterior and interior, but maintains laid back casual flair. The photos of various dogs (mutts & non-mutts) lining the walls are adorable. There is also a patio with live music --- perfect when the weather finally cools. The host, hostess, and staff welcomed us warmly. We were also served our choice of craft beer or wine. My hubby & I are definitely going back for dinner, happy hour, and brunch. Their Sat/Sun brunch menu sounds like some debauchery that I need to take part in.

It was a glorious time catching up with my old Yelp friends and meeting new ones. Lazy Dog…read morecompletely surprised me (in a good way) with their yummy food. I was expecting typical bar fare like sliders and chicken fingers, but they kicked it up a couple notches with their hummus, chicken salad, curry chicken, and hatch chile mac 'n cheese. And luckily I have a separate dessert stomach to try all the desserts because the fresh butter cake was magic - warm and soft inside and crispy on the edges with vanilla ice cream and strawberries. I'll definitely come back with some friends to check out the reverse happy hour! The patio looks great! Thanks Lazy Dog and staff for the hospitality! Thanks Heli and Yelp staff!!

I ordered the Fettuccine Alla Santalloro, a house-made pasta dish with spicy and plain pasta,…read morechicken, spinach, and a creamy sauce. I'm not really a pasta girl, but I really enjoyed this dish! It was rich, flavorful, and perfectly satisfying. The homemade pasta really made the dish stand out. And the tiramisu.. SOOO good! Light, creamy, and just the right balance of sweetness and bitterness from the coffee. Definitely save room for dessert because this one is worth it! Good food, wonderful company, and a great way to end a busy workday! :)

This is a surprising spot being in a strip mall. Our drinks were tasty, but nothing out of the…read moreordinary. The bruschetta was tasty, fresh and a bit spicy. The focaccia was warm which was appreciated, but an ok focaccia. The parsley anchovy pesto tasted fresh, but the flavor wasn't totally there for me. The Brussel sprouts were fresh, but lacked lots of flavor. It didn't seem very well thought out and was just thrown in an oven with salt. The chicken piccata was cooked perfectly and the sauce had great flavor to it. I ordered the Alfredo pasta on the side and I'm really glad I did. The ravioli was delicious with the Pomodoro sauce. Everything was fresh and we liked the entrées the most. We would definitely come back!

I had left an event in the area and we were starving, so we looked for a spot close by with the…read morebest Yelp reviews and found Tony's. Once arriving at Tony's we weren't greeted by anyone and thought that we would have to order our food at the pickup counter, but after asking a waitress that was walking by, we just chose our own seat. The menu had plenty of options and the thing that I think stood out to me the most were the prices of the food. It seemed as if years went by restaurants raised their prices, but Tony's has kept theirs around the same. I decided to order a lasagna and it was fine, nothing special. It felt like a lasagna that I could make myself at home. However, I think that for the price I got what I paid for. The service in the place was great and it gave a very family friendly atmosphere. Looking around the place it seemed that there were a lot of regulars that have been coming to eat at Tony's for years!

I've been coming here since I was a kid. Hasn't changed much. I love the pizza, pasta, salad and…read moresandwiches. Customer service here is good. Nice to eat in whenever there's time. Ambiance is typical.