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Scout Dallas

3.3 (106 reviews)
Open • 2:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)
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Casual
Happy hour specials
Outdoor seating
Good for groups

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Saavi S.

The only this place is getting two stars from me is because of the quest dip and the waitress. We went on valentines days and to be honest was not crowded, the tables were empty (bar was full) but still. Yet it always took FOREVER to get literally any thing from ordering drinks to food to even requesting our bill. We honestly could have walked out and they wouldn't have even noticed. We had ordered the chili cheese fries, chips and queso dip, and a friend ordered the chicken. Honestly the chicken looked gross and flavorless. The best part was the queso it wasnt liquidy like how they usually serve it, this one was a white cheese and extremely thick and kinda chunky (this was a major win) For drinks my friend and I had ordered the wild berry sangria and to be honest this was more like ice water with cut up fruit and a DASH of wine. Absolutely horrible, I am a light weight too and i didn't feel it. Actually it's because it was just water and ice and they charged us 11$ per drink for that. Our waitress was really nice and so were the other weight staff. No complaints there really except that we felt forgotten a lot. All in all will I be back? Probably never glad I got to go and check it out. To be honest if it wasn't for the queso dip and our waitress I would've liked to give this place 1 star.

David R.

Just inside the Statler Hotel is the restaurant Scout. After the YMCA Turkey trot, we decided to catch the Thanksgiving brunch. Glad they were open, just not many choices on Thanksgiving! $39 per person Cornbread dressing- Great Prime Rib - ok Ham - Good Turkey- Good Brussel Spross - Good Squash soup - Ok Mashed potatoes Green beans Rolls Pecan pie Pumpkin pie A neat place to hang out and the food was just ok. When in Dallas, give them s try. Go get Full

Bowling lanes.
Mel C.

Wonderful food and great Happy Hour specials, 4-6 PM on food and drink! The 7 layer dip and shrimp ceviche are my favorite appetizers for sharing in groups and perfect with a margarita, beer or a cider. Bowling is fun, but you are so close to other people you don't know in the seating area. The shoe sizing is a little confusing too and people were just putting shoes back wherever they wanted. Shaun at the bar is such a friendly server who takes time to talk and craft your cocktail perfectly. (Mine was an old fashioned cocktail). He has been my server a couple times now and one of the reasons this place is so great. However, our server when we were seated at the table was very slow and kept asking us to repeat our drinks ordered. The music here though, wow! The live band we saw (Blue Water Highway) and DJ were fantastic! I wish there were more people the night we were there because the music was great and not many people were dancing but what a fun time we had. I plan to meet up with friends here on my next Dallas visit.

7 layer dip
Brenae L.

This place is a perfect choice for a low-key Friday night or Saturday afternoon. With bowling, foosball and other games, it's a great way to feel like you're going out without having to go to a club or get super dressed up. It can get kind of loud, in part because bowling is loud, but it's big enough that if it bothers you, you can sit on the other side of the bar from the mini-bowling alley. The butter fries are to die for and the frozen drinks are a great way to keep cool in the Texas heat.

Happy Hour
Karla V.

Scout a restaurant bar inside the Statler Boutique Hotel in Dallas has lots of potential. For $30 per hour the restaurant offers bowling, the bowling balls are in terrible conditions and only has super heavy balls available. The bowling marker doesn't work so you have to keep your own score. You are supposed to have a server per bowling party but for 40 minutes no one took care of us. Foosball, pool table and ping pong tables available. Large screen to watch events. Trendy bar and restaurant, the food was okay. My salad lettuce was old :/ Burgers and meatball plate were good. Not great costumer service. The only waitress who was caring and was taking care of our party even thou she was not our official waitress was Heather. Thank you Heather. I asked a few questions to the Hostess but she looked at me weird as if I was wrong for asking her questions about their hours and dismissed me by saying they have nothing to do with the hotel.

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Rick B.

Finally got to eat here at Scout, and our party had so much fun eating & drinking that we forgot to bowl or play ping pong! Hah! Drinks and the 7-Layer Dip started us out right. The dip is medium sized; enough for a party of 4-5 to easily share, and the flavor was good. Our drinks were good, but the Scout bartenders are a step below the B&Banter mixers (in the basement). Our entrees included Shrimp PoBoy (a bit too spicy), Hamburgers (simple but good), Chicken Sandwiches (best thing we tried), and Chili (unusual mix). The fries were good. For dessert we enjoyed the Chocolate Churro dish, and it was a hit! Easily shared by our table of 6, it was flavorful & fun to eat! I wish it had a bit more chocolate, but hey - I'm a nut about chocolate. Because it was my birthday, they even put a candle in it! Fun times!!

Ken P.

On my way to bourbon and Banter and got hungry. This lil gem happens to be in the Statler as well so a great place to get a bite to eat before you head to Bourbon and Banter. I was a bit disappointed that they ran out of the black pepper Pilsner. Enrique my bartender made up for the missing Pilsner by allowing me to taste several of the beers to see if what I would like to have instead. What I really wanted was my Black Pepper Pilsner but I Erinque helped me realize a Royal Scandel would suffice until next time . (I forgot to mention that he is really cute lol) Dinner stops at 10pm unless you have a room here at the Statler. After 10 you can order room service with a selection of item from the main menu. On the weekends (Fri and Sat) they have a late night menu at the bar which is from 10pm to midnight. I ordered the pretzel bread with smoked hame and sunchoke dip as my app. It's very delicious, I compare it to an artichoke dip with the addition of ham. My only caveat is that it come out at the same time as my entree. that's a huge no, no in my book. The chicken salad is freaking phenomenal. The avocado, bacon bits and tomatoes set this off right!!! The only thing it's missing is Gorgonzola or blue cheese crumbles umm and maybe some diced boiled egg; but then you would have a Cobb salad (Hint, Hint!!). Based on today's visit. I will definitely b back

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In the Statler hotel. 1st floor. Fun atmosphere. DJ. Bowling. Ping pong. Pool. Friendly staff. Good drinks. Good food.

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Great for large groups and families. Awesome happy hour during the week too. Can eat and drink for pretty cheap! My new favorite go to spot!

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“I stayed at the Statler Hotel for a business conference, and went to Scout one evening for some appetizers.”

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