We were in Dallas on a road trip from MA in June. Walk into an edgy yet homey restaurant with a…read moresexy bar. The hostess Peggy seated us nearly immediately with no reservations (recommended). You are served ginormous pop overs right away. We tried the peartini and "FOO"tini (cucumber), both delicious. Our waiter Brandan never let them get warm as he kept swapping the glasses out with chilled ones. The French onion soup was amazing. The grilled Chicken (sundried tomato, basil pesto, artichoke, mushroom, walnuts & goat cheese) dish was so flavorful our taste buds were dancing. We also had the Bubbies Potato cakes as a side, super presentation, unique. Huge menu, so enjoy whatever you like. Great find!

Everything was got was really good, generous, and fresh…read more The crab cake so lumpy, the pork chop was fantastic. Those were the standouts for me. Our waiter was very friendly and gave us good recommendations.

i wanted to try this place as I had a great soup in vegas. I order the galbi tang…read more everything was a little bit underwhelming. the soup bowl seemed a little smaller. only 3 banchan... all kimchi. at first glance, I was kinda disappointed once I start to dig in. there were actually 3 pieces of galbi with alot of meat. so, the size of the bowl really doesn't matter. had 2 bowls of rice as I dipped the rice in the soup on every bite. again, -1 for lack of variety in banchan... quite cheap, but the price was 20 bucks... so it's good. total was about 25 with 15% tip

Super Amazing Kimchi and banchan! And the soup is piping hot and delicious. We got the beef rib…read moreSeolleongtang and it was creamy and rich but not too rich! Just right. The service is wonderful as well and the hot barley tea that comes with your meal is bomb. Cute and cozy but simple atmosphere.

Dang they're even open during a snow day! Kudos to them for getting the bag! Food was great as…read morealways with pricing being pretty reasonable.

Stopped by Pho Pasteur after watching some friends run the Dallas Marathon and the hot soup on such…read morea cold Sunday really hit the spot. The pork chop in the #43 rice dish was a bit dry and the egg cake + grilled pork were just okay, but the #14 pho was excellent and we also really enjoyed the egg rolls. Definitely will come back in the future when we're craving noodle soup!

The most authentic Iraqi food in the Dallas area. Gilgamesh in Richardson is the real deal…read more We tried the Family BBQ Mix,a massive platter of lamb, chicken, and kebabs with rice, grilled vegetables, and the biggest flatbread I've ever seen. The beef shawarma was juicy and well-seasoned, and the lentil soup that comes at the start of the meal is one of the most comforting soups I've had. Don't leave without ordering the Lamb Kozi -- slow-cooked fall-off-the-bone lamb over Iraqi rice. Highly recommend for anyone looking for something different and genuinely delicious in DFW.

Appetizers (got the sampler of 6) which included hummus, baba ganoush, toum, eggplant salad,…read moretabbouleh were all solid. Toum and eggplant salad were stars of the show here For entrees, we got the beef kabab, chicken kababs and shish tawook. Chicken was also good but beef tasted pretty gamey and definitely not as flavorful. Arrayes were disappointing. Not nearly enough filling and beef also tasted gamey. Apricot juice and the Gilgamesh juice were both pretty good and refreshing. Water is NOT free so be prepared. Service was good as well. What's keeping this from 4-5 stars is if the beef was fresher and had more flavor. Value was solid just wish the food tasted better.

We had seen several posts about this place and decided to check it out. There are several things…read moreabout our experience that are worth sharing: 1. They have valet parking which is always nice when I am out with my wife. 2. Their location is easy to find one block from beltline and I-75. 3. The restaurant is cozy and felt authentic with Italian vibes. 4. Service was polite and engaging. Our waiter spoke excellent Italian. 5. We went for Pizza and were not disappointed. I love wood burning oven because I like the Burt edged crust . We also had chopped salad. Our guest couple had the calamari and shrimp appetizers that were very good too. They decided to have shared a pasta dish, carbonara that they raved about. Our drinks were standard beers. All in all and very nice meal that we are happy to recommend.

Updated review: A…read moregreat spot for either a date night or a family dinner. The restaurant has a more upscale feel without being stuffy, with a warm ambiance, attentive service, and plenty of nearby parking, which makes the whole experience easy and enjoyable. The food was excellent, and the atmosphere struck a nice balance between casual and special occasion dining. My only complaint is the kids' menu. They offer kid-sized pasta options but surprisingly no kid-sized pizza at a pizza restaurant. It would be nice to have a smaller pizza option for little ones. Otherwise, a wonderful experience and definitely a place I'd return to.

I took the French Pastry intensive this past Sunday and based on my experience would highly…read morerecommend this class. I recently moved to Plano and have been researching fun activities to participate in. Running in 90+ degree temps with humidity will tire a girl out! Something needs to be indoors. Enter, an incredible pastry class. I'm no rookie when it comes to culinary classes. I love them! I love cooking and baking and always learn something new from a class. It's something I throughly enjoy. This experience was 5 STARS! Everyone was so warm, friendly, inclusive and kind. We really had the absolute best time. I've been trying to feel a sense of community after relocating and the other students, as one told me are "my people". My week days have been spent in an altogether different environment that regardless of if it's cultural has brought me down in a real way. I was looking for an afternoon of joie. The class was so inviting, hands on and fun! We made a bunch of items, shared snacks and our creations together. On break another student in class gave me a tour of Central Market since I'd never been to one. Grabbing coffee, exchanging business cards with others, bookmarking a ton of new spots to try and learning about other fun activities was truly worth every dollar spent to join this 4hr class. It felt exactly like what I had imagined moving to Texas with Texans would feel like. It attracted the finest residents. I can't wait to return. They have an all star line up of classes and August is hatch chili month. I will surely be signing up for at least one class a month. The florals are also totally worth mentioning, the store and class is adorned in the most incredible arrangements. It really was such a lovely class. Now if I can find someone to teach me Mahjong! The store is also gorgeous! I'm definitely at the age where I couldn't care less about local bars, show me a stunning grocery store! Coming from Los Angeles, dare I say it... Central Market might be better than Erewhon.

Wonderful class and chef instructors. Filled pasta. Started with a delicious plate of mozzarella…read morecaprese and a glass of wine. We made pasta from scratch, 3 fillings, and 3 sauces. Rolled, cut, and filled our pasta. Then enjoyed a feast of our own making. Perfection (maybe not perfect but definitely beautiful and incredibly tasty). Recipes were provided and easy to follow. I will do these at home. And a surprise: Italian creme cupcake for my birthday celebration. Truly a great night. Totally worth it for a family celebration.

Small Korean place. Food is great. Definitely worth going…read more Portions are big. Bring a appetite.

I went there by looking at the reviews but the food was not fresh and didn't taste good either…read more I got the fried rice chicken plate.

I've had a great experience at Cake Carousel! The staff is super helpful and kind. They have lots…read moreof supplies to assist in meeting your baking goals. Case in point: many years ago I made a lamb cake for Easter. Growing up, my grandmother had always made one and I thought it would be fun to try. My young adult children at the time, named my creation a "Rat Cake." I can see how they might have come up with that. I used chocolate sprinkles as whiskers and now that I think about it, I don't think a lamb even has whiskers! :-) For the past couple of years I have gone to Cake Carousel for help in picking up the needed supplies to make a decent looking Easter lamb cake. My result has not been laughed at so, I'll take that as a win! Their tub of whipped buttercream is perfect! Not too sweet, reasonably priced and it spreads on great. They have precious candy flowers that instantly elevate your cake. The grandkids even had fun helping me decorate! I love this tradition that I'm able to carry on with my own grandkids, just as the happy memories I have with my grandmother so many years ago. Cake Carousel makes it happen!

I had SO much fun in this store today. They have an entire wall of cookie cutters. I needed a hot…read moredog and a baby rattle for random upcoming orders, and they had both- and so much more! They also had fun college themed items. They had a great selection of stencils and fun extras, too. As a cookier, this will be my new obsession to go find fun cutters for my orders!