So I went to an Experience Event they host several times a year at Texas Spice. You have to prepay as they need a head count in advance. The event is Farm to Flame! It was well organized and I really enjoyed it. It's a vibe and such a cool and FUN experience. It's pricey, but definitely worth the drive, time and COST! They set it up in a private area of the restaurant. It's outside on the back patio and you get to have a live BBQ dining experience. The chef is grilling and cooking the food. He also is very passionate and discusses why BBQ is so important. The decor is so country chic. I loved the tiny details of the table. It's such a cute space and you get to make your own seasoning blend. The drinks are flowing and the food is so GOOD! You get to try brisket, turkey, chicken and all the fixings. For the sides you have beans, slaw and greens. You get rolls and veggies, multiple sauces, pickles and onions. You get even more than what I said. Then you will finish it off with the dessert. They offer several options for cocktails. I chose a a spicy margarita and a lemon drop. They were both tasty. The bartenders were friendly, helpful and so nice. You have a live music experience. The guitar player was good. It was nice to have entertainment. This definitely is an experience that I would suggest. It's a FOODIE dream. I left so happy and full. The food, service and ambiance were AMAZING. The only slightly negative thing is the picnic tables were not my favorite. I like chairs with backs, but it was still a nice set up. It felt like a community meeting and chatting with people I didn't know. I was so pleased and look forward to coming back. read more

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Super delicious! Located on the first floor of Omni Hotel. Texas Spice restaurant serves all sorts of food like steak, tacos, roasted chicken, salmon, etc. I came here twice. I ordered the Texas Strip Steak Frites ($38). Good portion of steak and asked for mashed potato as my side. Really loved the food! Steak was seasoned and cooked very well. The mashed potato is one of the best I ever ate. Also I ordered dessert, I ordered Dr Pepper Texas Sheet Cake ($12). This was my favorite. I liked it more than the steak. Perfect sweetness, well presented, and really good texture. The following day, I ordered to-go order. I ordered Texas Spice Burger ($21). It was good, but didn't like the fries. It's super salty and too much seasoning. I ate half of it because it was way too salty. Staffs were friendly. Interior has good vibes. There's a bar if you want to drink at the bar. Would recommend eating here. read more

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Decided to stop in Texas Spice for brunch as we were at the convention center. Miriam was our server and she also explained they had a weekend brunch buffet with offerings of personalized omlette and waffle station. What a great deal! Opted for the brunch buffet for $26. Lots of tasty options for sure. read more

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We had food from Texas Spice cater our conference a couple of weeks ago and I am alway very impressed by the food provided for our meals. It isn't typical conference food and there are healthy selections as well as more comfort food options. The service is impeccable and the buffet is kept very clean. I hope that we have their food at the next conference too. read more

Will return for the decor, service and food. High ceiling, industrial, large lighting features, booths and tables. Outdoor has couple of fire going on in a 74 degree Friday in May, before 12 noon. Service is good. We were initially seated by the wall. When asked to sit by the window - that looks out to the red flying horse - the renovated Pegasus - they changed without any fuss. Servers came immediately with water. We've a light lunch: Artisan salad and grill cheese - both are good. Some chai cushion could use 'renovation' as well. read more

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Went here for lunch after a conference and the place is nice! We were seated promptly and greeted by our waiter Ben right away. Service was great and we both ordered their Grilled Cheese with Tomato soup. The soup was thick and was pretty good. The grilled cheese was a bit greasy to the touch but still good. Overall, it was a good lunch with many options on their menu. read more

Texas Spice - Grilled Cheese with Tomato Soup - New American Near Me - Dallas, Texas

For context, I came here for the Thanksgiving buffet this year Pros: - Very kids friendly with food selection that can be good for kids such as fries& tater tots, eggs, and chicken fingers. - Incredible selection of food with great service of waiters being fast to take drink orders and clearing plates. i loved the Picanha putting some chimichurri on top - Awesome view and ambiance of the restaurant where you feel like you are at a very nice atmosphere. - Cost was very reasonable especially for a Thanksgiving special and in an upscale hotel. Also loved the to-go thanksgiving cake as a take home gift! Cons: - Alcoholic drinks are extra including the mimosa and bloody mary bar which were on the higher side and needs to be paid upon order either through card or room number. - Parking situation was a bit confusing, but you can go to the omni parking garage with a card or phone number entered to get into the gate. Then Texas Spice will give you a bar code that allows you to exit the garage without having to pay for the first 4 hours Overall, i was very pleased with my meal and would recommend to others without hesitation read more

Texas Spice - Take home Thanksgiving cake gift - New American Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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The food was fresh and hot. The service was good and the ambiance was family friendly. read more

Texas Spice - New American Near Me - Dallas, Texas

If you are considering eating out next year, I recommend the Thanksgiving buffet at Spice (Omni Hotel). Pricy yes, but equally delicious foods/desserts. It can be a bit crowded and you do need reservations, especially with the runners from the turkey trot. read more

What an amazing day!!!! We were greeted at check in with a glass of complimentary champagne. We were then introduced to all the various, amazingly delicious stations, table service, full bar, build your own bouquet, live band AND when we left, Mom's received a small Bundt cake to take home. Service was top notch!!!! read more

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Everything we tried was delicious. We did have a private room for our gathering and had some trouble meeting the minimum amount we were supposed to spend so we ended up taking a bottle of wine to go and that topped off our charges. read more

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Texas Spice is a restaurant located within the Omni Hotel. They offer breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We specifically dined in for breakfast. We started off with two pineapple mimosas and water of course. For entrees we ordered the Texas Spice Breakfast Sandwich and the Black Bean Potato Hash. Sandwich: 6/10 Hash: 10/10 When my sandwich arrived it didn't have the caramelized onions that it stated it came with. Obviously, I'm annoyed. Our waitress was not the friendliest and after informing her, it seemed as if I was bothering her...ummm ma'am I'm the only one that should be bothered. Honey, I didn't forget the onions and neither did you so just let the kitchen staff know maybe? I have grievances because once the food came out what should have taken place was her stopping by to ask how everything looked and if anything additionally was needed. That didn't happen. We had to ask another waitress/server for the onions and to please get her attention. That's too much and not good service. Thankfully, the other waitress was attentive. We finally received the onions and that made the sandwich much better. The brioche bun helped and along with the avocado that my breakfast partner shared. The eggs were bland and not seasoned. I also didn't want to eat cold food. After finishing up, she seemed to have a little more pep in her step and appeared more attentive. Being that she knew she wasn't providing good service she didn't charge us for the mimosas. That made the experience a little better, but I for sure would not go back to Texas Spice. Four stars because it's connected to the Omni and for the other positive highlights. Go if you want, I don't know. read more

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We went here because we were staying at the hotel this is located at. Because we went so late at night, it wasn't super busy and it looked like a modern restaurant. There was about 10 of us and we actually showed up closer to the time it was going to close, but they willingly sat us and stayed open longer for us. The staff themselves were really nice too. We got some dip and chips, burgers, salads, and tomato soup. The soup was delicious and overall the food was good. read more

Texas Spice - New American Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Came for a work luncheon and we had an enjoyable time together. The restaurant was empty (outside of us) so we had no issues with the service. We ordered the spinach dip and spiced brisket meatballs for the table. The spinach dip was nicely flavored and creamy and I did enjoy the meatballs. Would definitely recommend ordering these two items! I ordered the Texas spice burger and it comes with your choice of side. This burger is HUGE especially with the added toppings. I did enjoy it but it was very messy to keep together and eat. I would recommend you request for them to cut it in half (if you choose to keep the toppings it comes with). Overall, for a hotel restaurant, it was a decent experience and very good customer service! read more

I visited Texas Spice for breakfast while staying at the Omni in Dallas and had a nice experience. I ordered the Huevos Rancheros. Crisp tortillas were topped with flavorful spicy chorizo, savory refried black beans, a yolky fried egg and soft diced avocado. Overall this was a quality and convenient breakfast for those staying at the Omni read more

Texas Spice - Huevos Rancheros - New American Near Me - Dallas, Texas

The food was amazing and such a great location. The inside was beautifully decorated. read more

Texas Spice - New American Near Me - Dallas, Texas

This restaurant is inside the Omni Dallas hotel. They do not allow to-go orders by phone or online to-go orders. You have to go there in person to place a to-go order which means waiting on it to be made or making 2 trips. The restaurant's ambiance is upscale and professional. I ordered the smoked chicken cobb salad. Most of the romaine lettuce, the boiled egg, the bacon bits, tomatoes, and the avocado looked and tasted fresh. There were a number of discolored pieces of romaine lettuce that looked unappetizing. The smoked chicken looked very processed like it'd been frozen, was very very dry, and smelled strong. They only included one small side of dressing for an entree size salad. They should have included 2 small containers or 1 larger size dressing container. For a $20 salad, I think they could do better. Minus the chicken and bad lettuce pieces, I'd say the salad was 4 out of 5 stars. The dry chicken gets 1 star. read more

Texas Spice - Discolored pieces of romaine lettuce - New American Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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Texas spice and everything nice! This review is solely for the AYCE breakfast buffet. The all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet offers up a diverse selection of dishes, ranging from 2 types of scrambled eggs, 2 types of sausage links, a meat pattie, crispy bacon, gravy and biscuits, oatmeal, bagels, fruit, yogurt and so much more. There is an omlette station where they create some delicious omlettes and waffles. The quality of the food was very good as the fresh ingredients were evident to my pallette, and the buffet area is clean and well-maintained. Overall the service was exceptional and ambiance was Awesome! All this played a crucial role in enhancing the dining experience, You can order ala carte but the AYCE is a very convenient option for a delicious hearty breakfast and makes for a quick exit if you're in a rush for time, just make sure you pay your bill first! :) read more

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Great hospitality and culinary creations in the Omni Hotel's restaurant. Cozy environment right in the heart of Downtown Dallas. Service was attentive and knowledgeable. Especially enjoyed the bartender's off-menu mocktail creation upon request. Nice mix of Texas/Anerican standards and some fusion concepts. read more

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The food, service and ambiance was all amazing!! I had the BEST breakfast!!! Everything was cooked perfectly my and the vanilla latte was so yummy!!! read more

Texas Spice - Yummy!!!!!!!!! - New American Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Sasha is a great bartender. She's super attentive and has a great sense of humor... if you can keep up! read more

Texas Spice - New American Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Quick in and out lunch experience at Texas Spice! Service was fast. Thank you for that. I had the ceviche and tomato soup. The ceviche's unique milky dressing and the smoky, thick, and rich tomato soup were both excellent. Texas Spice emphasis local ingredients with a southern-style twists. The farm-to-market concept offers fresh, great-tasting food in a casual dining setting. The rustic interior, designed with repurposed materials, creates a charming atmosphere almost creating history. Kudos to Texas Spice for being recognized as a Diners' Choice Winner by OpenTable.com! read more

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I think that was one of the best avocado toast creations I've had yet. Talk about inventive! It had a Love infused into it! That's one of the best I've ever had and I have avocado toast everyday of my life. I don't know who's in that kitchen, but they need a raise. read more

Texas Spice - The best avocado toast I've experienced in Texas yet - New American Near Me - Dallas, Texas

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Visited here twice already while staying at the Omni! Feels like a mix between a high end sports bar for lunch or a nice dinner spot. We ordered the steak for dinner and the potato hash for breakfast - both were amazing! The service was quick and efficient both times. Loved it! read more

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I had the chance to preview their Farm to Flame open-fire BBQ experience, and it was too good! You can tell Chef Jimmy is passionate about BBQ; every bite was flavorful, juicy, and perfectly tender (not a dry piece in sight). The sauces ranged from classic to creative (I was especially glad to see a Carolina-style option in the mix). The sides were just as impressive, especially the greens! They were jam-packed with flavor. For dessert they brought out a massive cast-iron cobbler served with vanilla bean ice cream that honestly beat Blue Bell. Chef also shared a bit about the deep roots of Texas BBQ and his connection to it with in his family, which made the whole evening feel even more special. We also got to make our own spice mix to take home! It's a laid-back, family-style patio experience where the food and hospitality both shine. Full bellies and full hearts. I'd go again! read more

Yummy breakfast buffet!! Delicious French toast ordered along side the buffet and included in the price! Fresh fruit, scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits, gravy, & an assortment of pastries! read more

Fantastic buffet! In the Omni hotel So good. And fresh from farm to table I will go again and again read more

I had the steak frites but subbed the fries for garlic mash! Both were delicious! The restaurant itself is really pretty and good size as well. It's part of a hotel but it didn't give hotel food vibes. read more

Texas Spice - Steak frites sub garlic mash - New American Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Had dinner there last night Had the pork chop,it was delicious cooked perfectly. Staff was very attentive wold highly recommend

I was staying at the Omni Hotel and went down to order a "To Go" order and eat in my room. I ordered the BBQ Short Rib Tacos, Pasture Raised Pork Chop, and for Desert, The Warm Pecan Pie. Now when I received my order, I did go straight to my room to eat. I started with the Pork Chop which I was disappointed in, it wasn't warm, it was already setting up (not juicy) so the bites were firm. It is a small pork chop so I finished it but I wasn't happy about it. Next, I had the BBQ Short Rib taco which sounded good. The word Johnnycakes was in the description but I have no clue what a Johnnycake is. I opened the container and the short rib was clearly very dry looking, I would say it looked like fried short ribs, which is not what I hoped for. And the Johnnycake taco "shell" was too damp to hold anything, a huge mistake to pair the 2. A street soft shell taco will have 2 shells for this reason, a "johnnycake" cannot hold anything (now that I know). And finally the WARM Pecan Pie w/Ice Cream.... The Pecan Pie was like, right out of the box. If I had to drive 1 hr. to get home, I would understand...but it was about 5 minutes to get upstairs. read more

They weren't lying when they said breakfast was the most important meal of the day! I mean really, look how hearty this plate was.Y'all know me, I loveeee a lot of food on my plate so when I saw Sterling's food I immediately had food envy. But no worries, my french toast was everything I needed and more. (Think of Frosted Flakes, icing, and syrup all swirled on top of golden brown toast) Just thinking about it got me hungrayyyy for real! Big thanks to Texas Spice for this one * * As seen on menu: -Two Eggs & Breakfast Potatoes choice of pecanwood smoked bacon, sausage or turkey bacon -Corn Flake-Encrusted French Toast maple syrup | butter read more

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I am giving five stars because of the excellent service from one of the managers (most likely) on a slow day. Ambiance is well done as well. They made sure to go above and beyond while not putting pressure and being very hospitable. Had the ceviche apetizer, highly recommend as it was an elevated dish. read more

First time eating breakfast here and I ordered the avocado toast. I did not want anything heavy like the breakfast buffet which looked amazing. The avocado toast was delicious and the fried egg was cooked perfectly. Definitely would order again. Service was fast and friendly. read more

Texas Spice - Avocado toast - New American Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Open but not ready to be open. Can we all just be easy that this is a 1st worlder review a first world establishment. In the grand scheme, I am privileged in ways even some 1st worlders are not. Grains of salt. Given we are just emerging from a devastating pandemic, I have developed service tolerance. Service staff is stretched to it's absolute limit, yet businesses are opening at full capacity. If the customers show up, that justifies the demand for a fully staffed experience. Pay them, or soon you will see business fall off due to management and owners flaunting their perception that we will come, just because they built it. Um, others are building as well. We will go to them. Texas Spice is not Waffle House, not when they charge $19 plus tip for the buffet WH, you get the same basic food items as this place, in a vast quantity enough to match a buffet meal, yet one can expect WH to be fully staffed, and for about $14 plus tip, with coffee, and you get doted on. Aesthetics is no advantage if the service experience is not on par with your price point. Yes, it is 1st world, but it is not for free, we pay to cover that it is. Buffet is back open, some of the menu items have changed. The potatoes I made the 45 minute drive, now just huge chunks of roasters one would expect on a dinner menu, not breakfast. Gone are the delicious, delicate slices paired with onions. Why on earth would you do this? To be able to serve that not sold for breakfast, with lunch or dinner? It doesn't work, so breakfast is now less appealing. Cut corners, but not so obvious that it effects the experience so basic. Sausage patties are mass canned, and not the hand formed patties they had before. I served in the Army for a decade, these were like the mess hall sausage patties that come in a can precooked in mystery juice, then heated and served. Awful. They offer omelets, but the eggs on the line appeared to be of the reconstituted powdered variety, not fresh eggs. Who is managing this place making such decisions to offer quality that is far less than a dive experience, but at niche pricing? You think we get lost in ambiance? Those unused to good food quality for whom this is that special experience, but not those of us that do this regularly, that have developed expectations. Service. 1 server cannot meet the needs of as many tables as you are expecting. Yes, you may be short staffed, then make sure it isn't were it counts. Maybe limit capacity, or pay a wage that workers will show up to work for. Losing customers will not build your brand. Pay more, more customers spread the word you are top notch, and you can fill seats, raise prices, everyone wins. Anyone coming to the Omni Hotel for breakfast, can afford $24.99, if they can afford $19.99, and will pay it gladly. Your clientele exists. Now the service has to match the clients expectations. Starbucks is charging a mint for coffee, because there is a huge client base willing to pay it. So sell it, but service matters. The server that waited on me was doing an awesome job. Imagine if there were two, then the juggling act would not seem so. Waffle House staffs in such a manner that you have very little wait time, and your glass stays full. You need anything, they are on it before you can ask. They are present in your experience. WAFFLEHOUSE! How are you lagging behind them in hiring staff? Wafflehouse, get it, do you know your tier versus theirs? Do you understand what that says? You are placing a side of the road WH a cut above your offering. I have bacon, sausage, links, a Cuisinart Chef quality Waffle iron, I can make everything you offer, and quite well I might add, I burn. For me to choose to leave what I could have made much cheaper, and great, you have to know I am only coming out, for service, and what you say you do better. I have placed TS at the top of my nationwide, favorite breakfast spots for quite some time now. Lots of great spots in LA, Carlsbad, LaJolla, San Deigo, and in the DFW, but loyalty to TS as my fav, has always withstood the rest. If this change in food quality, and service, is a glitch due to pandemic recovery, I am prepared to see what the future holds, and to a return to normalcy. But if this is your new normal. Time to avail myself to other offerings. WH has real sausage patties, that taste like pork, eggs you see them crack, not wisk with water, and people in numbers to match the flow of customers. Heck, if you go to the right location of WH, you can even witness, or join in a brawl or two. Now you're talking. Who doesn't like a bit of exercise after, or during a meal? Okay, so that is usually in an unsavory area, and during after hours when the drunks roll in. I am never out in those wee hours. Step up your game Texas Spice. You need to justify valet parking, and the concepts appeal, or go away like so many other businesses. Be safe Yelpers. Take care of yourself, your loved ones, and even look out for others you may not know. read more

We were staying at the Omni hotel for a conference and with several people who were trying to eat healthy, including a vegetarian and a vegan. We were in love with the vegan option that was offered for breakfast, the quinoa sweet potato plate, with plant based soyrizo patty to sub the poached egg. The second day we were there, we were told no substitutions but this was quickly rectified by the manager who was super accommodating and helpful. It was so nice to have a great option to start off our morning, and most importantly it was super tasty! read more

The team was super accommodating and friendly. You could tell that the food was simple but delicious. read more

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This is a review for the breakfast buffet only. The buffet was only $19 per person and it's a phenomenal value for what is offered. Take a look at the video I uploaded to see the spread! My favorites were the made to order 3 egg omelette, the oatmeal pancake with chocolate chips, all the fresh delicious fruit cups (that included berries, fresh pineapple, cantaloupe, And honeydew!), and the chicken sausage. Wow it all tasted amazing and was clearly farm to table! The service was prompt and there was staff constantly clearing out plates so we could go back for more! Everything is made in house, even the pastries! I tried the blueberry muffin and it was very good! I can't say enough good things about texas Spice's breakfast buffet. I am dreaming of the next opportunity I can get away one morning to indulge again! read more

Texas Spice - 3 egg omelette - New American Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Quiet dinner spot. Everyone working was very friendly and considerate while we were here. The food was great! My girlfriend is vegan, so the only thing she could get was the Cauliflower Steak and it tasted great even for me. The portions are texas sized and the atmosphere if very relaxed with a touch of country. read more

Texas Spice - Cauliflower Steak - New American Near Me - Dallas, Texas

I was visiting Dallas with family and someone made reservations for brunch. I initially planned to order from the menu until I realized they had a buffet. I tried that instead. The food was delicious, fresh and the buffet was constantly stocked. They also had an omelet station. I'd definitely return. read more

As if our brief stay at Omni wasn't bad enough . The service at this "restaurant" was disgusting . The host was nowhere to be found . She was very slow . We decided to sit at the bar and grab a few drinks. The bartender I believed his name was Marco, Maro? He seemed intoxicated and we asked if he had any favorite specialty drinks he just pointed to the menu which only has 3 cocktails . We both ordered old fashioned which tasted horrible , and my husband noticed him pouring himself a drink while making cocktails. The service was very unprofessional. we will not be returning . read more