Had dinner here last night, service was excellent, staff very friendly and nice, food was…read moreabsolutely delicious and portions large. Price are reasonable and there is space outside to eat if you desire. Definitely going back.

Much too expensive for what they offer. Quality is "ok" but not delicious. Unfortunately, there are…read moreno truly great kosher restaurants in Dallas.

Excellent apps and steak. Terrific service (Daniel). Relaxed vibe. Next time will try the dessert…read more Worth the trip.

After researching kosher restaurant options in the DFW area, I selected Meat Point to provide…read morekosher meals for a visiting employee from Israel. I ordered 2 lunches over 2 days - each order made the night before. The meal was ready on time and handed to the courier. I didn't visit in person and did everything over the phone and via Uber Courier - but if there attention to detail in person is as good as it was over the phone - it will be exceptional!!

The burgers and fries are amazing from here - so good that my Husband picks up orders from here at…read moreleast 2-3x's a weekend. The best!!

No substitutions. Very strict, make you pay for any change at all. I'm not confrontational so I…read morepretended not to care but deep inside it wounded me. Partner got the BBQ sandwich, she said it was "actually really fascinating" but I assume in the bad way like true crime or Katrina. Fries were OK. I'm not gonna lie, get the Falafel from anywhere else. If you're gonna eat here genuinely, get the falafel from anywhere else. I'm serious. There's so many places in Dallas to get them from. The place itself is cluttered. It's not romantic and it's not trying to be, it's the kind of place where you get your food and leave.

A Grapevine staple. Love Weinberger's!…read more Menu is massive. May be worth checking out online first. Sandwiches, salad, gyros, etc. My Mom and I split the Chicken Pesto Sandwiche that was served on the most delicious multigrain bread. Like they should sell the bread it's so fresh and good. They offered to split the sandwich for us and they came out on own plates with chips and a pickle - no extra cost. It was greatly appreciated. The bread was heavenly. It had plenty of chicken, bacon, lettuce, tomato, avocado and a pesto that was light and added the perfect fresh basil touch! They've expanded to the space nextdoor which has added about 18 new tables, a restroom, and two kiosks you can order from. You can alo still order at the counter. There are 2 restrooms in the front/original space. Very friendly staff. Place is clean. You must go!

First day open after the remodel. Figured I better show up…read more Same great Sanwiches Same great Servive. Back of the house is New. Clean, and Bright Might be a fee things left to do, but overall Good Job Dan !!

Each visit here has been memorable. Aesthetic reminds me of South America. The music played is…read morelively and upbeat. It's more than a venue; it's a hub for community. I was excited to learn of the add of dinner time (see my photos for more info). This go round, I needed to-go parve side dish dips and challah for an upcoming last minute event. Sales associate was helpful. I wound up going with the olive and madbucha dips and challah bites (the last bag that was left/hot item!). I looking forward to sharing them.

Absolutely delicious food! I ordered the Italian Veggie Melt and it was so flavorful and the fresh…read morehoagie bun just made the meal even better. If you get a chance to try their homemade chips, I highly recommend it!

Very great food! My wife got the pasta zep and she will be dreaming about it forever! Food was…read moreimmaculate and the overall feel of the restaurant was 10/10. Will be coming back next time we're in Dallas!!

We absolutely loved the food here. We ordered The Hot Chick, The Bear, Operators Club, and The…read moreAlfred with shrimp. There was so much food. It basically took up the entire table. The service was so great as well.

Here's a cleaned-up version that keeps your personality and food-review voice:…read more Cattleack BBQ DID NOT disappoint. Right now, on my highly curated list of the 25 best BBQ spots in all of Texas, Cattleack sits at #12--so obviously I had to try it, especially because it's literally down the street from my new place. I knew how that line could get, so I pulled up at 10:05 AM . Basically had BBQ for breakfast. And since I plan on hitting ALL 25 spots on my list, I made sure I tasted a little bit of everything so I could give it a proper review. First test: THE RIBS. I'm from St. Louis. Ribs are always going to be one of my first tests of whether somebody can really throw down on the BBQ pit. I got a whole pound, and they were GREAT. Passed the test. Then came the Toddfather sandwich... WHEWWWW. Brisket, smoked sausage AND pulled pork all on one sandwich. My God. So good. To finish off the meat test, I got one big piece of fatty brisket. Excellent. Exactly what I wanted. Now the sides... The mac & cheese was surprisingly GOOD. And if you know Texas BBQ, you know finding a BBQ spot with mac & cheese that can actually hold its own isn't always easy. The burnt-end baked beans had a great smoky flavor, but there were almost TOO many burnt ends in them . I was like damn, can I get some beans too?! Still good though. And finally, the banana pudding? FIRE. It was like a fancy version because it had a toffee flavor to it. Cattleack absolutely delivered. Love the vibes inside and out. This is officially a Ken's Approved Restaurant and earns the KenStar of Approval. 12 down... the journey through Texas BBQ continues.

This has been on my list for a long time, and I finally got a chance to try it out over the summer…read more I live in Fort Worth and their hours are not convenient for me to get to them, thats why it has taken me so long to try them. I read about the long lines and the lack of parking, but when I visited, it was maybe an hour before they closed, so I was actually able to find parking right outside the front door, and there was no line. There were also plenty of seating inside. When I got there, they were out of certain items, but that was expected since they are in high demand. Since it was just me, I ordered half a pound of brisket and half a pound of ribs along with a side of mac and cheese. To be honest, it did not live up to its hype. The brisket was a little dry, and for how much they charge per pound, I was expecting more meat than fat. The ribs were my favorite, and the mac and cheese was ok too. I got my order to go, and they only gave me a few sandwich bread slices and like 2 small containers of pickles. I think next time IF i go and IF i happen to be in the area i will try to eat inside that way I can get more of the bread/pickles because i love those on my BBQ.

Babushka treated me so well!…read more They had a variety of foods from most of your Eastern European countries (hence the name...) Mist Russian and Ukrainian foods. Lots of cookies, jellies, breads, crackers, and cured meats. Also a deli-style set up with all sorts of goodies. Don't forget to grab a beer or 12 on your way out and to thank the staff! Side note: make sure to touch up on your Russian before heading in

I love the CCCP Market - it's a reliable place for our favorite brands and flavors of pierogis,…read morewhich are REQUIRED at Polish Vigilia on Christmas Eve. They also have a vast selection of delicious Eastern European food, including our favorite brands of canned fish of various species and different preparations. Their homemade desserts are amazing, and we love their selection of sweets and cookies. 5 Take a trip to Eastern Europe without the plane fare stars!

Went in during the middle of the day when it didn't seem too busy. Theres a pretty casual ambiance…read morewith the wooden benches, big screen TVs playing World Cup games above the registers, and slightly darker lighting (the bathroom was pretty dark but not in like an unpleasant way and was meant for one person at a time anyways). The service was friendly and somewhat quicker than I was expecting. The burger was really good and actually sold me on adding jalapeños more often.

After several disappointing meals nearby, we stumbled upon chop house burger and ordered the…read moreLuchador and a side of fries. The food came out quickly and was piping hot, with crispy well seasoned fries. The burger was above average and the whole meal was maybe $14, way less than several places we tried in the area and it packed a lot more flavor. You can order at the counter or from a kiosk at the front and they bring the food to you where you are seated. If I was in the area, I'd go back and try a different burger.

This place is truly great. I was with a group of friends and we each placed an order beforehand for…read morepickup. I had thought this was needed , but I no longer think so because when we walked into the store we were greeted cheerfully and asked to place our orders. We explained we were there for pickup, and seated ourselves and our orders came out quickly. I got the jalapeno cheese balls and a custom pizza. Everything here is vegetarian and kosher too my knowledge. The cheese balls were crispy on the outside and creamy inside. Really good and they came with a side of marinara for dipping. My one note would be that I couldn't taste any jalapeno, and would have liked that little kick of spice. We still finished them and everyone was happy. The pizza here really shined. I love a crispy style crust and that's what you get here. The toppings were also really tasty and fresh with the olives being maybe some of the best I've had on pizza. The sauce isn't over done either, some people like a lot of sauce but I like how they do it better where the star is the crust and cheese. Two of my friends ordered pizzas with vegan cheese and they reported it was also really well done. I also confirmed with them that the vegan meats were tasty and done right as well. This is a five star facility with only one small thing keeping it from hitting that mark. The store hours are pretty inconvenient, and it doesn't open until 7 pm. This means in the twice we have been to Dallas this year we have tried to go both times by but missed it once and almost missed it this time. An extra hour would go far. Prices are also as little high, my small pizza with 3 toppings was almost $30. Hours and price aside I would recommend this place if you can make time to go. This is solid local pizza and worth every penny.

Tables with customer's garbage left for whoever knows how long- gross. One employee clearly working…read morehard and doing everything himself- taking the orders and making the food. Doesn't seem like the owners of the establishment care much about their business, or the appearance of it either. It was a hot, summer day in Dallas, and even HOTTER inside this restaurant- where is the AC? No wonder it was empty inside. Aside from the fact that the place is just unwelcoming too. Only kosher option for pizza here, sorry to say, don't come here.