Came here for Mother's Day when everything else was rained out. Was helped by Gabe who is a 10/10…read moreserver. So attentive and great at being helpful. This place is so cool and really lets the kids hang out and get some energy out. Food was delicious and drinks were strong (in a god way)! What a clean place, great service, and really saved Mother's Day!

First time visiting this place. Great setup, solid equipment, and service was on point. What more…read morecould you ask for.

Grecia is one of the best bartenders here and delivers great service and small talk! Definitely…read morecoming back!

What a neat place - good atmosphere & vibes when we went on a Friday for a special lunch…read morecelebration. Big booths and various seating options inside & out. Friendly service. Good Happy Hour 3p-6p & Lunch Specials on weekdays. We enjoyed our meals and choice of side items. I got personal pizza & house salad. House salad was nothing special and they were very skimpy on the ranch. Pizza was tasty! Parmageddon & fries were enjoyed. Only thing my Dad didn't prefer with his dish was side choice of "seasonal veggies" and it was just broccoli. He was expecting more than one vegetable. He does not like broccoli but will tolerate a small amount. Lesson learned for next time, ask what the veggies are that day. Shrimp & Calamari app was good. We'll be back!

We ordered the Cowboy Feast. It came with a 33 oz Wagyu Tomahawk Ribeye, an 8 oz garlic stuffed…read morefilet, a 12 oz New York strip, and mesquite grilled Gulf shrimp. For sides, I chose the mac and cheese, cornbread, tallow fries, and Brussels sprouts. This is the kind of meal you remember for a while. The Wagyu tomahawk ribeye was the star of the table. Tender, flavorful, and packed with that rich beefy taste you'd expect from a steak of that caliber. The garlic stuffed filet was incredibly tender and added another layer of flavor, while the New York strip had a great texture and a perfect mesquite grilled finish. The Gulf shrimp were cooked well and added a nice contrast to all the steak. Smoky, juicy, and full of flavor. The sides were excellent across the board. The mac and cheese was creamy and rich, the cornbread was warm and comforting, the tallow fries were crispy and addictive, and the Brussels sprouts provided a nice balance to the feast. The restaurant itself has a true Texas atmosphere with a rustic upscale feel. Service was attentive, knowledgeable, and made the whole experience feel special. This wasn't just dinner. It felt like a Texas steakhouse experience from start to finish. Definitely one of the most memorable meals I've had in the Dallas area.

I am definitely updating my review after our positive experience last Sunday (6/28/26)…read more Our initial greeting from the hostesses was lackluster, at best. Three females, all in their early twenties, all acting as if they don't want to be there. Same as my last experience. Then, a lovely woman showed us to our table. If I am not mistaken, she used to work at Fish City Grill before they closed. She was so welcoming and sweet! Our server, Kristen (sp?) was STELLAR! I truly hope management is having her train staff, she was excellent. Kind, personable, shared recommendations. Our guests were running late, and she was still attentive and our drinks were never empty. Even though our guests' tardiness was out of our control, she never acted upset about this. Once our friends arrived and the food was delivered to the table, we were all happy. Delicious food. One person ordered ribs, and Kristen even brought over a steamy hot cloth for him to clean his sticky hands- wow! Great service and great food. Hey, perhaps Kristen should train the lazy, unhappy hostesses, as well?

I cant speak more highly. Absolutely incredible service, food and drinks. One of the best…read moremargaritas you can get and it's $5 on happy hour. The buffalo wings are tremendous! Half off for happy hour.

I would not recommend anyone going here. Especially my people! The food here is bland and taste…read morelike it was bathed in grease. The bartenders aren't welcoming at all. The staff ignores you when you enter. This is not a safe environment to kick back and relax after a long day or even party for a while. If you're looking for cheap drinks and fun I suggest going somewhere worth spending your hard earned money. :)

I am in town for buisness for a few weeks from Detroit and this is my go to place. Hannah and…read moreKrista are just great! Even though that word doesn't do them justice. The service is exemplary and the food is always hot and timely. Highly recommend!

Last night I revisited and got the privilege to be seated in Robin's section again. Her quick and…read moreattentive service will reassure that we will ask for her upon our next visit. The food and drinks were also amazing. Just what a fantastic experience we had there.

Best Four-Hour Layover Great Staff! I was not looking…read moreforward to my four-hour layover at DFW, so I went searching for a comfortable bar/restaurant to settle into and found NOWITZKI. Great bartender! The food and beverages were very good, but what truly made the difference was the incredible staff. I had the chance to get to know Chrissy, my server, and Jason, the manager. Four hours is a long time to sit in one place, especially in a busy airport like DFW, yet the team was consistently attentive despite the hectic environment. They checked in regularly and shared just enough of their own stories to make the time enjoyable. Never too much, always just right. I left feeling like I had received five-star service and made a couple of new friends. If you have the chance, stop in. You won't be disappointed.

Very solid choice on a Monday evening. Wanted something different than a typical HMS Host place…read more Super fast kitchen and waitress Julia was friendly and attentive while also giving me time to just veg while waiting on flight. Had the cheese "nuggets" to start which were tasty but truly nuggets / not sticks. The Asian beef bowl was flavorful and well balanced. Was a good boy and didn't drink anything other than water on a Monday afternoon Lots of variety in seating options - all with handy chargers - and 3 large TVs. Plus a small merch section if you really want to show some more love to a Mavs great. You could do a whole lot worse in an airport setting.

Food is good especially the Italian beef sandwich Owner…read moreJose is from Chicago Chicago Bears watching parties

We stopped to charge a Tesla in the parking lot and had about 30 minutes to kill on a Friday…read moreafternoon and ended up wandering into this bar. It was the perfect neighborhood spot. Our server was so great (Sara). She overheard me say something and all of a sudden it just appeared. Super attentive. It was Halloween and music bingo night. We ended up staying for many hours. People were super nice and the bingo was so fun. I highly recommend Nico's way nachos. I would totally come back if we lived closer.

Stopped to eat and watch some college football during a long layover in terminal A…read more Had a burger that was okay. Not bad but not great. The fries were okay, too. The server was very nice and filled my cup up multiple times. Not a bad spot to eat during a layover. Better than some of the airport food court options.

The boy and I were looking for some Texas BBQ between American Airlines' Terminal A and our…read moredeparture gate in Terminal B on our layover this week and there really wasn't any other option than the Dallas Cowboys Club. I discovered they had brisket on the menu when I searched for "brisket" in the AA apps' Terminal Map. And well, they had a brisket sandwich on Texas Toast so we decided to find a table. The restaurant itself is nice and modern with plenty of seats and availability around 5pm on a Tuesday. Our waiter was friendly enough and attentive but he did forget to bring my water when I asked for it. To his credit, he was juggling several tables and was running around managing them. We shared the fried pickles and the brisket sandwich and both were quite tasty and the Chipotle BBQ sauce was really good and not too chipotle-y to make it different than just a really good BBQ sauce so don't be concerned by that description. The fried pickles ($12) were about as good as fried pickles can be. I've had some with less of a coating so if you're looking for something very lightly battered, I wouldn't say these are them. On the other hand, like I said, these were pretty perfect and certainly not overly coated in batter. They come with a tasty BBQ ranch sauce and the portion size was good; we definitely didnt finish them. On to the brisket sandwich ($22)... Certainly a shareable portion for two, especially since it's on thick Texas Toast and we were sharing the fries that come with it as well as the fried pickles. The sandwich was tasty but they were a bit skimpy on the meat and what was inside was really fatty. In fact one of the few pieces in my half was all fat. Come on guys, when you're chopping up the brisket into small pieces, it's pretty easy to toss the all fat pieces. The sandwich was served with decent and ample fries as well as a few things slices of pickles. The $22 price tag is steep but this is an airport afterall and they've "got you". To drink, I had a Don Diablo ($20) and later, a Lagunitas IPA ($11). They were out of their rotating local craft beers. The cocktail was tasty but the price was not. I had talked to someone in the Charleston airport where our return trip began and he mentioned that the prices of drinks in Dallas were good. I didn't find that to be true at all! I was torn about leaving the Dallas Cowboys Club 3 stars or 4 but since the service was pretty good and the food and drinks, too, despite the high cost for a meal for two with two drinks, I chose to leave them 4. Had the Cheerleaders been there serving us, I would have given them a 5....lol One thing I really can't stand at airports is when they jack up the prices just because they can. You're stuck there with no other option for food unless you bring your own. And you certainly can't bring your own booze anymore so if you're a drinker like me, well, you're screwed and you're paying $20 for a cocktail and $11 for a 20 oz. beers. It sucks! This isn't a fancy nightclub afterall! $12 for the pickles, well, that's "ok". Maybe they could drop that to $10 and I'm sorry, $22 for that brisket sandwich is kinda crazy but again, it's an airport. Anywhere else, for a $22 sandwich like that, I'd expect quite a bit more brisket in there and certainly little to no fatty pieces. Man! Should I leave 'em 3 stars??? Oh, Ima hit "post review" before I change my mind!