Best Restaurants with Dancing in Dallas-Ft. Worth (DFW) Corridor

I was able to pre celebrate my birthday. The area was very nice, ambience was great. Loved the playlist while everyone and Jame and eat while still having class. Food was surprisingly great although not hot as I would like but no major complaints. Drinks were great as well. Our waiter was excellent and even surprised me with a birthday dessert and sparklers which I was not expecting. I will return back for sure. I initially was scheduled to have my dinner on that Saturday but was cancelled with no notice so I did have to call and find out why which the young lady was able to tell me that someone had booked the entire restaurant. It would have been nice if the reason could have been included or a posting on one of the social media accounts … and then perhaps some type of accommodation or free item for the inconvenience.

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Te Deseo in Dallas, and it was a wonderful experience. From the moment we walked in, the ambiance set the perfect mood for a date night. The lighting was soft and intimate, with a modern yet cozy design that made the atmosphere feel both sophisticated and welcoming. The food was absolutely delicious. Every dish was expertly prepared, with bold flavors and fresh ingredients. The menu offered a variety of options, catering to all tastes, and each plate was beautifully presented. We especially enjoyed [parillada Argentina ], which was a standout in terms of flavor and creativity.

While this is a hotel lobby restaurant, once inside you’ll forget you’re in a hotel. Nice bar area with happy hour Monday thru Thursday 2pm - 6pm. Complimentary appetizer (OpenTable) of feta, olives and marinara with pita was very tasty! The bean soup was slightly spicy and full of wonderful flavor! For an entree I had the pork chop and as with everything else was equally tasty. Service from Elexis and team was fantastic and the staff did a great job of making us feel welcome and appreciated. For us locals, especially those who live in the immediate area, it would be nice to have easier access to the canal trails. I’d think it would also make a more enjoyable experience to hotel guests to be able to get to nearby places easier on foot. Hopefully the city is planning that—more side walks and trails connected to the standalone “bridges to nowhere”.

Sat in the “gazebo” across from the main entrance. Absolutely lovely. Ambiance was great and food was really good. They store their wines in a cellar so the older wine that I selected had aged properly. Absolutely will be back the next time we are in town.

Service and food was good. Great vibes with ambience