The Top 100 Places to Eat Near Asian Mint
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Rank 1. Sachet
Mediterranean
The corner windows at this Mediterranean restaurant pull you in before you've even touched the door, and the room inside delivers on the promise: open, sunny, and staffed by people who seem to mean it. The kitchen ranges from Morocco to Syria to Spain without breaking a sweat, and the booths fill fast enough that the long counter bar exists for a reason. The wine program earned a James Beard Semifinalist nod, which in Dallas is its own kind of conversation starter.
- Michelin Guide Selected Restaurant
- D Magazine #15 · The 50 Best Restaurants
- D Magazine 2024 · Best Place to Go On a Monday · Best of Big D
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Rank 2. Georgie
Contemporary New American
The dining room runs peach and carrot tones with a retro-meets-modern feel that signals a proper occasion, and the uniformed servers confirm it. This is upscale New American with a wink: potato "churros" with caramelized onion dip, roasted chicken with sauce vin jaune, a chocolate candy bar for dessert. The chef is a James Beard Emerging Chef nominee, and the Michelin Guide has taken notice. Prices are serious, but so is the kitchen.
- James Beard Awards 2025 · Nominee · Emerging Chef · RJ Yoakum
- Dallas Observer 2024 · Best Chef · Best of Dallas · R.J. Yoakum
- Michelin Guide Selected Restaurant
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- Dallas Observer 2025 · Best Upscale Dessert · Best of Dallas
- Dallas Observer 2024 · Best Steakhouse · Best of Dallas
- Eater Steak · 14 Iconic Dallas Dishes Locals and Tourists Must Try
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Rank 4. Barsotti's
Italian
Black-and-white floors and a curved bar overlooking an open kitchen set the mood at this Oak Lawn trattoria. Homemade pasta is the point, from spaghetti with meatballs to lasagna Bolognese, backed by an all-Italian wine list. The room is bright and lively, the kind of neighborhood spot where the menu reads short because the kitchen means it. A Michelin Selected Restaurant.
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- Wine Enthusiast Top 50 New Restaurants
- Texas Monthly Honorable Mentions · Texas’s Best New Restaurants
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Rank 6. Knox Bistro
French
A French team runs this relaxed bistro on Knox Street, and the room reads more neighborhood than tourist trap, with no beret-shaped light fixtures in sight. Classics like duck à l'orange and rabbit in mustard sauce anchor the dinner menu, while lunch keeps things simpler with oysters and fish rillettes. The Paris-Brest is the kind of dessert you order, then immediately resent whoever you brought with you. The Michelin Guide has it selected.
- Michelin Guide Selected Restaurant
- D Magazine #27 · The 50 Best Restaurants
- Dallas Observer Neighborhood Staples and Gems · The Top 50 Restaurants in Dallas Right Now
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Rank 7. Mister Charles
Italian-influenced French
The baked Alaska arrives tableside with the kind of theater that makes you glad you dressed up. Mister Charles is an Italian-influenced French restaurant in Dallas where the room is sweeping and the menu runs from fusilli with caviar to wagyu beef Wellington, with canapes and showy presentations filling the space between. The wine list is substantial, the cocktails are deft, and nobody here is pretending this is a casual Tuesday.
- D Magazine 2024 · Best Place for Dessert · Best of Big D
- Michelin Guide Selected Restaurant
- D Magazine The Best New Restaurants in Dallas
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- Eater The 38 Essential Dallas Restaurants
- Dallas Observer Splurge Worthy Spots · The Top 50 Restaurants in Dallas Right Now
- Dallas Observer 2024 · Best Seafood · Best of Dallas
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Rank 9. The Mansion Restaurant
French New American
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Rank 11. nonna
Italian
The blind-covered windows in a Highland Park strip mall don't exactly shout "neighborhood Italian restaurant," but that's partly the point. Inside, exposed brick and modern art set a casually stylish tone, and the menu leans seasonal with a wood-fired oven doing steady work. Up to ten pastas rotate through, though the white clam pie and Maine lobster ravioli are permanent fixtures. The wine list is all-Italian and quietly interesting. It holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand.
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Rank 12. Coupes
Champagne Wine Bar
A U-shaped bar, gold touches, and pink drapery tucked inside a Highland Park strip mall, which is either charming or deeply on-brand depending on your feelings about Highland Park. Coupes is a Champagne and wine bar with a serious poured-glass selection covering French bottles, Crémant, Blanc de Noirs, and Texas pours alongside cocktails for anyone not yet ready to commit to bubbles entirely.
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Rank 13. Mamani
Contemporary French
The chef behind this Contemporary French bistro spent nearly a decade running the kitchen at Restaurant Joël Robuchon in Vegas, and the sauces here will remind you why that matters. Mamani holds a Michelin star, and the room is glitzy enough to justify the à la carte prices. The menu skews shareable and French-classical: Dover sole, a veal Cordon Bleu, a Paris-Brest that arrives looking like it was sent from Paris to make a point.
- Michelin Guide 1 Star
- Texas Monthly Dishes We Wanted Seconds Of: Rosa Sposa · The Best Things in Texas
- D Magazine The Best New Restaurants in Dallas
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Rank 14. Gemma
Contemporary New American
A warm raisin scone arrives before you've even looked at the menu, which tells you everything about the priorities at this intimate neighborhood bistro tucked into Henderson Avenue. The contemporary American cooking leans seasonal and unfussy, and the hospitality earned a James Beard nomination to prove it's not an accident. The Michelin Guide gave it a Bib Gourmand, and the room fills with the kind of regulars who stopped reading the menu months ago.
- James Beard Awards 2024 · Nominee · Outstanding Hospitality
- Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand
- D Magazine #19 · The 50 Best Restaurants
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Rank 19. Fearing's
Southwestern New American
Dean Fearing's restaurant inside the Ritz-Carlton looks like a traditional steakhouse until the food arrives. It's a polished Southwestern dining room where the menu wanders confidently into buffalo and antelope territory alongside filets, and a carpaccio riff assembles tuna, wagyu, salmon, and barbecued eel into something resembling stained glass. The kind of place that earns a Forbes Four Star and still manages to serve a baklava s'more without embarrassing itself.
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Rank 21. Starship Bagel
NY-Style Bakery
- James Beard Awards 2025 · Nominee · Outstanding Bakery
- Bon Appétit The Very Best Bagels in the US (Yes, Outside New York)
- James Beard Awards 2026 · Semifinalist · Outstanding Bakery
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- Texas Monthly Honorable Mentions · Texas’s Best New Restaurants
- Eater Sleeper Hit of the Year
- D Magazine The Best New Restaurants in Dallas
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Rank 23. Quarter Acre
New American
The forest-meets-island room on Greenville Avenue hints at the chef's New Zealand upbringing before a single plate arrives. Quarter Acre is an intimate fine dining spot offering both à la carte and a multicourse tasting menu that moves from delicate raw and seafood preparations toward bolder, fire-driven dishes. Classical European technique runs underneath cooking that roams pretty freely across the globe. A Michelin Selected Restaurant, and the kind of room that makes a Tuesday feel like an occasion.
- Texas Monthly #3 · Texas’s Best New Restaurants
- D Magazine 2025 · Best Tasting Menu · Best of Big D
- Dallas Observer 2025 · Best Chef · Best of Dallas · Toby Archibald
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Rank 24. Tatsu Dallas
Sushi
Ten counter seats inside a renovated gin building, and getting one of them is genuinely the hard part. This is an intimate edomae omakase, Michelin-starred, where the chef sequences around fourteen nigiri pieces so the flavors build steadily from delicate to deep. The rice comes from Hokkaido, the movements are unhurried, and the chef will quietly adjust the size of a piece if you ask. Everyone sits down together, so don't be late.
- Michelin Guide 1 Star
- D Magazine 2025 · Best Omakase · Best of Big D
- Dallas Observer 2024 · Best Omakase · Best of Dallas
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Rank 25. Ngon Vietnamese Kitchen
Vietnamese
Carol Nguyen's Lower Greenville Vietnamese restaurant pulls its menu straight from Hanoi street food, the kind of cooking where portions are generous and every bowl arrives already fragrant. Rustic wood, a lively room full of families and groups, and a kitchen that keeps things bright and balanced. The Michelin Guide gave it a Bib Gourmand, which tracks: this is the neighborhood Vietnamese spot Dallas didn't know it needed until it had one.
- Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand
- Eater The 38 Essential Dallas Restaurants
- Dallas Observer Neighborhood Staples and Gems · The Top 50 Restaurants in Dallas Right Now
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Rank 26. Partenope Ristorante
Neapolitan Pizza
The dough here is made by hand in the Neapolitan tradition, soft enough that a margherita lands on the table looking almost too relaxed to be pizza. Partenope is a full-sit-down Italian restaurant on Main Street, the kind of place that takes its time with both the pasta and the service. It landed on 50 Top Pizza USA, which for Dallas is a meaningful data point. The room feels warm rather than scene-y, which in this city counts for something.
- 50 Top Pizza #18 · 50 Top Pizza USA
- 50 Top Pizza 2026 · Made in Italy · 50 Top Pizza USA Special Awards
- D Magazine #25 · The 50 Best Restaurants
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Rank 27. MộT Hai Ba
Vietnamese
Tucked behind an auto repair shop on Lewis Street, this narrow Vietnamese restaurant with exposed brick and wood floors is easy to miss and hard to forget. A Serbian-born chef runs the kitchen, which tells you something about the cooking: contemporary Vietnamese with French technique and Texan instincts folded in. The Michelin Bib Gourmand recognizes what regulars already know. Bao, brisket, nuoc cham, and coconut lemongrass panna cotta somehow all belong on the same table here.
- Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand
- D Magazine #7 · The 50 Best Restaurants
- Dallas Observer Neighborhood Staples and Gems · The Top 50 Restaurants in Dallas Right Now
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Rank 28. Via Triozzi
Italian
- Texas Monthly #8 · Texas’s Best New Restaurants
- D Magazine The Best New Restaurants in Dallas
- D Magazine #36 · The 50 Best Restaurants
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Rank 29. Tei-An
Japanese Noodles
The house-made soba is the point here, though the menu at this elegant soba house in the Arts District runs wide enough to spark a real argument about what to order. Cold or hot noodles arrive with seasonal toppings that range from strictly traditional to a Bolognese that has no business working as well as it does. Grilled freshwater eel comes with its crisped spine, exactly as it would in Japan. The Michelin Guide has it listed among its selected restaurants in Dallas.
- Dallas Observer 2025 · Best Omakase · Best of Dallas
- Michelin Guide Selected Restaurant
- D Magazine #8 · The 50 Best Restaurants
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- James Beard Awards 2025 · Nominee · Best Chef: Texas · Regino Rojas
- D Magazine #1 · The 50 Best Restaurants
- D Magazine 2024 · Best Tasting Menu · Best of Big D
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Rank 31. El Carlos Elegante
Mexican
A wood-fired grill anchors the dining room at this lively Mexican restaurant on the Trinity River, where the move is to start with a drink at the horseshoe bar and watch the kitchen work before settling in for a round of shareable plates and grilled meats. The tequila and mezcal list runs deep, and the crowd skews festive in the way places do when the patio has won awards and someone nearby is building tacos at the table.
- Michelin Guide Selected Restaurant
- D Magazine The Best New Restaurants in Dallas
- D Magazine #16 · The 50 Best Restaurants
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Rank 32. MĀBO
Omakase Sushi
- James Beard Awards 2025 · Nominee · Best New Restaurant
- Texas Monthly #3 · Texas’s Best New Restaurants
- Esquire The Best New Restaurants in America
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Rank 33. Tatsu
Omakase Sushi
- D Magazine #4 · The 50 Best Restaurants
- Dallas Observer Splurge Worthy Spots · The Top 50 Restaurants in Dallas Right Now
- Eater The 38 Essential Dallas Restaurants
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- D Magazine 2023 · Best Place for Dessert · Best of Big D
- Dallas Observer 2025 · Best Tasting Menu · Best of Dallas
- D Magazine #12 · The 50 Best Restaurants
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Rank 35. Read Shop
Coffee
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Rank 36. José
Jalisco Mexican
- D Magazine #30 · The 50 Best Restaurants
- Eater The 38 Essential Dallas Restaurants
- James Beard Awards 2022 · Semifinalist · Outstanding Hospitality
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Rank 37. Saint Valentine
Cocktail Bar
The cocktail menu lists a drink called the Big Booty Trudy, which tells you exactly what kind of bar this is: East Dallas neighborhood spot, dressed up but never stiff. The drinks lean classic and a little cheeky, the bar food skews surprisingly serious, with a rotating kitchen pop-up from a James Beard-nominated chef. Furikake fries alongside a Mai Tai is a more natural pairing than it sounds.
- Texas Monthly Dishes We Wanted Seconds Of: Loaded Nugs @ Rainbowcat · The Best Things in Texas
- D Magazine 2024 · Best New Bar · Best of Big D
- Dallas Observer 2025 · Best Bar To Meet Your Tinder Hookup · Best of Dallas
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Rank 40. Lucia
Italian
House-made pasta and cured meats anchor the menu at this classic Italian restaurant in Bishop Arts, where the kitchen leans on seasonal Texas produce to do the talking. The menu rotates, so regulars rarely eat the same meal twice. The Michelin Guide awarded it a Bib Gourmand, and the chef earned a James Beard nomination for Outstanding Chef. Book ahead; the room fills fast and stays that way.
- James Beard Awards 2023 · Nominee · Outstanding Restaurant
- James Beard Awards 2024 · Nominee · Outstanding Chef · David Uygar
- James Beard Awards 2026 · Nominee · Outstanding Pastry Chef or Baker · Maggie Huff
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Rank 41. Revolver Taco Lounge
Mexican
- Texas Monthly #5 · Texas’s Best New Restaurants
- Dallas Observer 2023 · Best Brunch · Best of Dallas
- D Magazine #11 · The 50 Best Restaurants
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Rank 42. Billy Can Can
Texas American
- D Magazine #21 · The 50 Best Restaurants
- Eater The 38 Essential Dallas Restaurants
- Dallas Observer 2023 · Best Chili · Best of Dallas
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- Dallas Observer Neighborhood Staples and Gems · The Top 50 Restaurants in Dallas Right Now
- D Magazine #49 · The 50 Best Restaurants
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Rank 46. Restaurant Beatrice
Contemporary Cajun & Creole
- James Beard Awards 2023 · Nominee · Best New Restaurant
- D Magazine #22 · The 50 Best Restaurants
- Eater The 38 Essential Dallas Restaurants
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- Texas Monthly Honorable Mentions · Texas’s Best New Restaurants
- D Magazine The Best New Restaurants in Dallas
- D Magazine #24 · The 50 Best Restaurants
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- D Magazine #38 · The 50 Best Restaurants
- Dallas Observer Taquerias, Tex-Mex and More · The Top 50 Restaurants in Dallas Right Now
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- Dallas Observer 2025 · Best Deep Ellum Restaurant · Best of Dallas
- D Magazine #50 · The 50 Best Restaurants
- D Magazine 2025 · Best Ramen · Best of Big D
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Rank 51. Slow Bone
Texas-Style Barbecue
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- James Beard Awards 2023 · Semifinalist · Outstanding Chef · Junior Borges
- Dallas Observer New Restaurants on the Observers’ Top 50 · The Top 50 Restaurants in Dallas Right Now
- D Magazine 2023 · Best Latin American · Best of Big D
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- Eater The 38 Essential Dallas Restaurants
- D Magazine 2025 · Best Tea Time · Best of Big D
- D Magazine 2024 · Best Meal With a View · Best of Big D
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- Dallas Observer 2023 · Best Restaurant for a Special Occasion · Best of Dallas
- James Beard Awards 2026 · Semifinalist · Outstanding Restaurateur · Elizabeth Blau - Blau + Associates
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- D Magazine 2025 · Best Non-Dallasy Dallas Bar · Best of Big D
- D Magazine The Best New Restaurants in Dallas
- James Beard Awards 2026 · Semifinalist · Best New Restaurant
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Rank 57. Sushi Kozy
Sushi
The cypress wood counter is the only seat that matters at this omakase spot tucked into Ross Avenue, where the format blends kaiseki composed bites with a procession of nigiri. Chef Paul Ko's cooking reads refined and quietly global, duck confit in phyllo giving way to delicate anago dusted with sansho pepper. "Kozy" is doing some heavy lifting in the name, given how sleek the room actually is, but the Michelin Guide listing is not.
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Rank 58. Stillwell's
Steakhouse
An upscale steakhouse on the seventh floor of a hotel that bills itself as Swiss hospitality in Texas, which tells you something about the room before you even sit down. The draw is the house Akaushi beef, raised by the team's own breeding program just north of the Red River, and it shows up across a menu built around the classics. White-jacketed service, a clubby feel, and a cocktail list you'll need before deciding.
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Rank 59. Cosmo's
Vietnamese
Walls of VHS tapes set the tone at this Vietnamese restaurant and bar that's been an East Dallas fixture forever. The '60s lounge vibe makes it feel like a party someone threw and never quite ended. The menu runs eclectic but Vietnamese dishes anchor it, and the espresso martini is made with house-brewed Vietnamese coffee, in limited supply each night. Order the garlic noodles if they have them, and hope quietly that they do.
- D Magazine #44 · The 50 Best Restaurants
- Dallas Observer The Ultimate Dallas Bar Guide
- Dallas Observer 2024 · Best Espresso Martini · Best of Dallas
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Rank 60. Kuluntu Bakery
Bakery
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- D Magazine The Best New Restaurants in Dallas
- Dallas Observer New Restaurants on the Observers’ Top 50 · The Top 50 Restaurants in Dallas Right Now
- D Magazine 2025 · Best Day-to-Night Combo · Best of Big D
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- D Magazine #14 · The 50 Best Restaurants
- D Magazine 2023 · Best Late-Night Eats · Best of Big D
- Dallas Observer 2023 · Best Bar Vibes · Best of Dallas
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Rank 63. Mercat Bistro
Bistro French
Wood floors, marble-topped tables, round-backed chairs: Mercat Bistro commits to the French bistro formula without a trace of irony. Escargots in parsley butter, French onion soup, moules frites, a croque monsieur at lunch. Nothing on the menu is surprising, and that's entirely the point. Business lunchers and neighborhood regulars share the room, and the service handles both without fuss. Grab a seat near the open kitchen if you want a little more noise with your classics.
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- James Beard Awards 2023 · Nominee · Best Chef: Texas · Reyna Duong
- Dallas Observer 2023 · Best Vietnamese · Best of Dallas
- D Magazine 2023 · Best Bánh Mì · Best of Big D
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- Dallas Observer 2023 · Best Chocolate Chip Cookies · Best of Dallas
- Eater The 15 Coolest Coffee Shops in Dallas
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Rank 68. JuJu's Coffee
Coffee
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Rank 69. Bar Colette
Cocktail Bar
Some of the cocktails here took days to develop, which you can either find charming or slightly alarming depending on your relationship with drinks. Bar Colette is a reservation-only cocktail bar in Uptown Dallas where reinterpreted classics share the menu with exotic spirits, global wines, and sashimi. A James Beard nominee for Best New Bar, it draws the kind of crowd that dresses like they Googled the place first, which, honestly, they probably did.
- James Beard Awards 2025 · Nominee · Best New Bar
- Dallas Observer 2024 · Best Cocktail Bar · Best of Dallas
- Dallas Observer The Ultimate Dallas Bar Guide
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Rank 70. The Old Monk
Beer Bar
Pendant lights salvaged from a European monastery hang over the bar, which tells you everything about how seriously this place takes atmosphere. An old-school beer bar and pub on Henderson Avenue, The Old Monk pours drafts from around the world alongside a rotating cast of locals, with fish and chips that regulars treat as a birthright. Weekday happy hour runs until seven and has a reputation for extending the evening considerably past anyone's original plan.
- D Magazine 2024 · Best Bar for Beer · Best of Big D
- Dallas Observer The Ultimate Dallas Bar Guide
- Dallas Observer 2025 · Best Fish and Chips · Best of Dallas
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Rank 71. Monarch
Italian
Perched high inside The National, this Italian fine-dining room looks out over Dallas in a way that makes everyone feel like they're closing a deal. The menu runs handmade pasta, wood-fired meats, and premium seafood, with a wine list broad enough to keep the table arguing pleasantly. Dress up, bring an occasion if you don't already have one, and let the room do the rest.
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- Dallas Observer 2025 · Best Brunch · Best of Dallas
- D Magazine 2025 · Best Brunch · Best of Big D
- D Magazine #17 · The 50 Best Restaurants
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Rank 75. Alamo Club
American
The owner is often spotted bussing tables or running food on a busy night, which sets the tone for this Lower Greenville bar and American kitchen that manages to feel like it's been around forever. Cozy enough for a quiet date, loose enough for drinks with friends, it occupies that useful middle ground between neighborhood bar and proper dinner spot. An English chef handles the kitchen, keeping things grounded rather than showy.
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Rank 76. Crown Block
Steakhouse
The view from the top of Reunion Tower has been making Dallas look good for years, and the steakhouse that lives up there now leans into it hard, with floor-to-ceiling windows and a dress code keeping things appropriately sharp. Sushi shares the menu with steaks from local farms, and the triple-cooked fries are the kind of side you order again before the first plate is cleared. Book well ahead; 200 seats fill faster than you'd expect.
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- D Magazine 2023 · Best Brunch · Best of Big D
- D Magazine 2024 · Best Brunch · Best of Big D
- Eater The 38 Essential Dallas Restaurants
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Rank 79. Written By The Seasons
Contemporary New American
The menu changes with the seasons, which sounds like a cliché until you notice the cocktail list follows suit too. This bright, energetic contemporary American restaurant in the Bishop Arts District leans heavily on vegetables and local produce, with occasional detours through dukkah, harissa, and miso that feel considered rather than restless. The focaccia is a reliable opening move. A Michelin Selected pick that also lands on Eater's essential Dallas list.
- Michelin Guide Selected Restaurant
- Eater The 38 Essential Dallas Restaurants
- D Magazine 2025 · Best Vegetarian Friendly · Best of Big D
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Rank 80. Apothecary
Avant-Garde Cocktail Bar
You will walk past it. That's by design. Apothecary is a dark, hushed cocktail lounge on Greenville where the seasonal menu gets a full thematic overhaul each year and bartenders can narrate the origin story of every pour from memory. The team spends months developing each recipe, and it shows. A James Beard Outstanding Bar Semifinalist, it draws the kind of crowd that actually reads the menu before ordering.
- James Beard Awards 2025 · Semifinalist · Outstanding Bar
- Eater The 38 Essential Dallas Restaurants
- Dallas Observer The Ultimate Dallas Bar Guide
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- Dallas Observer 2023 · Best Cheese Selection · Best of Dallas
- D Magazine 2024 · Best Cheese Shop · Best of Big D
- D Magazine 2025 · Best Cheese Shop · Best of Big D
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- Texas Monthly Honorable Mentions · Texas’s Best New Restaurants
- D Magazine The Best New Restaurants in Dallas
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- Dallas Observer 2025 · Best Restaurant for a Special Occasion · Best of Dallas
- Dallas Observer Splurge Worthy Spots · The Top 50 Restaurants in Dallas Right Now
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- D Magazine 2025 · Best Day-to-Night Combo · Best of Big D
- Eater The 15 Coolest Coffee Shops in Dallas
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- Dallas Observer 2025 · Best Espresso Martini · Best of Dallas
- D Magazine 2025 · Best Inedible Menu Item: The Teddy Bears · Best of Big D
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Rank 90. Hugo's Seafood Bar
Seafood
Both the bartender and the chef are named Hugo, which tells you something about this cocktail bar and seafood spot in Bishop Arts. The cocktail program gets the same obsessive treatment as the kitchen, where oysters and small plates keep people settled at the bar longer than they planned. Someone here is pureeing salted plantains for a rum cocktail reduction, and that level of commitment runs through all dozen house cocktails.
- D Magazine The Best New Restaurants in Dallas
- Dallas Observer New Restaurants on the Observers’ Top 50 · The Top 50 Restaurants in Dallas Right Now
- Dallas Observer The Ultimate Dallas Bar Guide
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- Dallas Observer Neighborhood Staples and Gems · The Top 50 Restaurants in Dallas Right Now
- Dallas Observer 2024 · Best Oxtail · Best of Dallas
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- Dallas Observer 2023 · Best Restaurant with a Mission · Best of Dallas
- Dallas Observer Classic Dallas Restaurants · The Top 50 Restaurants in Dallas Right Now
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- Wine Enthusiast Top 50 New Restaurants
- D Magazine 2025 · Best Place to Celebrate an Anniversary · Best of Big D
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Rank 100. Ascension Coffee
Coffee