The Best Places in Uptown PID & Klyde Warren Park-Arts District PID
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Rank 1. 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.
The awards
- Michelin Guide Michelin Guide: 1 Star
- Texas Monthly Texas Monthly: Dishes We Wanted Seconds Of: Rosa Sposa · The Best Things in Texas
- D Magazine D Magazine: The Best New Restaurants in Dallas
- 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 2. Fearing's
Southwestern 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.
The awards
- Forbes Travel Guide Forbes Travel Guide: Forbes Four Star
- AAA AAA: Four Diamonds
- Michelin Guide Michelin Guide: Selected Restaurant
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Rank 3. The Mansion Restaurant
New American
The awards
- AAA AAA: Four Diamonds
- Forbes Travel Guide Forbes Travel Guide: Forbes Four Star
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Rank 4. 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.
The awards
- Michelin Guide Michelin Guide: Selected Restaurant
- Dallas Observer Dallas Observer: 2025 · Best Steakhouse · Best of Dallas
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Rank 5. Mercat Bistro
Bistro
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.
The awards
- Michelin Guide Michelin Guide: Selected Restaurant
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- D Magazine D Magazine: The Best New Restaurants in Dallas
- D Magazine D Magazine: 2025 · Best Korean · Best of Big D
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Rank 8. Katy Trail Ice House
Texas Beer Bar
A sprawling patio bar right off the Katy Trail, the kind of place cyclists arrive at with good intentions and leave an hour later than planned. Nearly thirty Texas beers on draft and a solid lineup of Texas whiskeys keep things local, while the kitchen handles dark-beer venison chili for anyone who needs ballast. The patio is large and loud in the best communal way. Exactly what Dallas was missing before it existed.
The awards
- Dallas Observer Dallas Observer: The Ultimate Dallas Bar Guide
- Dallas Observer Dallas Observer: 2025 · Best Spot on the Katy Trail · Best of Dallas
- D Magazine D Magazine: 2025 · Best Bar Patio · Best of Big D
- Dallas Observer The Ultimate Dallas Bar Guide
- Dallas Observer 2025 · Best Spot on the Katy Trail · Best of Dallas
- D Magazine 2025 · Best Bar Patio · Best of Big D
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Rank 10. Christies
Cocktail Bar
Sangria in towers and a drink menu that lists "mimosas" as the soup of the day sets the tone fast at this sports bar on Greenville Ave. Every seat inside, on the patio, or up on the rooftop faces a TV, which makes the place essentially one large, well-lubricated viewing party. Best for a sunny afternoon when the patio fills up and someone's local team is on.
The awards
- Dallas Observer Dallas Observer: 2024 · Best Sports Bar · Best of Dallas
- Dallas Observer Dallas Observer: The Ultimate Dallas Bar Guide
- Dallas Observer 2024 · Best Sports Bar · Best of Dallas
- Dallas Observer The Ultimate Dallas Bar Guide
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- Dallas Observer Dallas Observer: 2024 · Best Thai · Best of Dallas
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- Dallas Observer Dallas Observer: 2024 · Best Specialty Lattes · Best of Dallas
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Rank 15. Happiest Hour
Cocktail Bar
Five feet of fried mozzarella sticks is the opening argument here. Happiest Hour is a sprawling bar and grill near the American Airlines Center, with a rooftop full of lounge seating, a big downstairs bar, and a lawn spilling out between them. It is loud and unapologetically crowd-pleasing, the kind of place that doesn't wait for you to have fun. Ample TVs cover every game, and the pregame energy rarely fully leaves.
The awards
- Dallas Observer Dallas Observer: The Ultimate Dallas Bar Guide
- Dallas Observer Dallas Observer: 2023 · Best Place to Pregame an Event at the AAC · Best of Dallas
- Dallas Observer The Ultimate Dallas Bar Guide
- Dallas Observer 2023 · Best Place to Pregame an Event at the AAC · Best of Dallas
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- Dallas Observer Dallas Observer: 2023 · Best Queso · Best of Dallas
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- Dallas Observer Dallas Observer: 2023 · Best Happy Hour · Best of Dallas
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