Monday, August 31, 2026

  1. 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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    Address
    2575 McKinnon St, Dallas, TX · Dallas
    Hours
    • Mon–Thu 5 PM–10 PM
    • Fri–Sat 5 PM–11 PM
    • Sun 5 PM–10 PM
    Phone
    +1 (469) 405-1911
    Reserve
    OpenTable
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