Tacos La Banqueta (Deep Ellum) is a mexican street tacos restaurant in Deep Ellum, Dallas.
Editorially verified May 25, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Must order: Suadero tacos at $1.50 each. Al pastor off the spit.
Tip: Order ten minimum per person. The salsas are the differentiator; try all three.
Address: 1305 N Carroll Ave, Dallas, TX 75204
The 24-hour Deep Ellum diner open Wednesday through Sunday, where musicians, bartenders, and everyone else converge for breakfasts at 3am without requiring.
Order: French toast. Full breakfast plate. Egg sandwich at any hour.
Tip: Wednesday morning is the quietest. Weekend nights between midnight and 2am are the liveliest. Both are valid reasons to come.
A Deep Ellum mezcal bar and Oaxacan kitchen open until 2am Thursday through Sunday. Order the oaxacan tacos with slow-cooked meats. mezcal cocktails.
Order: Oaxacan tacos with slow-cooked meats. Mezcal cocktails.
Tip: The patio is the best seat in warm weather. Start with mezcal and build from there; the cocktail programme is one of the best in the neighbourhood.
The 24-hour Deep Ellum diner open Wednesday through Sunday, where musicians, bartenders, and everyone else converge for breakfasts at 3am without requiring.
Order: French toast. Full breakfast plate. Egg sandwich at any hour.
Tip: Wednesday morning is the quietest. Weekend nights between midnight and 2am are the liveliest. Both are valid reasons to come.
Mariano Martinez invented the frozen margarita machine on May 11, 1971 at his original East Dallas restaurant. Located in Lakewood. Priced at $$.
Order: The frozen margarita, made from the tradition of the 1971 original machine invention.
Tip: The history of the margarita machine is on the wall. The original machine is now in the Smithsonian, but the recipe continues here.
Chef Matt Balke's Bishop Arts New American, where weekend brunch draws the neighbourhood and dinner runs a more serious menu Wednesday through Sunday.
Order: Blue corn pancakes at brunch. The Southern-inflected small plates at dinner.
Tip: The blue corn pancake mix is sold at H-E-B if you want to make them at home. Dinner is easier to book than brunch.
A Greenville Avenue halal counter open until 4am every night, inspired by New York street food. Located in Lower Greenville. Open mon-sun 11am-4am.
Order: Shawarma plate. Halal rice bowl with beef and chicken.
Tip: Open every night until 4am. The crowds after midnight are lively; midweek evenings are calmer.
A fully halal Knox Street Lebanese institution that has anchored the Knox-Henderson dining corridor for years, serving mezze and grilled meats in a room.
Order: Mezze spread with hummus and fattoush. Shawarma plate.
Tip: Order three cold mezze dishes to share before the mains; the overall meal works out to better value than ordering entrees alone.
A Deep Ellum mezcal bar and Oaxacan kitchen open until 2am Thursday through Sunday. Order the oaxacan tacos with slow-cooked meats. mezcal cocktails.
Order: Oaxacan tacos with slow-cooked meats. Mezcal cocktails.
Tip: The patio is the best seat in warm weather. Start with mezcal and build from there; the cocktail programme is one of the best in the neighbourhood.
