
Viator · 3.5 h
Dallas Food Tour with 5 Local Food Tastings in Deep Ellum Area
Y’all ready to taste the real soul of Dallas? Step into the artsy, mural-filled streets of Deep Ellum for a small-group food tour led by local insiders. You’ll savor 5...
37 cuisines represented in our Dallas guide. Click through to the entry to see editor picks, what to order and how to book. Want a wider lens? All cuisines in this country or global cuisines index.
Taqueria20 restaurantsThe Dallas taqueria scene runs from dollar-fifty street tacos to chef-driven counters.
American BBQ19 restaurantsDallas barbecue is built on Central Texas tradition, post-oak smoke and brisket sold until the meat runs out.
Cafe18 restaurantsThe Dallas cafe scene blends specialty coffee with full kitchens, and the roasters are local.
Bakery13 restaurantsDallas has grown a serious artisan bakery scene, spread across the neighborhoods rather than concentrated downtown.
Brunch13 restaurantsBrunch in Dallas spans far beyond eggs, taking in everything from BBQ to a bagel tower.
New American13 restaurantsNew American is where much of Dallas's contemporary cooking lives, often in chef-owned neighborhood rooms.
Mexican11 restaurantsMexican cooking in Dallas spans a remarkable range, from generations-old institutions to wine lounges.
Italian10 restaurantsDallas Italian cooking is anchored by chef-owned rooms that make their own pasta daily.
Brewery9 restaurants
Tex-Mex9 restaurantsTex-Mex was effectively codified in Dallas, and the city's oldest rooms still serve it.
Cocktail bar8 restaurantsDallas takes its cocktails seriously, with several rooms regularly cited well beyond the city.
Wine bar8 restaurantsThe Dallas wine-bar scene is concentrated in Bishop Arts and built on serious credentials.
Halal6 restaurantsHalal dining in Dallas runs from late-night counters to established institutions.
Vietnamese6 restaurantsVietnamese cooking in Dallas ranges from a Michelin-recognized neighborhood room to budget-friendly vegan plates.
Spanish tapas5 restaurantsSpanish tapas in Dallas centers on Knox-Henderson.
American4 restaurantsAmerican cooking in Dallas runs from craft beer halls to the dessert counter, often clustered where the crowds gather.
American diner3 restaurantsThe all-day diner has a particular hold on Dallas nightlife, where the kitchen needs to be open long after the last set.
French fine dining3 restaurants
Indian3 restaurantsIndian vegetarian cooking has an unusual and beloved home in East Dallas.
Tasting menu3 restaurantsDallas tasting menus run an unusually wide spectrum.
Brasserie2 restaurants
Middle Eastern2 restaurantsMiddle Eastern flavors in Dallas often come through the halal kitchens that feed the late-night crowd.
Modern European2 restaurantsModern European cooking in Dallas leans on seasonal, farm-to-table technique.
Pizzeria2 restaurantsPizza in Dallas has found its home in late-night Deep Ellum.
Bavarian beer garden1 restaurantThe beer garden suits the Dallas climate, where a covered patio and a long tap list carry the warmer months.
British gastropub1 restaurantThe British pub tradition has a quiet Dallas home in Knox-Henderson.
Burgers1 restaurantThe Dallas burger is happiest with a patio attached.
French bistro1 restaurantThe natural-wine bistro is the modern face of French cooking in Dallas.
Fried chicken1 restaurantFried chicken in Dallas leans toward the late-night bar format, Nashville-style and crisp.
Greek1 restaurantGreek cooking in Dallas has a long-running anchor on Lower Greenville.
Hot chicken1 restaurantLate-night Dallas keeps the kitchen open, and the taco counter doubles as a hot-chicken stop.
Hungarian1 restaurantEastern European cooking is a rarity in Dallas, but Deep Ellum has a distinctive one.
International1 restaurantThe hard-to-categorize Dallas room often turns out to be one of the city's best.
Latin American1 restaurantLatin American baking traditions reach Dallas through the suburbs.
Mediterranean1 restaurantMediterranean cooking in Dallas often arrives by way of the late-night halal counter.
Seafood1 restaurantSeafood is not the first thing Dallas is known for, which makes its standouts worth seeking out.
Street food1 restaurantDallas street food does its best work in the small hours, particularly in Deep Ellum.

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