CuisineSeafood
Price$$
Neighborhoodtrinity-groves
HoursTue-Fri 17:00-22:00; Sat-Sun 11:00-15:00; Sun 15:00-21:00; Mon closed
Last verified

Why locals love it: A West Dallas seafood room hiding inside the Trinity Groves complex, opened December 2024 by Jesus Carmona of Milagro Tacos and Chimichurri.

Tip: Order the oyster shooters, Baja ceviche, and one of the seafood boils to share.

Location

Address: 3011 Gulden Ln Suite 107, Dallas, TX 75212

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Why locals love it: A Deep Ellum production brewery widely regarded by Dallas beer insiders as the best hazy IPA producer in the city, yet virtually unknown outside the craft-beer circuit.

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Why locals love it: Tucked inside the 1908 Boyd Hotel building in Deep Ellum, chef-owner Tracy Miller's modern American dining room, open since 2003.

Tip: Dinner only Tuesday through Saturday; no weekend brunch. Reserve a week out for Friday and Saturday.

Beverley's Bistro and Bar ★ 4.7

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Why locals love it: Set in a nondescript building at Fitzhugh and Travis near the Katy Trail, Greg Katz's Cape Town-inspired bistro runs one of Dallas's most eclectic menus.

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