Best Dinner Places to Eat in Arlington

"Greenville Avenue's HG Sply Co. is so popular, even people who don't frequent Dallas have heard about it. Locals love it for the Paleo-inspired menu, but the main attraction is undoubtedly the light bulb-lit rooftop bar. Come here to sip a green tea gimlet featuring Ford's gin, matcha green tea syrup, fresh lime, and basil while watching the sun set over the city's skyline."

"Between the expansive rooftop patio and the top-notch cocktails, diners would be hard-pressed to find a better warm weather hangout than this. Try the Double Under, a mix of beet-infused tequila spiked with lime and rosemary syrup, and enjoy the sunset."

"In 2015, James Beard Award-winning chef Tyson Cole graced Dallas with his beloved Uchi, Austin’s favorite sushi spot since 2003. Inside the renovated two-story bank from the 1970s, tasteful lighting warms walnut and red cedar wood, creating a chic but homey ambiance (“uchi” is Japanese for “house”). Though diners can choose the classics they might find on any Japanese restaurant menu in the city (edamame, yellowtail sashimi), they can also enjoy wholly innovative recipes, including “walu walu” — oak-grilled escolar (a kind of snake mackerel) with candied citrus, ponzu, and Japanese ginger — and a one-ounce jar of caviar prepared with yuzu (an Japanese citrus fruit), cured egg yolk, chives, and sesame rice chips."

"When it comes to finding fresh seafood, sushi is usually a solid choice. But James Beard award-winning chef Tyson Cole's restaurant, Uchi, offers much more than nigiri and sashimi, though they have that here, too. Expect also to see a lineup of inventive small plates that include standouts such as hirame usuzukuri (thinly sliced raw flounder with candied quinoa) and the machi cure, composed of smoked yellowtail, yucca chips and marcona almonds."

"Kalachandji's restaurant is the oldest vegetarian restaurant in Dallas. The restaurant has been a fixture in its Buckner Park neighborhood for decades. Get a taste of India at Kalachandji's, a vegetarian buffet featuring authentic Indian cuisine."

"most people come for the buffet of Indian food which we enjoyed. But the restaurant was beautiful and then we attended a ..."

"Check into ZaZa’s Erotica suite for the ultimate romantic getaway – it comes with an oversized whirlpool bath, a king bed and decadent velvet and silk furnishings. Try the Romance Ritual at the hotel spa for dual body scrubs and massages, then continue chilling at the rooftop pool, which has glittering skyline views. Evening turndown service, with retro candy and votive candles, sets an intimate mood."

"It’s a lively district with an impressive selection of eateries, nightlife, and plenty of tram stops for your convenience. Each of the rooms in this hotel has a one-of-a-kind design, from Chinese dwellings with dragons and paintings, to colonial-style bungalows. Many of the dazzling Concept Suites and Magnificent Seven Suites have a bathtub, where you can recline after a day of exploring Dallas."

"This ultra-hip hotel rates high with visiting celebrities and there's a good reason for that. Sure, the Uptown location is unbeatable, and the service is exceptional, plus there are a fantastic spa, an award-winning restaurant and a stellar oasis-style pool. But the biggest draws at Hotel ZaZa are its rooms."

"Situated in Dallas’s pretty White Rock Lake area, White Rock Alehouse & Brewery feels like a cozy neighborhood hangout spot. Founded by two East Dallas locals with a serious mutual love for craft beer, this alehouse and brewery provides the perfect location to relax with friends and family for the day. Apart from their extensive selection of beers (both locally-brewed and curated from elsewhere), White Rock Alehouse has a delectable food menu that pairs perfectly with the booze—think poblano mac and cheese, jumbo-sized tater tots, ahi tuna nachos, pretzels, and more."

"Located near White Rock Lake, this brewery comes from two East Dallas locals with a mutual love of craft beer. They have  12 of their own beers on tap including Belgian bruts and Blonde ales to Mexican-style lagers and milk stouts. You can also take beer home in a growler, crowler or keg."

"When you pull up to the building that once housed a YMCA, you might think the patio is only the ad hoc room on the side, wrapped in plastic."

"In Lake Highlands, chef Erin Willis has turned an old, funky building into a charming French bistro. And what's more, she's asking that you don't bring your kids, despite the fact that the restaurant is located in very family-centric Lake Highlands. She wants RM 12:20 to be a date-night destination, and she picked French food because "there is a sexiness to it," she says."

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"If you like your breakfast tacos on flour tortillas, Salsita’s multiple locations are the place for you. Breakfast taco, burrito and breakfast bowl fillings include chorizo, bacon, potato, bean/cheese, asada, barbacoa, chicken or pastor. Put an egg on it, Bomba style."

"Mexican , Tex-Mex"

"My friend and I split the elite egg hash, it was just spicy enough to not be overwhelming. Then I had the Trifecta, which is ..."

"At The Melting Pot, fondue truly becomes a memorable four-course dining experience where patrons can dip into something different - and discover all the ingredients for a unique dining experience including a relaxed atmosphere, private tables, attentive service, fine wines and signature fondue...See More"

"With an entire page of the menu dedicated just to omelets, Rise & Shine offers Arlington’s most extensive breakfast food. Served all day, the huge portions also make Rise & Shine’s breakfast a diner classic. Their house-made baked goods highlight the menu."

"If there is someone who doesn’t love Rise & Shine, we haven’t met them yet. Located across from Lisa’s Chicken on Pioneer Parkway, they are most known for their wonderful omelets. Justifiably so because your can order ’em in about 1000 different ways."