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NORTHWEST DALLAS. First-rate in anybody's book, Pappas Brothers makes a lasting impression with cozy atmosphere and professional service. And while thick, hearty cuts of dry-aged beef (from rib-eyes to New York strips) are the place's forte, side dishes like au gratin potatoes and wild mushrooms also merit careful consideration. If red meat doesn't get your mouth watering, then try live Maine lobster or another fresh seafood dish. The wine selection pulls from an inventory of over 25,000 bottles, and small, intimate rooms provide the perfect ambience for a first date or an important business meeting.
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UPTOWN. Weekends are extra busy at this bakery as folks stop in for decadent desserts and pastries, including muffins and cakes. (Chocolate seduction cake, in particular, is truly a worthwhile indulgence!) Each morning, baked goods come warm out of the oven, and the joe is freshly brewed as well. At lunch, you'll find a full coffee bar and great daily specials. There's a terrific Sunday brunch, too, along with a bar called The Quarter.
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ADDISON. Ever wonder why Japanese beef tastes so wonderful? Cattle in Japan consume sake and beer and are massaged daily with sake in order to have tender meat! "Kobe" means top-quality choice beef, and this Japanese steakhouse is dedicated to serving premium goods. The restaurant presents prime US beef prepared with the teppan grill – pick your entree and the staff will cook it right in front of you! There's also a great bar for drinks before or after dinner.
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HIGHLAND PARK. Do you long for the simple days of grilled cheese sandwiches and milkshakes served at an old-fashioned lunch counter? You can still indulge at the Highland Park Pharmacy, which has been in business since 1912. This nostalgic favorite is a Dallas institution. Locals come here for the hearty breakfasts and simple, but tasty lunch sandwiches. Don't forget to save room for some ice cream!
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NORTH DALLAS. Blue Mesa Grill has fast become one of Dallas's favorite Sunday brunch venues. Diners can partake of a sumptuous buffet, and choices range from mushroom enchiladas and red chile salmon to glazed ham, eggs benedict, migas, huevos rancheros, omelets, and Belgian waffles. The price even includes dessert and unlimited champagne, mimosas, tea, soft drinks, and coffee! Another of the restaurant's claims to fame is its tequila selection – 60 premium options await.
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HIGHLAND PARK. Great veggies at a BBQ joint? As odd as it may sound, that's what you can expect at Peggy Sue's. The eatery aims to please both meat lovers and veggie-only types with wonderful barbecue and great vegetable side dishes. Be sure to try the quesadillas and save some room for a piece of homemade pie. Casual atmosphere and friendly service will make you feel right at home.
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GALLERIA. With savory fare like carne asada and chiles rellenos, meals at Mario & Alberto have the culinary power to transport you to the streets of Old Mexico. The upscale restaurant boasts a pastel-colored interior, and menu items include Tex-Mex standards like crispy and soft tacos, enchiladas, grilled shrimp, and broiled pork. Mario & Alberto has been in business for more than 30 years, and time has proved that a friendly staff and good food keep customers coming back for more!
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LAKEWOOD. Located in a charming house, this Continental-influenced restaurant thrives on a changing menu that makes the most of fresh ingredients. Starters might include foie gras in wild cranberry gastrique, while a Summerfield veal chop with fiddlehead ferns headlines the list of main courses. In addition, each dish has a suggested pairing from the well-chosen wine list. Complimentary hot towels, marinated olives, almonds, and sherry are cheerfully delivered to each table, creating a gracious, thoughtful ambience.
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In business since 1981, this folksy eatery prides itself on having a single location and making everything in-house. That way, they control the quality and the experience. Cafeteria-style service ensures that lines move quickly and that you'll get your hickory-smoked pork ribs, Polish sausage, beef brisket, turkey breast, and more as effortlessly as possible. Sides include jalapeno pinto beans and rice, garlic and cheddar smashed potatoes, fried okra, and garlic slaw. Come hungry – heaping portions at a great price are sure to please. Great for families! Located near Parkland Medical Center.
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GREENVILLE AVENUE. This appealing place is a great choice for weekend brunch or a hearty meal anytime. If the weather permits, take a seat on the multi-level patio before digging into items like eggs benedict, build-your-own tacos, biscuits 'n' gravy, chicken-fried steak with eggs, pancakes, and omelets. Plus, zesty huevos rancheros and egg casserole offer local flavor in spades, and a kids' menu is available.
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