Jeff Harris to open RedFork Tavern in April

by Steven Doyle

We have been following chef Jeff Harris, the former chef de cuisine of craft |Dallas for some time and Crave just learned about his new venture RedFork that will be located on Fitzhugh. He will be joined by Culinary Institute of America trained chef Matt Balke who was the former sous chef at York Street under Sharon Hage and serve New American cuisine which follows suit to what Harris was serving at his old digs at the W Hotel.

The menu will feature a full dinner and brunch menu, but will also serve shared plates and late night eats. A few dishes Harris will be  serving includes a grilled hanger steak, veal sweetbreads, baked oysters and warm burrata. The chef is also excited about his wood-burning oven and plans to create chef-spun pizzas which seems to be the hot trend today. There is also plans for a great cocktail program. We are eager to see his simple yet elegant style back in play once again.

“We want RedFork to be a restaurant and bar that people come to all the time, not just a destination spot,” said Harris who is an Institute of Culinary Education in New York grad.

With their incredible backgrounds the cooking-duo will surely impress and we look forward to RedFork. Stay tuned.

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6 responses to “Jeff Harris to open RedFork Tavern in April

  1. What part of Fitzhugh?

  2. Kathy Jones

    Can’t wait!!!!

  3. Vickie Busby

    Jeff is an awesome chef and I look forward to visiting his new place!!

  4. POLLY WALLER

    THIS CHEF’S EAST TEXAS ROOTS WILL BE A GREAT BENEFIT TO HIS NEW RESTAURANT AND THIS EAST TEXAS VISITOR THAT GOES INTO DALLAS OFTEN CAN HARDLY WAIT!!!!!! BEST WISHES FOR MORE WONDERFUL SUCCESS.

  5. The location is at Fitzhugh and Manett in the old King Palace Buffet location. They started construction last week.

  6. Wow– I am so glad we will have a piece of York Street again. I might be tempted to ask Matt Balke the story behind its sudden end.

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