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Café Dior by Dominique Crenn

Café Dior by Dominique Crenn, located in Dallas’ prestigious Highland Park Village, offers a luxurious fusion of haute couture and haute gastronomy. This collaboration between Dior and the esteemed chef Dominique Crenn, renowned for her three Michelin-starred Atelier Crenn in San Francisco, brings a unique culinary experience to Texas.

The café’s interior is a testament to Dior’s elegance, featuring a design that mirrors the brand’s fashion legacy. The space is adorned with art and natural light, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere. Each of the approximately twelve tables set with Dior’s exclusive dishware and glassware, enhancing the luxurious dining experience.

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Sadelle’s in Dallas, A Sophisticated Taste of New York’s Finest

Brunch aficionados and aficionados of the finest smoked fish, rejoice. After months of anticipation, the renowned New York City institution, Sadelle’s is bringing its celebrated menu of sable, sturgeon, and house-cured salmon to Highland Park Village. Sadelle’s marks a significant expansion of Major Food Group (MFG), the acclaimed hospitality group behind some of the most prestigious dining experiences in the world.

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Cafe Pacific in Highland Park Village for an Elegant Seafood Adventure

In the upscale Highland Park Village shopping center, Café Pacific stands as a beacon of refined dining in Dallas. This iconic establishment enjoys a prestigious location, offering both convenience and elegance in one of the city’s most exclusive shopping and dining destinations. The setting is both inviting and sophisticated, embodying a blend of classic charm and modern flair that perfectly complements its culinary offerings.

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Brunch at Bistro 31 for a Touch of Elegance

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Bistro 31, located in the heart of Highland Park Village in Dallas, Texas, is more than just a restaurant; it’s a testament to timeless European elegance and gastronomic excellence. Established by acclaimed restaurateur Alberto Lombardi, Bistro 31 reflects his vision of creating a sophisticated yet welcoming dining destination that embodies the charm and finesse of European bistros.

Alberto Lombardi, a name synonymous with Dallas’ fine dining scene, envisioned Bistro 31 as an homage to the classic European bistro culture. The restaurant, named after its location at 31 Highland Park Village, opened its doors in 2011 and quickly became a beloved spot for those seeking an authentic yet innovative European dining experience. Designed with a blend of modern elegance and traditional touches, Bistro 31 offers an atmosphere that is both upscale and inviting.

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Bistro 31 Offers A Beautiful Menu With Impeccable Service

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Bistro 31 is what I like to call a beautiful dining decision. All the elements are at hand, a gorgeous atmosphere coupled with a seriously well executed menu and service above reproach.

It is only appropriate that a restaurant located in Dallas’ finest plaza which features exclusive shopping experiences such as Fendi, Dior and Hermes also hosts an impeccable restaurant such as Bitro 31. Consider the low-lustre Venetian plaster walls, custom Murano chandeliers, walls featuring contemporary art by local artists and a stand-up Art Deco coffee bar. Continue reading

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Badovinus and Barsotti To Open Concepts In Highland Park Village

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Nationally renowned chefs and local culinary champions, Nick Badovinus (Neighborhood Services, Montlake Cut, Off-Site Kitchen, Town Hearth) and Julian Barsotti (Sprezza, Nonna and Carbone’s), are partnering to open two concepts in Highland Park Village this fall in the location that was previously Village Kitchen, Toko V, and Village Marquee.

Fachini and Perfect Union Pizza Co. are the unique result of the dynamic duo’s culinary creativity and identifying the perfect location. Both Italian restaurants, guests will be able to savor two different styles and settings.   Continue reading

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Review: Five Creeks Tavern

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Five Creeks Tavern in Highland Park Village is located in a space which has had past identity troubles. Those troubles seem to have magically vanished in light of this new Italian hot spot that caters evenly to local families and  single adults alike. The menu is decidedly red checkered table cloth Italian replete with one of the better examples of VPN Neapolitan pizza made in an imported wood burning oven, a slew of pasta dishes where guests can easily mix and match sauces and pasta varieties.   Continue reading

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Royal Blue Grocery to Open Late September in Highland Park Village

 

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Royal Blue Grocery in Highland Park Village will open its doors late September or early October 2015 at 1 Highland Park Village in Dallas, Texas. Locally owned and operated by Dallas residents Zac Porter, Emily Ray-Porter and Cullen Potts, the 6,000 square foot two-story urban market will serve as the shopping center’s new flagship grocer while also offering breakfast, lunch and dinner service.

Originally founded in Austin of 2006, each Royal Blue Grocery carries a different variety of food, beverage and household needs tailored to the surrounding neighborhood and people it serves.  This new store (the largest in the Royal Blue Grocery family) will feature mainstay grocery departments such as produce, bakery, butcher shop, deli, floral, beer, wine and more with the added bonus of catering, a café, patio seating, and a Stumptown coffee bar. With seating for 70-plus in the café, on the mezzanine level and on the outside patio, it will also serve as a charming gathering spot for the grab-and-go breakfast, lunch or dinner menu options. Wine selections can be purchased at retail prices to enjoy onsite.   Continue reading

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