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Nora Middle Eastern Returns with New Space, New Twist

A Dallas favorite is making a comeback: Nora Restaurant and Bar, the acclaimed Middle Eastern spot from chef-owner Matt Pikar, will reopen this fall at Sylvan Thirty, taking over the former Whisk Crepes space at 1888 Sylvan Rd.

Nora previously operated for six years in Bishop Arts before closing in May when its lease expired. That location—once home to an incarnation of Afghan Grill Pikar opened in 2007—will soon house Elia, a Greek restaurant from the team behind Selda Mediterranean.

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Nora Restaurant is a Standout in Bishop Arts

Beef Kofta & Kadu

Nora Restaurant, in the Bishop Arts District, stands as a beacon of culinary innovation and tradition. This avant-garde restaurant, named after its founder’s daughter and inspired by the rich tapestry of Persian and Middle Eastern flavors, has quickly garnered a reputation for transforming classic dishes into extraordinary experiences. Since its inception, Nora has seamlessly woven historical influences with contemporary techniques, creating a menu that is as rich in story as it is in flavor.

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Nora Restaurant and Bar Adding a Rooftop Bar and Hosting a Wine Dinner

nora2by Steven Doyle

Nora Restaurant and Bar has been busier than ever and for very good reason. The place in phenomenal. Now the owners are busy building a cool rooftop bar and a party room next door. The empire expands, and good things happen to those that strive for incredible quality.

If you are an avid reader of craveDFW, you remember Nora as being a fairly new addition to Lowest Greenville Avenue. They are located within feet of where the new Trader Joes is being built. This is hot real estate, to be sure.   Continue reading

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The Judges Table: Nora Restaurant and Bar

nora2by David Indorf

We ate at Nora Restaurant and Bar last night, and overall, the experience was excellent. Mind you, I’m not a huge fan of Middle Eastern cuisine, and I went with a significant degree of trepidation. Despite a few very minor glitches, I’d absolutely eat there again.    Continue reading

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