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Dine and Sip in Style at Sauvage

by Chef Annie Greenslade

In the ever-evolving Dallas fine-dining scene, few restaurants signal as bold a reinvention of the tasting- menu experience as Sauvage. Situated next to the historic Statler Hotel Dallas at 1914 Commerce Street, this intimate 10 seat chef’s bar concept reimagines the omakase style—not in sushi, but in woodfire cuisine. The décor channels mid-century modern meets art-deco—a sleek, luxurious counter facing the chef’s wood-fired grill and rotisserie, offering diners a front-row seat. One can hear the crackle of embers and watch the flames rise as dishes are crafted à la minute.

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Intimate Omakase Experience Sauvage is Slated to Open at The Statler

When it opened in 1956, The Statler set the gold standard for luxury and hospitality in the South. Now, nearly 70 years later, the historic Dallas hotel is preparing to welcome a bold new dining experience that matches its iconic legacy.

Chef Casey LaRue, formerly of the acclaimed Carte Blanche on Lower Greenville, will debut Sauvage, a 10-seat, wood-fired omakase restaurant opening in a street-level suite off Commerce Street at The Statler. With just two seatings each night, guests will enjoy an intimate, chef-led experience as each of the 12 to 15 courses is prepared live over an open flame. The restaurant is expected to open in late summer 2025.

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