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La Duni Latin Cafe
(Restaurants - Best Value)
4620 McKinney Ave, Dallas  75205 • 214-520-7300
Distance: ~2.74 mi from The Fairmont Dallas
Description: KNOX-HENDERSON. This restaurant deftly mixes the feel and flavors of Latin America and Europe. Dishes like gaucho chicken breast and pan-roasted market fresh fish come alive with unexpected ingredients and skillful preparation. The house cocktails and desserts have swiftly earned a dedicated fan club as well. Regarding drinks, the Peruvian Pisco Sour and the Spanish Lemon 43 are must-tries. For dessert, the peach-apricot blueberry cobbler and milk chocolate cake pudding are hard to pass up.
Hours:
Lunch  Tue-Fri 11am-5pm 
Dinner  Tue-Thu, Sun 5pm-9:30pm; Fri-Sat 5pm-10:30pm 
Brunch  Sat-Sun 9am-3pm 
Tea Service  Tue-Sun 3:30pm-5pm 
Pricing: Average Main Course Price: $18.00
Payment Methods: Visa,  Master Card,  Discover,  American Express
Reader Reviews
Rating Summary:
(out of 1 active rating) 
Ambiance:10 / 10
Experience:10 / 10
Food:10 / 10
Value:10 / 10
#1   Posted on 2/9/2005
by Hewette
Ambiance:10 / 10
Experience:10 / 10
Food:10 / 10
Value:10 / 10
La Duni, the new Latin cafe and bakery, translates as the Promised Land for Epicurean philosophers who believe that since life is short, dessert should be eaten first. Pastry chef and co-owner Dunia Borga, whose nickname Duni provided the restaurant's name, realigns the stars when it comes to desserts. Venezuelan chocolate truffle cake with hazelnut praline, almond tuilles (thin, crisp wafers) and quatro leches cake (one-up on the traditional tres leches) look as elegant as European pastry but are undeniably Latin-inspired. Even if you start with dessert, don't stop there. La Duni adds a new dimension to the panoply of Latin flavors available in this area: Cuban sandwiches with ham and roast pork, small masa discs from Venezuela called arepas, exquisite roast chicken in a champagne-orange sauce and sparkling fresh ades and cocktails with hand-crushed lemons and limes.
More Details
Alcohol Served
Beer
Liquor
Wine
Ambiance
Outdoor Dining
Best Value
Best Value
Cuisine
Latin American
Dress
Business Casual
Features
Catering
Delivery
Non-Smoking
Parties / Private Rooms
Take Out
Meals
Afternoon Tea
Brunch
Dinner
Lunch
Saturday Brunch
Sunday Brunch
Parking
Valet
Reservations
Accepted