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Avanti Restaurant at Fountain Place |
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1445 Ross Ave, Fountain Place Building, 1st Floor, Dallas 75202 • 214-965-0055
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Distance:
~534 ft * |
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Description:
DOWNTOWN. This attractive Mediterranean-Italian restaurant is popular with business folks, who deem its peaceful environs ideal for wooing clients. Romantics hold the place in high esteem as well, beguiled no doubt by its enchanting fountains and garden-like setting. Lunch appetites are soothed by dishes like tempura-battered fish and chips or three-cheese spinach lasagna; sandwiches, pastas, and seafood are available as well. N.B. Avanti is closed to the public at dinnertime and on Saturday and Sunday. |
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User Rating: 9.5
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The Palm |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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701 Ross Ave, Dallas 75202 • 214-698-0470
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Distance:
~0.38 mi * |
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DOWNTOWN. The legend lives on in Dallas's version of the famous New York Palm Restaurant. This family-run Italian steakhouse prepares generous portions of tender USDA Prime aged steak, jumbo Nova Scotia lobster, and traditional Italian fare. Menu items like veal marsala, veal piccata, New York strip, and prime rib of beef are all worthy options. Favored by business executives and players from the Mavericks and Cowboys, The Palm offers a casual yet refined atmosphere. The decor is unique: walls adorned with hundreds of caricatures of the rich, famous, and well-loved who've patronized the restaurant over the years. |
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Arcodoro & Pomodoro |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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100 Crescent Ct, Ste 140, Dallas 75201 • 214-871-1924
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Distance:
~0.58 mi * |
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UPTOWN. The happy marriage of Arcodoro and Pomodoro doubly highlights Sardinia's rustic cuisine and character. As far as the neighborhood is concerned, the union is a blessed one. Two distinct experiences await: Arcodoro is the casual partner, praised for wood-fired pizzas and al fresco seating while Pomodoro offers more formal environs. Although homestyle pastas are always a good bet, don't overlook dishes like broiled lobster with vegetable ravioli, brandy sauce, and Sardinian caviar. |
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Palomino Euro Bistro |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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500 Crescent Ct, Crescent Atrium, Ste 165, Dallas 75201 • 214-999-1222
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Distance:
~0.62 mi * |
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UPTOWN. Palomino offers delicious European-inspired fare, including pizzas, pastas, and seafood dishes. Portobello mushroom soup, linguini with clams, paella, and pan-roasted chicken marsala are among the menu's selection, as are desserts like tiramisu. Value-added, 3-course dinners are a welcome standard before Stars and Mavericks games and from 5:30pm to 6pm every day but Friday. |
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Taverna Pizzeria and Risotteria |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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3210 Armstrong Ave, Dallas 75205 • 214-520-9933
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Distance:
~2.58 mi * |
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Description:
KNOX-HENDERSON. Lively and energetic, this Italian eatery is often packed with customers eager for thin, crisp-crust pizzas and mouthwatering risottos. Ten classic and specialty pizzas tempt diners, ranging from a traditional Margherita (tomatoes, mozzarella, and basil) to the Mezzanotte (eggs, roasted potatoes, pancetta, and mozzarella). Taverna uses carnaroli rice rather than arborio in its famed risottos, preferring the firmness of the grain. Don't miss risotto con salsiccia, enlivened with boar sausage, mushrooms, and cranberries. |
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Ziziki's |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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4514 Travis St, Travis Walk Building, Ste 122, Dallas 75205 • 214-521-2233
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Distance:
~2.63 mi * |
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KNOX-HENDERSON. With a house specialty as savory as Greek lamb, Ziziki's lets diners experience the culinary equivalent of Mama's kitchen. The menu features favorites like herbed lamb souvlaki in pita bread, tangy cucumber yogurt sauce, and dreamy Italian cream cake. The decor is simple and minimalist, and two of the restaurant's best features are a private dining room – great for business meetings – and a quaint courtyard. |
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User Rating: 10
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Adelmo's Ristorante |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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4537 Cole Ave, Dallas 75205 • 214-559-0325
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Distance:
~2.67 mi * |
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KNOX-HENDERSON. A charming and romantic two-story restaurant, Adelmo's is an ideal date spot. Italian and Mediterranean cooking dominates the menu, and standouts include veal osso buco, ravioli Florentine and grilled Mediterranean-style salmon. For dessert, opt for the heavenly cappuccino ice cream. The wine list is well-selected and reasonably priced with a good number of choices available by the glass. The wonderfully personable staff is helpful and knowledgeable. |
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Lucia |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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408 W 8th St, Dallas 75208 • 214-948-4998
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Distance:
~3.05 mi * |
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BISHOP ARTS DISTRICT. Hailed by many as the best in Texas, this 36-seat restaurant has become a 'must' for serious foodies. The frequently changing menu may not be authentic Italian, but the hand-crafted offerings, bread, and fresh pasta are rooted in the best of Italy. Your meal will definitely make the wait for reservations worth it.
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Patrizio |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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25 Highland Park Village, Dallas 75205 • 214-522-7878
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Distance:
~3.43 mi * |
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HIGHLAND PARK. The posh shops of Highland Village surround this upscale yet family-friendly restaurant. Be forewarned – portions are huge, so order accordingly. Favorites like lasagna, baked ziti, and classic spaghetti and meatballs suit kids and picky eaters; diners looking for something new can sample penne with prosciutto in smoked gouda sauce or open-faced ravioli heaped with asparagus, mushrooms, and artichokes. Request a seat on the patio, where creeping ivy and a gurgling fountain provide a romantic backdrop. |
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Campisi's Egyptian |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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5610 E Mockingbird Ln, Dallas 75206 • 214-827-0355
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Distance:
~3.90 mi * |
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GREENVILLE AVENUE. Considered a Dallas institution, Campisi's Egyptian has been satisfying Dallas appetites for nearly 50 years. First known as the Egyptian Lounge, this local favorite decided to tack on "Campisi" name and start serving up classic Roman cuisine. Dining options include thin-crust pizza and traditional pasta dishes. The ambiance is lively, but the decor is dark. Reservations accepted for parties of six or more. |
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User Rating: 10
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