This is not a must experience, but it is my favorite restaurant in the metroplex. If you like sushi, then you may want to try Sushisake, on Campbell, just west of Central (75). It is really small, but really good. Kristenn MichaelStat wrote: > Does any one have suggestions for must experience restaurants (or > lodging)in the Dallas area? > I will be therefor four days in the beginning of June. Any help would be > much appreciated. > [email removed]
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MichaelStat wrote: > Does any one have suggestions for must experience restaurants (or > lodging)in the Dallas area? > I will be therefor four days in the beginning of June. Any help would be > much appreciated. > [email removed] Try "Star Canyon", the food is SouthWestern and very good. The same chef, Stephen Pyles, also hasa seafood restaurant "Aquanox". Both have great food and atmosphere, but are fairly pricy. I usually end up with a $100-$120 bill from "Star Canyon" for two people+ wine. But IMHO it is worth it. Since seafood is expensive here, the prices at "Aquanox" tend to be a bit higher. Dallas also has a lot of good mexican restaurants, "Nuevo Leon" comes to mind. It has two locations, one upscale on McKinney where the food is well presented, the other one in Farmers Branch has a simple decor and presentations. But the food is the same. Great moles, cabrito, etc. Krista