Dallas' Best Morning-After Brunch 2008

Restaurant, bakery and bar in Uptown is popular for breakfast and treats for any occasion.

Reviews:

• “Great Sunday Brunch”
• “overrated”
• “The best breakfast in dallas!”
• “Over priced dough. I wouldn’t recommend it”
• “curious about how to recommend a businessess”

Tips: Outdoor seating is a must. The lush courtyard is a relaxing escape from the big city.

Bread Winners Bakery & Cafe or email Bread Winners Bakery & Cafe

Public and hotel patrons relax and enjoy modern comfort food at Belmont Hotel’s restaurant.

Reviews:

• “The best breakfast in town!”
• “The best ribs I have had in the south”
• “Be prepared to wait…”

Tips: Enjoy a buck off select drinks Sun-Thur until 7pm.

Cliff Cafe Restaurant or email Cliff Cafe Restaurant

Mex-Mex eatery delivers upscale authentic dishes on the edge of the Knox Henderson and Lower Greenville neighborhoods.

Reviews:

• “Best Mexican Food”
• “Our Favorite Authentic Mexican Food Restaurant!”
• “Food and Hospitality are both VERY San Miguel!”
• “Cinco De Mayo”
• “Great drinks specially the Pomerita, a pomegranate margarita”

Tips: For those who like sweet, exotic drinks the signature Pomerita cocktail is the perfect blend of lime, pomegranate, and tequila over crushed ice this side of the border.

Cafe San Miguel

Patrons come for the shimmering decor, creative food presentation—and to sample a bit of Santa Fe in Dallas.

Reviews:

• “good food”
• “Best Sunday Brunch”
• “great any time”
• “Delicious Food, Unique Twist”
• “Good food”

Tips: Ask for a table with a view. The glass back wall displays a beautiful stretch of greenery that’s rare in Dallas.

Blue Mesa Grill

Greek fare fairs well near the trendy Knox Street area.

Reviews:

• “one word; Tiramisu”

Tips: Sunday brunch is a laid-back meal, while Friday and Saturday nights are strictly for those who want to be seen on the scene.

Ziziki’s

Intimate and casual restaurant nestled in the Lakewood offers a neighborhood feel and appetizing new American dishes.

Reviews:

• “Good neighborhood restaurant”
• “Go here if you want the prep staff to eat off your plates!”
• “Painfully mediocre — especially given the prices and the hype”
• “Oh, the FOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
• “Mediocre at best”

Tips: The Hangover Helper brunch on Sundays comes complete with tummy medications, a $10 buffet and bloody mary bar. They will even provide sunglasses if it’s too bright ouside.

Kitchen 1924

Located in the historic White Swan building at Victory Park, this music venue is a hotspot for performing artists.

Reviews:

• “Great restaurant, good value, most venues are good”
• “A fun time if your not too concerned for your personal well being and safety.”
• “Terrible venue!!!”
• “Great venue, great date night”
• “Amazing Venue, Great Food”

Tips: The Gospel Brunch on Sunday has two seatings at 10am and 12:30pm.

House Of Blues

Popular restaurant on Greenville with a huge shaded patio area serves American and Tex-Mex favorites and plenty of beer.

Reviews:

• “Nice atmosphere, good first experience”
• “Not an impressive brunch”
• “Overall Terrible experience-Avoid Ozona-Garbage Dump”
• “Best chicken fried steak and a great, huge patio to have drinks with a bunch of your friends”
• “Service Some times”

Tips: Ozona offers a late-morning/early-afternoon brunch that includes biscuits and gravy, omelets and tasty eggs Benedict.

Ozona Bar & Grill

Longtime Dallas restaurateur Manny Rios dishes up Tex-Mex favorites with a few surprises.

Reviews:

• “BEST MEXICAN FOOD AND DON’T PASS UP THE MARGARITA’S”
• “Manny’s Customer 4 Life”
• “Poor Management”
• “Like MiCocina only better”
• “Great Mexican food!!!!!”

Tips: Beer drinkers will enjoy the extensive list of south-of-the-border brews. Margaritas are some of the coldest in town.

Manny’s Uptown

Food, decor and presentation at this classy Bishop Arts District gem are simple, traditional and contemporary.

Reviews:

• “White tablecloths tell you everything”
• “Great Business Lunch”
• “love the pecan crusted catfish!”
• " Feeling Pampered and Relaxed"
• “Great reservation place!”

Tips: If your budget is tight, get the tomato soup, a small salad, and split the sweet biscuit with strawberries and cream.

Hattie’s Restaurant