Dallas (Greenland Hills area) Recommendations

FYI you just mean lower Greenville.

The grape as mentioned is right there and very good. St Martin's wine bistro is also close and fantastic. I would say those are must haves, but both can be pricey. St Martin's is quieter and has a piano player. The grape is more packed and has more of a bistro feel.

Sundown at Granada has decent food, but the grape and St Martin's are light-years above.

Venture south down greenville ave a few miles to lowest Greenville and try Rapscallion. Southern classics and a good brunch. Teppo is great sushi right across the street for dinner only.

The libertine on lowest Greenville is a classic pub. HG sply is pretty hipster, but the rooftop is fun and has a great view of downtown.

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.St. Martins looks interesting (somewhat formal) but we may check it out.

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White tablecloth, but not dressy. Nice shirt with nice jeans or slacks is fine. You don't need a jacket. Same for the grape. The wife and I go about once a month. Champagne brie soup is amazing. Escargot, mussels, and foie gras are very good as well.

Some good value on the wine list too. The 2013 Argiano brunello, a $65 bottle at the store, is like $80 or so which is absurd for on premise. It's a great bottle.

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Greenland Hills area)

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I live right down the street and have never heard it called grennland hills. Most call it Lakewood or Lower Greenville.

As I mentioned in the original post.. I've never been to Dallas... Lol.... Therefore I don't know the proper names of the area. If you're nearby check out Bishop Gunn Sunday night. I'm driving in from Lafayette specifically for the show. They're actually opening for the Stones Saturday in Houston. A good band


ETA... Google maps refers to the area as Greenland Hills

Yeah it's at Granada theater. Sold out I believe. Gonna be a good show