Birthdays

Quarter Acre in Lower Greenville features people-pleasing staples with unexpected twists.

Mister Charles in East Dallas swings big, with luxurious takes on French and Italian classics.

III Forks is a smart choice for steakhouse date night—it looks more like a luxury boutique than a restaurant.

The rooftop patio at Downtown’s The Henry feels like you’ve rented out a luxury penthouse, only there's someone bringing you precision-cooked filet mignon.

This Lower Greenville spot works for any festive occasion, from intimate celebrations to big group shindigs.

Steve Fields Steakhouse is a classic Plano haunt for quiet dinners or date nights in the lounge with live piano.

Uchi’s little sister restaurant in Plano is fun and spirited, adding some Texas smoke and fire to the elegant Japanese flavors.

Purépecha’s one-of-a-kind Mexican tasting menu, in the back of a kitchen in Deep Ellum, is a love letter to Michoacán.

The charcoal grill is the star at Koryo, which combines KBBQ group fun with the dry-aged technique of Dallas steakhouses.

Lexy’s in West Dallas has a vending machine that sells bottles of Moet, and you should have brunch here.

Rise No. 1 in Devonshire is a charming but small restaurant, so it’s perfect to bring your mom, a date, or a few friends for souffle.

Javier’s in Park Cities serves very good Tex-Mex in a massive space. Make sure to wash it all down with a margarita.

Bullion in Downtown should be your go to spot for celebrations, with its beautiful space, classic cocktails, and mostly-French menu.

Grange Hall is both a restaurant and high-end home goods store, so you can eat a Snob sandwich with caviar while looking at vases you can’t afford.

Fachini’s is a new Italian spot in Park Cities with a sleek and old school interior and a long list of classic dishes.

Neighborhood Services in Devonshire serves comfort foods like flatbreads, pastas, and a great burger, in a dimly-lit space great for a date.