Top Rated Restaurants & Cafes in Dallas

With 44 high definition TV’s, DirecTv Sports Packages and pay-per-view UFC fight, Frankie’s is not just another ordinary sports bar. Seating includes a mix of comfortable leather couches, chairs, and bar stools. They also have a dizzying array of drink options ranging from 20 Texan craft beers on top and handcrafted cocktails to Whiskeys and Vodkas, you are sure to find a drink that soothes your senses. If you get hungry, Frankie’s has on offer an assortment of pubgrub like wraps, sandwiches, pizzas, burgers and fries. Whether you want to enjoy a game of your favorite sports team, converse with old friends or simply relish great food and drinks, Frankie’s is the place where you should be headed.

With a fun, catchy name like Which Wich? The sandwich shop seeks to set itself apart. With over 50 variations of freshly prepared, made-to-order sandwiches. Have fun as you pick the toppings, fillings and sides to go with your very own sandwich. You can choose from staples like Ham, Cheese, Bacon, Chicken, Turkey and more. Don't feel like bothering so much? Customers can choose a classic like the BLT, Egg Salad or Gyro as well. While nothing fancy, the sandwiches are tasty and filling, as well as being a good value-for-money option.

If you're looking for a sugar fix while in Downtown Dallas, or want to gift someone special a sweet treat; stop by Fluellen Cupcakes. It's likely as you walk out of that bakery with a box of delicious cupcakes, someone will sigh in envy at your box and commend you on your choice. Popularly believed to be one of the best in town, Fluellen Cupcakes has a creative and quality concious approach to their creations. Constantly adding and developing new flavors, you'll be spoiled for choice. Popular favorites include the Red Velvet, Peanut Butter and Chocolate, though you could always try a special like the Pineapple Coconut and Wedding Cake.

If you're looking for a quiet bar where you can relax in a pleasant environment with great cocktails, easy conversation and nice food; The Woolworth is a good place to check out. The menu is an eclectic combination of styles from Classic American, Mexican, Asian and more. A great place for a business lunch, they serve a nice selection of lunch specials that are hearty, but not too heavy. Settle into the relaxed ambiance with a friend, and try their classics like Corpse Reviver, Cable Car and Uncle Johnny, all expertly prepared. The Woolworth's warm, low-key ambiance is a nice place for a Sunday Brunch too. To find out more about their special menus and drinks, visit the website.

Located on Pacific Avenue, Chad Houser's Café Momentum is a restaurant that also provides jobs and life skills to disadvantaged youth. This non profit concept restaurant aims to help at risk teens by training them and teaching them about culinary art. The food prepared here reflects the chef's personal tastes for wonderful combinations of rich flavors and textures. The seasonal menu ensures that guests receive the freshest in-season ingredients prepared in the kitchen. With the 'tips' going towards donations for maintaining this philanthropic dining venue and training facility, this simple yet modern eatery provides diners with good food and good service.

For over 60 years, Campisi's has been synonymous with great Italian food. The family owned restaurant has maintained it's family-style authenticity serving up a selection of American-Italian favorites like Meatballs in Red sauce, Eggplant Parmigiana, The Soprano Pasta Special and of course, their famous speciality Pizzas. With a delicious home-made sauce, great choice of toppings and a crispy base; it's no wonder they're famous for them. A nice place to unwind with family and friends while sharing a family style Italian meal, Campisi's is a Dallas institution worth checking out.