Top Best American Restaurants in Grand Prairie

"Located in Lower Greenville, buzzworthy HG Sply Co. features an upstairs patio that opens at 5 p.m. and offers one of the best nighttime hangout spots. Start with any of the delicious and nutritious vegan options, like the Farmhouse Burger or Ahi Tuna Poke, then try one of their inventive cocktails."

"Set in the heart of Dallas, The Rustic serves delicious blend of drinks, home styled fresh food, and music that will make every non-dancer tap his foot. It has a large patio called Pat’s Backyard, that graciously hosts amateur and professional musicians, while anything that comes out of the kitchen is nothing less than exquisite!. Location: 3656 Howell St, Dallas, TX 75204Timings: 11 AM – 2 AM"

"The Rustic is known for its home-style cooking and live music, but it’s also popular for its sweet drinks. Perfect for a sunny day (or any other day), this margarita with a popsicle will leave you with a brain freeze and maybe a little tipsy."

"But, chances are you’ll find plenty of other moments to capture at this restaurant, bar, and live music venue — with or without your Insta hubby."

"Another Deep Ellum neighborhood restaurant and bar, Stirr, has an excellent rooftop area with a bar and comfy chairs. Open for brunch, lunch, happy hour, and dinner; enjoy shrimp pappardelle, blackened redfish, or surf ‘n turf, a petite filet with a Maryland-style crab cake. For drinks, order the Don’t Fear the Reaper made with Mezcal Patron Reposado or Blood Moon with Scotch and blood orange juice."

"Stirr's bars are chic and stylish with a lively atmosphere on the weekend.|© Thomas Garza / Bread and Butter PR. There’s a fun vibe to Stirr. While the downstairs is their American restaurant, the upstairs is a lively bar with stunning downtown views."

"Diners will find plenty of snacks and an extensive cocktail list on Stirr’s third-floor rooftop. The expansive space offers cushy sofa seating for larger groups, plus a bar that faces the impressive Dallas skyline."

"This favorite West End eatery is a classic for big plates of hearty comfort-food standards, ranging from fried chicken and chicken fried steak to sandwiches, salads and burgers. But the thing Ellen's is most famous for is grits (the restaurant's motto is "Grits Rule"), which are served every which way, from cheesy Cajun shrimp grits to deep fried grits, and even eggs Benedict grits. And what's not to like about a restaurant that serves breakfast at all hours of the day?"

"Ellen’s is a place where all brunch lovers can come and unite together for some incredibly delicious food. That is because this place serves up “Brunch” style foods the entire time that they are open. their food is mainly served in a style of old-fashioned southern comfort food but with a culinary twist."

"My server went to the trouble to show me a YouTube video that Ellen's recently made for it. Fun video and an amazing meal.…”more"

"Highland ParkCasually elegant neighborhood institution Expect to go on a proper date in proper attire at this quaint steak and seafood spot that’s been catering to the Highland Park set for nearly four decades. Even though you’ll find white tablecloths and fresh flowers at every table, you won’t find any pretense here -- unless you decide to eat your oysters Rockefeller with your pinky out."

"A Dallas institution since 1980, the Highland Park Village gem is a truly a special Dallas dining destination (with a strict dress code). However, the popular three onion-crusted sea bass or the lobster and truffle risotto are absolutely worth dressing up for."

"For upscale dining and seafood, this Highland Park restaurant is the place to go. Popular dishes include the three onion crusted sea bass, grilled Texas gulf red snapper, and ceviche. There’s also lobster & truffle risotto, scallops and smoked salmon."

"If you like your music loud, get rowdy at Deep Ellum’s rooftop haven, The Green Room. With an impressive view of the Dallas skyline in the background, and a good look below on the streets of Deep Ellum, the Green Room offers prime real estate in so far as having a good time. With three fully-loaded bars and a damn good pub food menu, be sure to energize accordingly before chasing the next concert of the night – possibly at fellow rooftop bar, Wit’s End, across the street."

"Sidestep the bottom floor in this Deep Ellum dive and go straight for the stairs, where one of the best views of Downtown Dallas in town awaits. It’s breezy enough to survive the summer heat, especially when the $3 domestic beers are on offer during happy hour."

"When it comes to Deep Ellum, The Green Room is the place to be. This grungy local fave is known for its classic pub fare, stout drinks and stunning views over the city."

"This hot new hangout is brought to you by the guys behind So & So's, and the patio is packed, particularly on the weekends. Cocktails are creative and delicious, such as the $9 Vodka Daisy (Stoli, lemon, vanilla syrup, yellow Chartreuse, and soda), and most of the food items are affordable at around 5 to 7 bucks — including a PB&J served on doughnut bread and fried chicken on a Hawaiian roll. [Photo: High Fives/Facebook]"

"Explore High Five’s, an entertaining and friendly neighborhood restaurant and bar in the Knox/ Henderson area. Serving fast, casual food from early until late, seven days a week, taste everything from the Corn Dog Bites to the Vegan BLT. Check out its stunning patio and enjoy local craft on draft, sip patio-pounding frozen cocktails or bring your four-legged friend to make it even more enjoyable."

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"1717 North Harwood Street, Dallas, TX 75201(214) 922-1200Distance from the hotel 7.9 mi. The Dallas Museum of Art is a major art museum located in the Arts District of downtown Dallas, Texas, along Woodall Rodgers Freeway between St. Paul and Harwood. In 1984, the museum moved from its previous location in Fair Park to the Arts District."

"Head to the Dallas Arts District, home to some of Dallas' most significant cultural landmarks, including the Dallas Museum of Art. The Nasher Sculpture Center and The Crow Collection of Asian Art. If you like architecture, Flora Street features 5 buildings designed by Pritzker-Prize winning architects."

"The history of the Museum of Geometric and MADI Art began in 2003 when Bill and Dorothy Masterson, lifelong supporters of the arts, were introduced to the innovative MADI art movement. The Movement, Abstraction, Dimension, and Invention (MADI) concept originated in Argentina in the mid-20th century and is characterized by its very eccentric nature. Over 700 geometric eye-catching works by talented artists from around the world are perfectly embodied in the galleries in the distinctive funky exterior façade of this site."

"It’s non-representational, hard-edged 20th century art bursting out of the frame. And kids understand this medium better than adults, especially the Minecraft kids who build kingdoms of blocks. Explore the geometric works of art with your kids."

"The Museum of Geometric and MADI Art, committed to Geometric Art and the MADI Movement was founded in the year 2002 by Art collectors Bill and Dorothy Masterson. The Museum is located 15 minutes away from the city centre."