Best Diners in Grand Prairie

"If you’re in search of a plant-based meal, you have abundant options for indoor dining, pickup, and delivery with this beloved chain’s all-day breakfast menu. Prepare yourself for a variety of pancakes loaded with blueberries, chocolate chips, or pecans plus vegan versions of bacon and sausage alongside a variety of espresso drinks. Feel like mixing it up?"

"If you’re looking for a homey breakfast place, Spiral Diner is an excellent option. Their rich comfort food selection includes all-day breakfast dishes, like their tofu scramble seasoned with bell peppers, onions, and potatoes. They also serve salads, wraps, and gluten-free vegan pastries."

"Spiral Diner and Bakery has been serving vegan comfort food for over 10 years!. With American options like burgers and fries, Tex-Mex nachos, or even desserts like vegan milkshakes, you’ll find something for everyone at Spiral!. They have locations in both Dallas and Fort Worth."

"The Spiral Diner & Bakery is a casual neighborhood diner and bakery that serves delicious vegan fare with many allergen-friendly, gluten-free, and soy-free options. The restaurant has three locations around Texas and serves a 100% plant-based menu that features dishes such as gourmet sandwiches, burgers, small sharing plates and hot entrées, nachos plates, and more. The attached bakery sells a range of freshly baked bread, pastries, biscuits, cakes, and more sweet treats, and guests can enjoy indoor or outdoor dining, which has ample seating and is dog-friendly."

"Crack Salsa Owner Amber Tinsley said her spicy business venture came about by total accident. Selling salsa to family and friends in order to raise money for a surgery, Tinsley had nearly $1,000 worth of orders in a week. Nicknamed “Crack Salsa” by her customers, she decided to turn up the heat and make her special 11-spice habanero blend available to the public."

"MENU | ONLINE ORDERING | | (817) 332-8834 | Mon – Fri: 11AM – 9PM, Sat – Sun: 9AM – 9PM | Doordash and Curb-side pick up"

"Davis St. in Oak Cliff, the Southern and traditional American restaurant is the highest-rated inexpensive diner in Dallas, boasting four stars out of 397 reviews on Yelp. "Norma's Cafe is a Dallas home-cooking institution," the business states in the history section of its Yelp profile. "Founded in 1956, Norma's Cafe serves up hot, fresh and savory home-style meals with a sinful Texan flare, which are sure to make your mouth water."

"You can get an eight-ounce ribeye steak with three eggs served with a cinnamon roll, hash browns or grits, biscuits or toast for $8.99. They also have Mexican-style breakfasts, which include migas, breakfast tacos, and chilaquiles.Tip: Ask for an extra side of gravy."

"The Maple Leaf Diner is a Canadian-inspired café, bakery, and dairy bar that serves poutine and other Canadian staples in Texas-sized portions. Located in the Preston Valley Shopping Center on Preston Road, the warm and welcoming eatery offers a menu of traditional cuisine combined with creative plates such as chicken-fried steak and waffles, which includes deep-fried chicken steak served over buttermilk waffles and stacked with Canadian bacon, sauteéd peppers and onions, and cream puffs, all smothered in white gravy. Tuck into the Lox Benedict & Latkes, which features a toasted English muffin with smoked salmon, poached eggs, hollandaise sauce, and dill served with potato latkes, fresh fruit, and sour cream or applesauce."

"If a pile of fried chicken and bacon stacked on top of Belgium waffles sounds to you like the ideal way to kick start your morning, read on. This old school diner cranks out an extensive repertoire of every type of Canadian comfort fare imaginable– which means you'll see plenty of Canadian bacon and poutine (french fries smothered with melting cheese curds and brown gravy) along with burgers, sandwiches and even fish & chips. But the place really goes all out when it comes to breakfast with options covering everything from potato pancakes & eggs to Greek omelets, smoked salmon Benedict and chicken fried chicken with eggs."

"12817 Preston Rd Ste 129, Dallas, TX 75230-7204American, Cafe, Diner, CanadianBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner, BrunchTakeout, Seating, Parking Available, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service+1 214-434-1626https://www.facebook.com/pages/Maple-Leaf-Diner/670652426370386"

"Last but not least is a location of the chain In-N-Out Burger, a fast food eatery that serves burgers, fries and more, with four stars out of 57 Yelp reviews. Head over to 5916 Quebec St. to give it a go for yourself. This story was created automatically using local business data, then reviewed and augmented by an editor."

"With an entire page of the menu dedicated just to omelets, Rise & Shine offers Arlington’s most extensive breakfast food. Served all day, the huge portions also make Rise & Shine’s breakfast a diner classic. Their house-made baked goods highlight the menu."

"If there is someone who doesn’t love Rise & Shine, we haven’t met them yet. Located across from Lisa’s Chicken on Pioneer Parkway, they are most known for their wonderful omelets. Justifiably so because your can order ’em in about 1000 different ways."

"BuzzBrews Kitchen is a hip coffee shop with pop art décor and a 24-hour breakfast that promises to satisfy. The tiny, intimate diner serves a creative menu of New Age and Latin-accented diner-classic breakfast fare such as egg sandwiches, a variety of pancakes, and the signature stuffed eggs with whimsical names like Californication (sautéed red bell pepper, broccoli, corn, spinach, onion, button mushrooms, and tomato), and the Hare Krishna (avocado and jack and several feta cheeses). There are also griddle cakes and pancakes, stuffed crepes, and nopales with scrambled eggs to tuck into at all hours of the day or night, along with a variety of beers and other beverages."

"There are several reasons why you'll want to keep Buzzbrews on your radar. For one, it offers an extensive beverage list of brews, lattes, craft beer and wine, plus a stellar food menu that includes everything from savory crepes to burgers, sandwiches, grilled fish and steaks. Secondly, it's within stumbling distance of the AAC."

"Frozen custard is actually a gourmet ice cream treat which originated on Coney Island in New York at the turn of the century. It consists of more egg yolks being added to the mix resulting in a smooth, rich taste that replicates the hand-churning method. Freddy's custard is made fresh throughout each day."

"Spend the rest of the morning exploring Klyde Warren Park and the Dallas Arts District (thedallasartsdistrict.org) at your leisure. The Arts District has the city's leading visual and performing arts venues. Impressive collections are always held at the Dallas Museum of Art and the Nasher Sculpture Centre."

"Bridging the downtown Arts District with the bustling Uptown neighborhood (the park is literally built on top of a highway), this thoughtfully appointed park is an urban design marvel and a great place to really feel the heartbeat of the city. Klyde Warren Park, Author: Gail Frederick, Source: Flickr"

"It doesn’t matter even if you don’t for this is one of the most popular attractions in Arlington, and it will be a shame if you miss out on this. Homeground of the iconic Dallas Cowboys- AT&T Stadium is the pride of Arlington, Texas. It might be immensely difficult to get a ticket and watch a game live here."

"The AT&T Stadium, which opened in May 2009, is a state-of-the-art stadium with a retractable roof. It is home to the National Football League and the Dallas Cowboys, one of the most valuable sports teams worldwide."

"Previously known as Oak Lawn Park, Turtle Creek Park is one of the must visit parks in Dallas because it offers visitors the chance to find a little bit of serenity amidst the busy city. The park is extremely clean and safe and is known for its green lawns and its creeks. Address: 3333 Turtle Creek Blvd, Dallas, TX 75219, United StatesTimings: 5:00 am to 11:00 pmAreas Covered: Hall Street to Lemmon Avenue, Lee Parkway to Turtle Creek Boulevard, Arlington Hall"

"Nestled in between Hall Street/Cedar Springs and Lemmon, this quiet park is home to Arlington Hall, a beautiful wedding and events venue in the 20-acre park. The space includes a picturesque bridge, a pond, and walking trails as well."

"Individually, these places are OK date spots, but the combination is flawless. head to Eatzi’s on Oak Lawn first. Peruse samples, buy some fancy cheese and a bottle of wine, secure sandwiches."

"Come explore the unexplainable at Ripley’s Believe It Or Not!. With 5 unique attractions, there is something for everyone of all ages!. Take selfies with the stars in our Louis Tussauds Palace Of Wax, see unique artifacts and artwork from all over the world in our Ripley’s Odditorium, get lost in our Enchanted Mirror Maze, test your senses in our new 7D Moving Theater, and duck under lasers to beat the clock in our Impossible Laser Race."

"20 km from city center 20 out of 244 places to visit in Dallas. The Ripley’s Believe It or Not is an absolutely amazing franchise started by Robert Ripple. The park at Grand Prairie is one of the largest franchises that was to be opened."

"Fort Worth is serious about its Western art, as the Sid Richardson Museum can attest. Situated just off Sundance Square, this small museum houses the collection of late oilman and philanthropist, Sid Richardson. The collection focuses on the works of Frederic Remington and Charles Russell but includes pieces from other notables of the American West, such as Peter Hurd and Frank Tenney Johnson."

"Located off Sundance Square, Sid Richardson Museum houses an extensive collection of western art. This free art museum offers educational resources and tours. The museum offers several programs for visitors including summer art camps, movie screenings and performances."

"While browsing Sundance Square, hit up this free museum that is full of art from the American West. Sid Richardson Museum has both a permanent art collection and special exhibits that all feature Western artists and art like paintings and sculptures."

"The Kimbell Art Museum is a little intimate and unorthodox, but that doesn’t stop it from being one of the best that Fort Worth, Texas has to offer in terms of places to visit!. With a building designed meticulously by the great Louis I. Khan, it is known for its eye-catching design and the silvery sunlight that naturally enters the building and its galleries from outside. Relatively small, the Kimbell Art Museum is home to 350 pieces of art, numerous educational program offerings, and a prolific library of and for research."

"For art outside the U.S., the Kimbell Art Museum contains paintings and sculptures from the best of the best, including Michelangelo, Picasso, Frida, Van Gogh and Monet. You won’t believe it!. And the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth holds a vast collection of artwork that will blow your mind. I highly recommend checking out all three if you have time."

"Located right on Sundance Square, this breakfast/lunch place is a must for anyone who loves good food. From the s'more pancakes to the avocado toast to the signature bloody mary mix, there is something here for every member of the family."

"Jason’s Deli is family-owned and community-centered, they serve guests at 275 delis in 28 states. In that area, a lot of thought goes into what they put in their food, and what they take out of it. Take to know their wholesome ingredients and the trusted partners they get them from."

"Campbell Rd. next to Tom Thumb – (972-234-4966) Monster offers a variety of flavors and more than 70 topping of delicious yogurt and sorbet. The yogurt is  dairy but the sorbet is non-dairy made on dairy equipment and labeled DE. (Alert to Kosher consumers: There is no waiting period after eating meat when eating a DE product. The DE product must not be eaten on the same plate as meat but can be consumed immediately following the meat meal.) Please note: there is a party room that is not under kosher supervision but arrangements can be made by the owner, Ava, to order kosher pizza for your party and of course yogurt for dessert."