Best Dinner Places to Eat 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."

"Located at 2817 Maple Ave. in Uptown, the contemporary Japanese spot is the highest rated upscale sushi spot in Dallas, boasting 4.5 stars out of 819 reviews on Yelp. The third location of the growing restaurant group debuted in 2015 and features a seasonal menu that rotates four times a year, per Uchi's website. On the menu, offerings include hot and cold tastings, sushi, sashimi, makimono (a type of hand roll) and omakase tastings with six or 10 courses."

"Quickly rising to be one of the best sushi spots in Dallas, Uchi comes in at number three. This restaurant is a favorite for Dallas Cowboys players, featuring upscale sushi like wagyu beef on a hot rock and fois gras nigiri. If you're looking for something a little more casual, Uchi has another restaurant upstairs, Top Knot, that offers craft cocktails and shareable appetizers."

"This sleek restaurant attracts Dallas’s elite, but the service remains friendly and approachable. The modern Japanese menu features fresh produce, and Uchi prides themselves on sourcing products that are traceable. If you can’t make decide what to eat (like us), opt for the omakase menu and leave it up to chance."

"Kalachandji’s is Dallas’ longest-serving vegetarian restaurant, boasting 35 years on the DFW scene. Its menu is mostly focused on Indian cuisine, with a strong commitment to using fresh ingredients and explicitly stating which items on its menu are gluten-free or contain dairy. Meals are served buffet-style for lunch and dinner and can change day-to-day, with updates available on its website."

"Founded in the ‘80s and operated by the Dallas Hare Krishnas, this beloved East Dallas fave is one of the city’s finest all-vegetarian establishments. A daily buffet of vegetarian dishes ranging from tofu curry to vegetarian nachos is made from scratch with only fresh produce. Vegan items are also on offer and noted on the menu."

"Kalachandji’s is a vegetarian restaurant serving the Dallas area for more than 37 years. With more than 3 decades of service, it is the oldest vegetarian restaurant in your locale. It highlights the taste of India with her vast and ancient vegetarian tradition."

"ZaZa may sound like a nonsensical word in a witch’s spell, but that’s okay because your stay at ZaZa will be nothing but magical. The boutique hotel won’t feel like a hotel at all, but rather a beautifully decorated and spacious, private home. The hotel offers rooms, suites, and bungalows for guest to stay in, and some, if not many, of these options include hardwood floors, formal dining areas, and garden terraces, all within an exquisitely styled room with 10-foot ceilings."

"It’s a lively district with an impressive selection of eateries, nightlife, and plenty of tram stops for your convenience. Each of the rooms in this hotel has a one-of-a-kind design, from Chinese dwellings with dragons and paintings, to colonial-style bungalows. Many of the dazzling Concept Suites and Magnificent Seven Suites have a bathtub, where you can recline after a day of exploring Dallas."

"Hotel ZaZa offers a theatrical setting for an extravagant stay in Dallas. It boasts Mediterranean style decor and unique pieces of art, with rooms decked out in a range of sumptuous and quirky styles and themes – from Moroccan to vintage parlour. The hotel boasts a full-service spa for indulgent treatments, as well as an upscale restaurant for evening meals."

"Your local Dallas Subway® Restaurant, located at 3426 Oak Lawn Avenue brings delicious ingredients and mouth-watering flavors in billions of sandwich, salad and wrap combinations to you. An alternative to traditional fast food, we offer freshly cut veggies, toppings, protein and freshly-baked bre..."

"This take on Thai street food brings authentic dishes prepared with excellent (frequently local) ingredients on the cheap and in a hurry. If you’ve got more than about 15 minutes to grab a great lunch, head to Crushcraft for legit drunken noodles, impossibly delicious green curry, or a piping hot bowl of tom kha gai if you’re still fending off last night’s hangover."

"UptownWhat you’re getting: #1 phat ke mao, $7.99What’s not to love about Thai food?. Full flavor, fresh herbs, spicy peppers, amazing textures with soft and chewy noodles, crispy vegetables, and sweet, spicy & garlic sauces. CrushCraft Thai serves its ke mao or drunken noodles with ground beef in lieu of chicken breast or steak, gotta keep the cost down, right?"

"If looking for a great Vietnamese diner in the heart of Dallas, look no further than the trendy Crushcraft Thai Street Eats restaurant. The well-seasoned dishes allows patrons to experience staples of Bangkok and offers exciting and unique flavors that are rarely found outside of Thailand. Their entrees are daring, but very approachable."

"My friend and I split the elite egg hash, it was just spicy enough to not be overwhelming. Then I had the Trifecta, which is ..."

"Fort Worth has a long aviation history—it's the home of American Airlines and a massive Lockheed Martin aeronautics plant, after all. Embrace the city's unique history at the Fort Worth Aviation Museum. Plane nerds can get up close and personal with more than 25 warbirds, including an F-18 Hornet and an F-4 Phantom II."

"Next up is the Northside's Fort Worth Aviation Museum, situated at 3300 Ross Ave. With five stars out of 10 reviews on Yelp, the museum has proven to be a local favorite. The museum is home to dozens of historical aircraft units that you can walk right up to and touch yourself."

"The Fort Worth Aviation Museum tells the history and accomplishments of aviation in North Texas. The museum houses indoor and outdoor displays along with cockpit and flight simulations. A tour guide will be happy to assist all visitors with a personalized tour of the property."

"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."

"Drive 20 minutes south of Dallas to Ash & Ember in Cedar Hill and this new brewery may just surprise you. Ash & Ember hit the beer scene in June of 2020 during some of the more restrictive state shutdown measures. While it has been difficult, this Cedar Hill brewery has made quite the impact on its community."

"When Brewmaster Matt Ehinger married Courtney McHugh in 2001, he instantly became part of a large, tight-knit, fun loving family. But as in all families, especially ones with a lot of sisters, it can sometimes be hard to keep the peace. Matt quickly learned that the best way to make family gatherings run smoothly was to supply everyone with his home-brewed beer."