Best Lunch Restaurants in Garland

"Sundown At Granada's rooftop patio is a popular spot in Lower Greenville for dinner, free films, or live shows.|© Sundown At Granada. Sundown At Granada is a farm-to-table restaurant with a lovely rooftop bar with views of the vibrant Lower Greenville neighborhood. It has a rustic design with a wood-heavy decor and charming twinkling lights placed on the rooftop patio."

"Although they’re not exclusively vegan, this organic restaurant offers a great selection of vegan dishes. You can find Sundown at Granada on Greenville Avenue. The ambiance is particularly alluring, as this restaurant features a multi-level patio with a beautiful view."

"every day but Sunday, when they close at 3 p.m.What: An authentic down-home diner serving eggs any way you can imagine; specialty omelets; French toast; biscuits and gravy; and anything else you’d expect along those lines.Tip: Get a slice of homemade pie on your way out."

"4434 Harry Hines Blvd, Dallas, TX 75219-1716American, DinerBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner, BrunchTakeout, Seating, Parking Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service, Highchairs Available+1 214-521-0992http://www.originalmarketdiner.com/"

"Original Market Diner is the place to go for comfort, consistency, and good vibes. Don’t miss their Blue Plate Specials and nostalgic wall-art. What to order: Their sizeable and delicious omelets"

"Gather Kitchen was founded by Soraya Spencer, who wanted to reinvent fast food and create quick meals with better ingredients and flavor. The Downtown location offers coffee, breakfast, lunch and dinner. The waffle breakfast plate is a popular item here with bacon, an over easy egg, avocado and a side of salsa or raw maple syrup."

"Gather Kitchen makes a lot of vegetarians wish that they lived in Dallas. This restaurant lets your build your own fresh bowl from their fresh ingredients!. Their standard vegan set is made out of avocado, caramelized onions, mushrooms, quinoa, and roasted tomatoes with some toasted almonds and cilantro garnish."

"Musume, which means Daughter in Japanese, serves world-class sushi and contemporary Asian cuisine in a vibrant atmosphere. Located in the heart of downtown Dallas in the Hall Arts District, Musume guests have both the largest sake list in North America and most extensive Japanese whisky list in...See More"

"Musume, which means Daughter in Japanese, serves world-class sushi and contemporary Asian cuisine in a vibrant atmosphere. Located in the heart of downtown Dallas in the Hall Arts District, Musume guests have both the largest sake list in North America and most extensive Japanese whisky list in..."

"The Arts District spot is offering a small collection of specialty rolls and hot dishes from the kitchen that include steamed buns, seared scallops, black cod misozuke and five-spice duck leg confit. Price points are steep."

"This may be the most unlikely place to find a bustling nightlife, but this hip basement coffee house, located in the basement of the South Side on Lamar building-- has more going for it than just liquid assets. Along with coffee drinks, wine, local craft beer and decent food options (think sandwiches and pastries), Opening Bell also brews up a bevy of free entertainment ranging from open mic nights to standup comedy and live music. Find a comfy spot on one of the sofas, you're probably going to want to stay here for the long haul."

"This cosy and quaint cafe is one of the best places to hear live music and enjoy a cup of coffee in Dallas. Head over to Opening Bell Coffee on a Tuesday night to hear some of the best acoustic music in Dallas. Drop-in early and munch on breakfast tacos, sandwiches, and coffee, or enjoy some wine & beer in the evenings."

"Open since 2005 on Lamar, Opening Bell Coffee has a devoted local following thanks to both its strong coffee and friendly vibe. Order a cafe breve or green tea chai cooler in store, online or for delivery."

"Swing by Chino Chinatown (chinochinatown.com), a unique Asian and Latin American fusion restaurant, for creative specialties like lemongrass guacamole. Their fish tacos go down particularly well with a lunch-time cocktail (the Cointreau Rickshaw is highly recommended)."

"This restaurant combines Lebanese and Moroccan styles inspired by street food cooking ideas to serve food that lets you escape. Located in the West Village, Baboush is a great place to go if you're craving authentic and modern Eastern Mediterranean and Moroccan style food."

"Lockwood Distilling Company creates its own spirits in its state-of-the-art distillery. They offer an array of wines and cocktails paired with sumptuous meals. Furthermore, they ensure that their diners have the best dining experiences."

"Sundown At Granada's rooftop patio is a popular spot in Lower Greenville for dinner, free films, or live shows.|© Sundown At Granada. Sundown At Granada is a farm-to-table restaurant with a lovely rooftop bar with views of the vibrant Lower Greenville neighborhood. It has a rustic design with a wood-heavy decor and charming twinkling lights placed on the rooftop patio."

"Although they’re not exclusively vegan, this organic restaurant offers a great selection of vegan dishes. You can find Sundown at Granada on Greenville Avenue. The ambiance is particularly alluring, as this restaurant features a multi-level patio with a beautiful view."

"Established in 1980, JR's Bar & Grill Dallas is Texas' most successful gay club, and the inspiration for like-named clubs in Houston, Washington D.C., and Denver."

"Park CitiesMexican food doesn’t hold the exclusive rights to spicy food in Dallas, and these noodles with a cult-like following prove that the Scoville scale should be taken very seriously indeed. The traditional Dan Dan noodle entrée typically has a medium-level heat, but Chef Uno doesn’t play around with this signature dish that she promises will have you screaming, “Damn!"

"From their signature "Crack'lin" fried rice, Japanese-style BBQ, and make-your-own noodle or rice bowls, there's plenty of options and most items are under $10!. They’re located near SMU in North Dallas."

"Let's just say, after the reporting for this article, the writer became addicted to the duck fat-fried rice here.Good to Go: You’ll Keep Craving the Duck Fat-Fried Rice from Red Stix"