Best Lunch Restaurants in Grand Prairie

"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."

"In the meaty land of Dallas, finding a drinking establishment that both caters to vegans and has a half-off whiskey and scotch night is like finding a Victoria’s Secret model on Tinder. You know it doesn’t belong, but you can’t help but swipe right. You’ll also find evenings of film screenings to go with your discount hooch and the best company west of the Mississippi."

"Sundown at Granada is this beautiful farm-to-table restaurant with an incredible interior, and a rooftop on the second floor to match!. Perfect is you’re looking for a fully organic meal at a killer spot, and also a favorite of mine for brunch in Dallas. Happy HourDaily 5pm – 7pm with $4 beers, $6 cocktails, and snacks for $3-$7"

"Built in 1954, owners Sam and Kathy Vergas make patrons feel more than welcome at Original Market Diner. A vintage jukebox creates a fun atmosphere that any kid will adore, and the large portions don’t hurt. Families of all kinds will enjoy the daily specials, affordable prices, and friendly staff."

"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/"

"Soraya Spencer, the founder of Gather Kitchen, is an acclaimed chef with Algerian roots. Her vision was to allow customers to build their own meals from fresh, organic ingredients. Although this restaurant isn’t exclusively vegetarian, it’s easy to build your own bowl from noodles, sauces, nuts, and mouth-watering roasted vegetables."

"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."

"The vibe: Cozy and beautiful, this bistro with banquettes employs a staff that makes you feel like one of the family. There’s also a cool, tiny bar where you can eat, drink and chat with the bartender while watching dishes flow from the kitchen. What to order: For starters, try fried black tiger shrimp, beer-braised pork belly inside bao buns, and exceptional lemongrass tofu adorned with fried shallots and garlic."

"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."

"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."

"Its location (not on Main Street, but rather on Cooper Street) and small sign make it easily missed, but its breakfast fare has made it a staple for over 50 years. The chicken-fried chicken Benedict features biscuits with fried chicken, bacon, gravy and three fried eggs. Locals go mad for the breakfast specials, the home fries and the homemade pies."

"On the shores of White Rock Lake, this gorgeous 66-acre arboretum showcases plants and flowers in theme gardens such as the Sunken Garden and the Woman’s Garden. Expect to see a lot of wedding parties posing for pictures amid the posies. During the spring wildflower season it gets so mobbed that nearby streets are closed."

"Along the shores of White Rock Lake, explore a 66-acre garden with rainbow-colored blooms throughout the seasons. Each garden feels like a unique room that flows into another. The Sunken Garden is a favorite."

"The Dallas Arboretum is one of my go-to places when finding a photo spot. And this reflecting pool is definitely my favorite spot at the Arboretum!"

"The Dallas Arboretum is a romantic place in general, but this elegant garden is particularly breathtaking. Frequently used for photoshoots and weddings, A Woman’s Garden has gorgeous fountains and water features, including a large reflecting pool that overlooks White Rock Lake. It’s just so pretty, regardless of the season."

"Besides the Texas Boardwalk, an outdoor living classroom with whispering tubes, hollow logs, and interactive question boards for kids, the Fort Worth Botanic Garden has 16 exhibits and gardens that are filled with cherry trees, roses, oak trees, sculptures, streams, fountains and more. The indoor garden area, which is near the entrance, has tropical plants and flowers that bloom almost year round. Be sure to buy fish food at the front desk before you make your way to the highlight of the Botanic Garden—The Japanese Garden."

"As the oldest major botanic garden in Texas, the Fort Worth Botanic Garden is a must-visit for romantic, floral photography. The gazebos in the Fuller Garden and Rose Garden are gorgeous spots for photo ops. Bringing a little one with you as you search out Forth Worth photography locations?"

"I can’t speak for every kid but my three girls love the Botanic Gardens. We can spend hours walking through the beautiful gardens. For many visitors the Japanese garden is a highlight."

"Greenville Avenue is making a serious push to become the best street to grab a quality meal. It’s recently added another newbie to its repertoire with this Japan-based chain that allows its patrons to put their dinner right on the grill from the table. Order a la carte or via the omakase tasting menu but whatever you do, don’t forget to go big or go home as the restaurant’s name literally means “to be happy with a full stomach” in Japanese."

"Adding to the Lower Greenville dining scene is this highly acclaimed Tokyo-based barbecue restaurant devoted to customized yakiniku experiences. The name, Manpuku means "to be happy with a full stomach" in Japanese, and the menu here looks likely to deliver on that. A la carte selections include everything from sashimi and oysters to a variety of yakiniku-style beef, pork, and chicken."

"Also new to Greenville avenue is Manpuku, a Japan-born chain where diners can grill top-notch meats right at the table. Diners can order meats individually, or choose from an omakase tasting menu packed with Kurobuta pork, wagyu beef, and gunkan-style sushi stuffed with uni."