Dallas Social and Dining Group

Bavarian Grill marries exceptional craftsmanship with a vibrant atmosphere that immediately whisks you away to Munich. Their stack of awards is impressive, including being the highest rated German restaurant in Texas by ZAGAT in
2006, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20. The dining experience is a feast for the senses, featuring a model train that runs along the ceiling, an open-air biergarten and nightly live accordion music that keeps the energy high. The staff, fully dressed in traditional dirndls and lederhosen, deliver warm hospitality that makes the entire venue feel like a year-round Oktoberfest celebration.

The food honors time-tested culinary traditions with large portions and bold flavors. Every plate showcases meticulous preparation, from the crisp, golden crust of their iconic pork schnitzels to the tender, flavorful Sauerbraten and savory Rouladen. Scratch-made sides like the buttery Spätzle, tangy Rotkraut, and warm mustard potato salad provide the perfect balance to the rich main courses. To complete the experience, the restaurant boasts a staggering selection of over 70 German beers—including dozens on tap—making it the ultimate DFW destination for anyone seeking a true, uncompromised taste of Germany.

One of Texas Monthly’s “Best New Restaurants” in 2023, recognized by D Magazine as a Top 5 Restaurant and included in Texas’ inaugural Michelin Guide.

IMPORTANT: Quarter Acre will charge $25 per cancellation, so please keep your RSVP current! Also, there is a 3.4% credit card processing fee.

From the Michelin Guide:
Here the name embodies a pastoral suburban ideal, while the strikingly chic space flaunts an airy forest-meets-island aesthetic, both nodding to Chef/owner Toby Archibald’s New Zealand roots. His cuisine walks a line between flashiness and substance, blending broadly international flavors with classical European technique and polished presentation. Diners may explore the à la carte offerings or opt for a multicourse tasting that traces the kitchen’s evolving perspective, moving from carefully composed seafood and raw preparations to more expressive, fire-kissed dishes. The overall experience reflects a chef eager to weave personal references and seasonal ingredients into a cohesive, thoughtfully paced meal.

Let's have dinner before enjoying the "Idiot's Guide to Wine" show. The Liam's is about a two minute walk from Krimson Park.

The Liam's Steakhouse, located the West End Historic District, is a highly rated, family-owned, American steakhouse that seamlessly balances classic elegance with a warm, modern twist. This premier dining destination is renowned for its Texas wagyu steaks, exceptional wine list and expertly crafted cocktails. Beyond its perfectly seared meats, the menu surprises and delights guests with upscale comfort foods, including decadent truffle fries, spinach dip, and their signature fried ice cream.