Restaurants

ROCKFISH is a casual, neighborhood restaurant company based in Dallas, Texas. We offer fresh, delicious tasting seafood at reasonable prices and are open every day for lunch and dinner.

Extreme Pizza

Delicious european design comes to your plate...

Dalls's First Global Greek Taverna

Since the beginning, Lenny's motto has been More Food, More Taste, More Personality!™. This level of commitment to quality and attention to detail goes into every restaurant and sub sandwich and has helped Lenny's to become one of the fastest growing sub sandwich chains in the country.

North Dallas' hottest new seafood eatery is Fish On Fire. If you love seafood, then swing by Fish On Fire for a fried seafood basket, a grilled platter, or fish tacos with avocados, rice, and cole slaw. If you want lighter fare, try a salad, or better yet, Sam's special Mexican Shrimp Cocktail, with shrimp, cilantro, onion, avocados, and a special sweet/tart red salsa common only to the mountains of Pabellon Mexico. For a real treat, get the fish tacos, shrimp tacos, or some boiled crawfish while they're in season. At Fish On Fire, the atmosphere is casual, the food is fresh, and you can't beat the prices.

We offer really good food and all things that go well with really good food.

The intimate dining room features a large glass window behind which diners can watch executive chef Mike Smith and his staff in the kitchen. Patrons can also dine on the patio for a cozy urban atmosphere.

Art lovers know you can get some of the best deals on fashionable meals at art museums. Cafe Nasher, the counter-service restaurant inside the Nasher Sculpture Center, proves the point. Here's the place to try a cut-rate bowl of rich, briskly flavored tortilla soup. Also on the menu are various frou-frou (but reasonably priced) salads and a nice barbecue sandwich.

We’ll say this about Café Maya: It’s a lot better than it has to be. The Dallas World Aquarium just might be Dallas’ finest kids’ attraction, so Café Maya has a captive audience. But like the Aquarium itself, it exceeds expectations. Each table gets two fresh salsas served with coarsely cut, apparently house-made chips and sour cream; some menu highlights were spicy shredded chicken tacos, good-looking salads and, as you’d expect, a well-prepared selection of children’s items. It’s worth incorporating into your aquarium visit.