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    Mother's Day Meals

    The best restaurants in Dallas to treat Mom on Mother's Day 2014

    Diana Oates
    May 4, 2014 | 2:02 pm

    Mother's Day is just around the corner, and although your finally being out of the house is probably the best present you have ever given your mom, she still needs to eat. So get those reservations in order and prove to the leading lady in your life that you have graduated past breakfast in bed with your siblings and moved on to toasting her fabulousness with a mimosa.

    Canary by Gorji
    The highlights: Celebrate Mother’s Day with dinner from 5-9 pm. The meal includes choice of salad (Caesar or spinach), entrée (pork chop with gnocchi or Arctic char and shrimp) and dessert (berry sorbet or chocolate liqueur cake).
    Cost per person: $39
    Reservations: 214-503-7080

    Cook Hall
    The highlights: Start the Mother’s Day celebration with a blood orange mimosa, sparkling hibiscus Bellini or Bloody Mary. Then move on to buttermilk pancakes, soft scrambled eggs with crab and tomato toast, or grilled salmon salad. Dessert selections include a rhubarb crisp or house-made cookie plate. Cook Hall is doing brunch Saturday and Sunday, from 11 am-3 pm.
    Cost per person: $35
    Reservations: 214-397-4111

    Cool River Cafe
    The highlights:
    Cool River is doing a three-course dinner with soup or salad; choice of roast beef tenderloin, grilled chicken portobello or hickory-smoked salmon; and banana rum cake with Nutella frosting or créme brûlée cheesecake for dessert.
    Cost per person: $29.95
    Reservations: 972-871-8881

    Dallas Arboretum
    The highlights:
    If scenery is what Mom loves most, the Dallas Arboretum is serving a Mother's Day brunch from 10:30 am-12:30 pm, with a cold buffet, hot carving station and assorted desserts. There are seatings available at Rosine Hall and on the loggia at the DeGolyer Estate.
    Cost per person: $67 for adults, $25 for children ages 5-10, and free for children ages 4 and under
    Reservations: 214-515-6511

    Dallas Fish Market
    The highlights: Make your selections from an à la carte menu featuring items such as shrimp cocktail, beet salad, pea soup, lobster Benedict, striped bass, ahi tuna BLT and lobster roll. Dessert options include mascarpone figs, chocolate bread pudding or profiteroles. This is going down from 11 am-3 pm.
    Cost per person: A la carte
    Reservations: 214-744-3474

    Driftwood
    The highlights:
    New executive chef Kyle McClelland is offering a Mother’s Day brunch from 11 am-3 pm. Dishes include house-made jelly doughnuts, eggs Benedict with crab or pork belly, and bacon or fennel sausage.
    Cost per person: A la carte
    Reservations: 214-942-2530

    Fearing's
    The highlights: Fearing's is serving a special three-course brunch from 11 am-3 pm. Main course selections include lobster omelet and filet mignon with west Texas mop sauce, lamb chops with spring vegetable sauté, and halibut with andouille sausage. Dessert includes almond blueberry tart, coconut cupcake, and dark chocolate cake and milk chocolate ice cream cake with mallow fluff.
    Cost per person: $95 for adults and $30 for children 12 and under
    Reservations: 214-922-4848

    Five Sixty
    The highlights: Five Sixty offers an array of Asian-inspired breakfast and lunch dishes served with a spectacular view of the Dallas skyline. The assortment includes pork belly pot stickers, Thai shrimp cocktail, sushi and nigiri, lapsong fried rice, lo mein, Shanghai fried noodles, lemon pepper pork stir fry, rendang short ribs, made-to-order eggs, and assorted mini desserts.
    Cost per person: $55 for adults and $30 for children
    Reservations: 214-741-5560

    The Grape
    The highlights: The Grape celebrates Mom with a brunch from 10:30 am-2 pm. There are a few specials in addition the regular à la carte menu, as well as items for kids.
    Cost per person: A la carte
    Reservations: 214-828-1981

    Highland Park Cafeteria
    The highlights:
    From 10:45 am-8 pm, Highland Park Cafeteria offers special menu items such as raspberry roast pork tenderloin, salmon, coconut cake, rhubarb pie and lemon meringue pie. Shirley Robinson, who specializes in show tunes, will be on the piano along with Jerry Stephens, who can play anything and especially loves requests.
    Cost per person: $11.99
    Reservations: 214-324-5000

    Hibashi Teppan Grill & Sushi Bar
    The highlights:
    Hibashi is serving a special fixed-price menu with three courses. Dishes include Hibashi's famous garden salad with ginger dressing; house miso or onion soup; rolls such as Mom's Roll with tuna, super white tuna and yellowtail; sashimi medley with salmon, tuna, superwhite tuna and yellowtail; and a yakitori feast with beef tenderloin, Scottish salmon, scallops, tempura sweet potato, jalapeno and shrimp.
    Cost per person: $50
    Reservations: 972-620-3474

    Hotel St. Germain
    The highlights: Celebrate Mother’s Day from 11 am-2 pm with a New Orleans-style brunch. Dine while overlooking the garden courtyard.
    Cost per person: $55
    Reservations: 214-871-2516

    InterContinental Dallas
    The highlights:
    Enjoy a full buffet from 10:30 am-2 pm, with breakfast, seafood and hot carving stations; made-to-order pastas, crepes and omelets; and desserts.
    Cost per person: $72 for adults, $27 for children ages 6-12, and free for kids 5 and under
    Reservations: 972-386-6000

    Lavendou Bistro
    The highlights:
    From 11 am-3 pm, Lavendou Bistro serves a three-course, fixed-price French brunch with dishes such as vichyssoise, tomato-and-mozzarella salad, frisee salad, fruit de mer, poached eggs on brioche with smoked salmon and spinach topped with hollandaise, fillet of sole with crab and champagne cream sauce, steak bordelaise with gratin Dauphinois and French green beans, and chicken breast with linguini. For dessert, indulge in tiramisu, chocolate mousse cake, white chocolate cheesecake or raspberry tart.
    Cost per person: $38.95
    Reservations: 972-248-1911

    Lazaranda
    The highlights: Saturday and Sunday brunch (11 am-3 pm) features four entrée specials as well as Mexican vanilla crème brûlée over mangos for dessert. Selections include shrimp Tulum with cream cheese wrapped in bacon with mashed potatoes, rib-eye with shrimp and avocado sauce over poblano rice, filet wrapped in bacon over pasilla pepper mashed potatoes, or octopus with pinto and black beans.
    Cost per person: $24.95
    Reservations: 972-866-8900

    Max’s Wine Dive
    The highlights: Max’s Wine Dive Dallas serves its traditional brunch menu from 10 am-3 pm, plus retail wine specials throughout Mother’s Day weekend. Guests who dine with Mom at the restaurant have the option to purchase a bottle while dining; in return they get 50 percent off the same bottle to go.
    Cost per person: A la carte
    Reservations: 214-559-3483

    Nasher Sculpture Center
    The highlights: Enjoy a gourmet buffet Wolfgang Puck-style from 10 am-1 pm. Dishes include local farm egg Benedict with first-of-season asparagus on house brioche, soft scrambled farm eggs with local goat cheese, house-smoked and pecan-cured bacon, hand-cranked apple chicken sausage, Virginia honey ham with spiced heirloom carrots and confit of new potato, vanilla bean and polenta pancakes with citrus butter, individual strawberry and rhubarb cobblers.
    Cost per person: $50 for members, $60 for non-members, children under 12 half price, and children 3 and under free
    Reservations: 214-242-5144

    Olenjack’s Grille
    The highlights:
    Olenjack's Grille is having a brunch buffet from 10 am-3 pm, with more than 30 options. Think tequila and lime glazed shrimp with green onion rice, cucumber and onion salad, cinnamon raisin bread pudding with white chocolate, mini raspberry tiramisus, and mimosas and Bloody Marys.
    Cost per person: $28 for adults and $14 for children
    Reservations: 817-226-2600

    Ocean Prime
    The highlights:
    Chef Eugenio Reyes whips up a special brunch menu from 11 am-3 pm. Options include blood orange mimosa, spinach quiche, arugula salad, blueberry French toast, short rib with poached eggs, crab and eggs with toasted English muffin, crab cakes, and blackened salmon salad. The dinner menu is available all day.
    Cost per person: A la carte
    Reservations: 214-965-0440

    Peak & Elm
    The highlights:
    Executive chef Jesse Moreno Sr. offers a three-course brunch menu with complimentary mimosas. Begin with a mixed green salad with Texas peaches, mixed nuts and queso fresco in a blackberry balsamic vinaigrette. Then choose an entree: quiche with house-made Mexican chorizo or quiché primavera with Mexican calabacitas and mushrooms. For dessert there are peach empanadas with local honey. Three seating times: 10 am, noon and 2 pm, with limited availability.
    Cost per person: $15
    Reservations: 214-826-7617

    Second Floor Bistro
    The highlights:
    From 11 am-2 pm, treat Mom to a buffet with pork belly eggs Benedict, prime rib carving station, duck confit hash, omelets and more.
    Cost per person: $58 for adults, $26 for children ages 6-12, and free for children 5 and under
    Reservations: 972-450-2978

    Silver Fox Steakhouse
    The highlights:
    Three-course meal from 11 am-5 pm includes a choice of house salad, wedge salad or asparagus soup; choice of tenderloin, salmon or chicken paillard; and choice of pecan cake, Mandarin orange cake or chocolate lovers dessert.
    Cost per person: $46.95 for adults and $16.95 for children under 12
    Reservations: 972-423-8121

    III Forks
    The highlights:
    III Forks is doing a special four-course Mother’s Day meal from 11 am-8 pm. Dishes include asparagus soup; III Forks salad with green apple, blue cheese, toasted pecans and field greens; beef tenderloin; red snapper on almond basil pearl couscous; and red pepper chicken with fingerling potatoes. For dessert, there is mandarin orange cake, strawberry shortcake, flourless chocolate cake or berry parfait.
    Cost per person: $46.95 for adults and $16.95 for children under 12
    Reservations: 972- 267-1776

    New chef Kyle McClelland is doing Mother's Day brunch at Driftwood.

    Driftwood restaurant in Dallas
    Photo courtesy of Driftwood
    New chef Kyle McClelland is doing Mother's Day brunch at Driftwood.
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    Dallas chef team to close downtown fine-dining restaurant Sauvage

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    A downtown Dallas restaurant famous for its multi-course tasting experience is closing: Sauvage, the high-end mom-and-pop restaurant near the Statler Dallas hotel, will close in March.

    According to a post from co-owner and chef Casey La Rue, the final day will be March 21.

    "We're going to be open weekends until then, on Fridays and Saturdays, and we're going to put out the best food we've done so far," La Rue says.

    They're closing due to heart-related health issues that La Rue has experienced, which began to surface in the past five years.

    "Over the past few years, I've had some health issues, even going back to Carte Blanche days," La Rue says, referring to the original tasting restaurant that he and his wife Amy La Rue opened on Greenville Avenue in 2020. "I guess running this kind of restaurant, and the all-consuming nature of it, isn't great for you physically."

    That's especially true given the couple's DIY ethos: They opened Sauvage six months ago next to the Statler Dallas hotel at 1914 Commerce St., with a renovation that they executed entirely on their own, literally building the place from scratch.

    They opened Sauvage as a woodfire concept with 16-18 courses — wild game, seafood, vegetables, and dessert — all cooked via grill and smoker. It was a next-generation concept for the couple following Carte Blanche, where they earned a number of awards including a rare AAA 5-diamond award, before closing in 2024.

    But the fine-dining landscape has changed in recent years, with some calling it unsustainable.

    At around the same time, the La Rues opened La Rue Doughnuts, a buzzy shop at the Trinity Groves complex in West Dallas, and Casey says that's where they'll place their focus, stating that he's unlikely to do another fine-dining restaurant "in my lifetime." (On a related note, all of the equipment at the restaurant is for sale.)

    Doing the math, that means: 10 nights remaining X 2 reservation slots per night X 12 seats at each seating. That comes out to exactly 240 opportunities to get a meal there before they close. Run to the reservation lines!

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