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    Deep Ellum Dining

    Best neighborhood eats: Hot new restaurants in Deep Ellum

    Teresa Gubbins
    Nov 30, 2015 | 6:51 pm

    Once the center of all things musical, Deep Ellum has morphed into a place offering the replacement entertainment: eating out. While the neighborhood has never had a shortage of eats, it has more recently seen an influx of restaurants, each slightly different than the other. (Well, except for pizza. There is a lot of pizza in Deep Ellum.)

    One nice thing is that most are independently-owned. The live music may be gone, but the Deep Ellum spirit remains. Here's our list of the hot new places to eat:

    Armoury D.E.
    Hungarian food is the twist at this restaurant-bar in Deep Ellum, where chicken paprikash served over spaetzle sits side by side with craft beer and cocktails such as the Stagger Lee, with fernet branca, cynar, lemon syrup, and acid phosphate, that are anything but humdrum. Exposed brick and a vintage decor fit the neighborhood to a T.

    Braindead Brewing
    Craft beer rules at this brewpub founded by Andrew Huerter (Deep Ellum Brewing Co.), Sam Wynne (Flying Saucer), and Jeff Fryman (Common Table). Avant-garde lineup of brews is accompanied by a down-home menu from chef David Pena with burgers, chili, and queso.

    Brick and Bones
    This bar is getting raves for its spicy fried chicken, served in 3-piece, 6-piece, and 10-piece bucket options, plus chicken tenders, and chicken & waffles. Homey sides include deviled eggs, poblano potato salad, jalapeno biscuits and gravy, Mexican corn, and more, all priced between $3 and $5.

    Cafe Salsera
    Look for a dual personality here: It's a cafe during the day and a place to salsa dance at night and on the weekends. Menu includes Puerto Rican-inspired dumplings, made with mashed plantains and topped with shrimp mojo. A well-stocked pastry case features house-made treats such as brownies, cookies, and individual Key lime and coconut pies.

    Luscher's Red Hots
    Chicago-style hot dog restaurant revolved around chef Brian Luscher's Post Oak Red Hots​ line of sausages, such as the Polish kielbasa with grilled onions, mustard, and sport peppers in a poppy-seed bun. There's also an Italian beef sandwich, cheeseburger, chili, and notable sides such as onion rings and hand-cut fries.

    On Premise
    Unusual restaurant-bar has a strange Alice-in-Wonderland vibe, with ornate decor, fussy cocktails, and a big menu of bar snacks, from charred okra to chicken wings to beef satay to thick yucca fries.

    Rocket Fizz
    This candy and soda shop is not exactly the kind of place you want to have dinner at, unless you have a serious sugar problem. But it's new and edible, and that's all we need. The store has more than 3,000 items, with candy from England, Europe, Japan, and all around the world.

    Wild About Harry's
    Third location of this little chain opened at 111 Hall St., at the corner of Commerce in the old Theo's Diner space. It serves a similar menu as the Knox original, with frozen custard, hot dogs, and grilled cheese sandwiches. (There's also a location in Burleson.)

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    We've already covered the best neighborhood eats in downtown Dallas, Oak Cliff and Greenville Avenue. Meanwhile, here are some of the classic restaurants in Deep Ellum: Allgood Cafe, Angry Dog, Anvil Pub, Buzzbrews, Cafe Brazil, Cane Rosso, Deep Sushi, Fuzzy's Taco, Glazed Donut Works, Green Room, Local, Monkey King Noodle Co., Murray Street Coffee Shop, Pecan Lodge, Pepe & Mito's, Stonedeck Pizza Pub, St Pete's Dancing Marlin, Twisted Root, Uncle Uber's.

    Luscher's Red Hots has hot dogs.

    Francheezie at Luscher's Red Hots
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    Luscher's Red Hots has hot dogs.
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    All Day News

    Cute cafe Little Ruby's is coming from New York to Uptown Dallas

    Teresa Gubbins
    Dec 15, 2025 | 10:02 am
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    The day draws near for an all-day cafe from New York coming to Uptown Dallas: Little Ruby’s, an Australian-inspired all-day restaurant founded in New York, will open its first location outside NYC right here in Dallas, at 2305 Cedar Springs Rd. #150. According to a release, it'll open in early 2026.

    Known for its blend of laid-back Sydney-style culture and vibrant New York energy, Little Ruby’s will bring hospitality, fresh dishes and drinks, and a casual-yet-polished approach to all-day dining.

    Wish You Were Here Group Founder, Nick Mathers says the city felt immediately aligned with the brand’s spirit. “Dallas is experiencing an incredible cultural moment, and we’re excited to bring Little Ruby’s to a city that’s redefining how people dine, gather, and connect. There’s an energy here—a blend of creativity, curiosity, and momentum—that perfectly aligns with what Little Ruby’s represents.” He continues, “Dallas diners appreciate quality, authenticity, and design, and they’re embracing concepts that bring something new to the table while still feeling approachable and community-minded. We saw an opportunity to be part of a city that’s quickly becoming one of the country’s most exciting food destinations."

    The Dallas location will feature a 1,790-square-foot dining room with a spacious 950-square-foot patio that captures the bright, easygoing feel synonymous with the brand. Seating includes room for 100 guests in the dining room, 8 at the bar, and 56 on the patio, offering spaces that transition seamlessly from breakfast and lunch to a lively dinner scene.

    The space, designed by Mathers and the group’s design team led by Monica Ruma, reflects their signature talent for creating environments that transport guests. That vision is expressed through warm, rich materials and thoughtfully layered details—red travertine flooring, warm leather upholstery, and bespoke furniture pieces crafted specifically for the restaurant. White oak millwork and architectural accents bring a refined, natural warmth, while a custom cowhide wall mural by Texas-based artist Kyle Bunting serves as a striking focal point. A bronze mirror back bar adds depth and glow to the room, and the experience extends outdoors to a verdant, garden-inspired patio that offers a breezy escape in the heart of the city.

    Mathers adds, "Little Ruby’s brings that New York-born credibility while staying true to what has always defined us—a neighborhood meeting place where guests can unwind, feel taken care of, and enjoy an experience that’s as flexible as their day. Our all-day dining offers a place that works whether you’re grabbing a morning coffee, settling in for brunch, or celebrating over dinner and drinks. At Wish You Were Here Group, our ethos has always been to transport guests, even for a moment, through thoughtful design, great food, and an inclusive, warm style of service. As we grow into new markets, we honor the local character of each community while offering that sense of escape our guests seek. We see Dallas as the perfect canvas for Little Ruby’s to become both a familiar neighborhood favorite and an aspirational lifestyle destination."

    Little Ruby’s is defined by the kind of food people want to eat every day— comforting and thoughtfully crafted utilizing local ingredients whenever possible. Dallas diners will enjoy the brand’s signature all-day offerings, with “brekkie” (breakfast), lunch and dinner.

    Guests can expect standout items on the menu such as the signature Bronte Burger - 7 oz beef patty, tomato, spinach, swiss, sweet chili and mayo on toasted ciabatta; Spicy Vodka Pasta - canestri, vodka sauce, parmesan, basil and chives; Ricotta Hotcakes topped with whipped maple butter and banana; the Chicken Schnitzel Salad - crispy chicken schnitzel with creamed corn, bibb lettuce, radish and chives; and the Crispy Rice Bowl - puffed wild rice, arugula, cucumber, pickled red onion, tomato, parsley, scallions, chives, watermelon radish, halloumi, sunny side egg, spicy aioli, and ginger lemon dressing.

    Little Ruby’s also offers a thoughtfully curated beverage program, including a full coffee program with drinks ranging from Maple Cinnamon Lattes to Cold Brew, plus colorful and delicious matcha creations made with premium Japanese matcha. The menu extends into fun daytime spritzes on tap—also available made-to-order to-go—classic cocktails with a Ruby’s twist using all fresh ingredients, and espresso martinis crafted with fresh-brewed espresso. Guests can also enjoy a selection of smoothies boosted with probiotics, collagen, colostrum, tropical fruits, berries, and protein.

    Whether guests are pairing a glass with lunch or dinner, grabbing an afternoon pick-me-up, easing into the evening with a post-work drink, or simply stopping by to sip something delicious on its own, the menu is designed to meet any moment.

    Little Ruby’s carries with it more than twenty years of heritage as Wish You Were Here Group’s original concept. The Dallas opening reflects the brand’s vision to become the world’s most beloved neighborhood restaurant, a symbol of approachable dining and authentic connection that celebrates the balance between laid-back Australian culture and vibrant urban life. Above all, Little Ruby’s aims to bring Dallas a place that feels instantly familiar and becomes an everyday staple with a touch of escape.

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