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Where To Eat on Easter

The top restaurants in Dallas to dine out on Easter 2015

Teresa Gubbins
Mar 22, 2015 | 12:47 pm
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Easter Sunday jumps around from year to year, depending on a variety of factors such as the equinox, the solar calendar and the lunar calendar. Complicated! All we know for sure is that it must occur between March 22 and April 25 — placing this year's April 5 date right in the middle.

Make a plan and call in your reservations. Here's our list of Dallas restaurants for dining out on Easter:

Asador
Brunch with fruit, raw bar with oysters, char bar, carving bar, omelets, waffles, desserts, bloody Mary bar, and complimentary champagne and mimosas. 11 am-4pm. $55 adult, $20 12 and under. 214-267-4815.

Bistro 31
A la carte options such as vegetable frittata, crab cake and poached eggs, salmon and sweet potato risotto, prime rib, lamb loin, and cassoulet. 214-420-3900.

Carmel
Brunch includes omelets; surf and turf eggs Benedict with crab cake and beef medallion; baked eggs with feta cheese and meatballs; mezze plate with pita bread, yogurt cheese, olives, cucumber, avocado and hummus; and bloody Marys and mimosas. 9 am-3 pm. 972-745-1300.

Dallas Fish Market
Three-course à la carte brunch with clam chowder, scallop tartare, quinoa tabbouleh, tuna club, crab Benedict, French toast with hazelnuts and Nutella, airline chicken with French green lentils, olive oil cake, plum tart, and white-chocolate crème brûlée. 11 am-3 pm. 214-744-3474.

Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steak House
Buffet with eight stations featuring dishes such as pork loin, ceviche, omelets, eggs Benedict, waffles, soups, salads and desserts. $49 adult, $12 for 12 and under. 972-490-9000.

Fearing's
Three-course menu includes choice of starter, main dish and dessert. Choose from such options as chicken-fried quail, Georges Bank sea scallops and Wagyu beef. 11 am-3 pm. $95 adult, $30 for 12 and under. 214-922-4848.

Five Sixty
Buffet with Peking duckling, bao buns, pork belly pot stickers, satay, sushi, nigiri, fried rice, lo mein, stir fry, short ribs, eggs and mini desserts. 11 am–7 pm. $55 adult, $30 for children. 214-741-5560.

Four Seasons
Brunch features beef sirloin; pecan-crusted ruby red trout; carving station; sushi bar; and dessert room with chocolate caramel pecan fudge cake, apple blueberry galettes, pineapple brown butter cake and more. Easter bunny will make an appearance for family photos. $74 adults, $35 ages 6-12, free for 5 and under. 972-717-2420.

Gin Mill
Celebrate Easter all weekend (April 3-5) with a special entrée of leg of lamb with mint sauce, petit pois, roasted potatoes and salad for $18. 214-824-3343.

Hibashi
Lobster tail and New York strip with appetizer, house salad, steamed rice and vegetables for $36. Two special sushi rolls include Easter Egg Roll with soft-shell crab and the Joy Roll with crab and tuna, both $18. April 5 from 11 am-10 pm; sushi rolls will be served April 3-5. 972-620-3474.

Hotel St. Germain
Brunch menu includes eggs Benedict, oysters Rockefeller, shrimp cocktail, spinach and chicken crepes, beef tenderloin Bordelaise, bananas foster trifle, apple tart tatin, chocolate pecan pie, doberge cake, berry cobbler, profiteroles. Seatings at 11 am, 11:30 am, 12 pm, 1 pm, 1:30 pm and 2 pm. $60. 214-871-2516.

Kitchen LTO
​Buffet features maple-bourbon waffles, deviled eggs, smoked ham and roast beef, omelet station, mac and cheese casserole, creamed corn, shrimp cocktail, smoked salmon, dessert station, and more. 11 am–2:30 pm. $45 adult, $18 for 12 and under. 214-377-0757.

Landmark Restaurant
Buffet includes Thai chicken, garbanzo bean salad, vegetarian noodle salad, shrimp, crab claws, sushi rolls, ham, beef round, leg of lamb, pork loin, salmon, pot roast, deviled eggs, eggs Benedict and omelets. 11 am-3 pm. $60 adult, $24 for 5-12, free for 5 and under. 214-224-3152.

Lavendou
Three-course prix-fixe brunch with cucumber soup, prosciutto and melon, Caesar salad, crab Benedict, salmon, leg of lamb, beef stroganoff, lemon tart, profiteroles, mixed berries in puff pastry, white chocolate and passion fruit mousse cake, and more. 11 am-3 pm. $39. 972-248-1911.

Mercury
Kalamata bread salad, prime rib, fried chicken, salmon with stir-fry vegetables, chicken enchiladas, eggs Benedict, omelets, pancakes, waffles, biscuits, creamed spinach, mac and cheese, and an array of pies and desserts. 11 am-3 pm. $50 adult, $25 kids 10 and under. 972-960-7774.

Oak
​Three-course brunch includes choices such as vanilla yogurt parfait, Caesar salad, salmon tartare, spinach and goat cheese omelet, chicken with biscuits and gravy, and hanger steak with wild mushroom ragout. For dessert, choose strawberry shortcake or chocolate panna cotta. $55. 214-712-9700.

Pakpao
Three-course brunch includes choices such as ​garlic shrimp, yogurt parfait, lamb sausage, eggplant satay, Thai fried chicken Benedict, sausage hash, coconut milk pancakes, Thai donuts, and taro root ice cream sandwich. 10 am-3 pm. $40. 214-749-7002.

Pyramid Restaurant
Brunch with omelets, bacon, banana bread French toast, soups, salad, carved meats, and mimosa or sparkling wine. Seating times: 11 am, 11:30 am, 1:30 pm and 2 pm. $69 adults, $59 seniors, $35 for 6-12 and free for 5 and under. 214-720-5249.

The Ranch
Brunch buffet with stations such as flatbreads, tacos, desserts and more. 10 am-3 pm. $43 adults, $19 ages 9-13, $11 ages 5-8. 972-506-7262.

R Bar & Grill
Pre-set dinner with candied walnut apple salad, mushroom bisque, pork belly, brisket with polenta or black cod, and chocolate bread pudding. $41. Noon-11 pm. 817-640-3322.

Sangria
A la carte Easter menu includes leek and asparagus soup, lobster ceviche, corn omelet, eggs Benedict, lamb chops, and tres leches cake. 214-520-4863.

Second Floor
Brunch buffet with Easter egg hunt plus salads, quiche, omelets, carving station, waffles, sushi, ham, crab Benedict, corned beef hash with asparagus, blueberry French toast bread pudding and an array of desserts. $58 adult, $26 ages 6-12. 11 am-4pm. 972-450-2978.

Ser
Four-course brunch with choices such as tomato bisque, egg white crepes, quiche, brioche French toast, lamb, fried chicken, carrot cake and Cadbury's cream egg with pistachio cake. 10 am-2 pm. $75. 214-761-7470.

Silver Fox Steakhouse
​Three-course meal includes asparagus soup; choice of wedge or III Forks salad; choice of entrée from châteaubriand, redfish or chicken; and chocolate lovers dessert. 11 am-5 pm. $47 adult, $17 under 12. 972-423-8121.

III Forks
Four-course meal includes asparagus soup; choice of wedge or III Forks salad; choice of entrée from châteaubriand, redfish, lamb or chicken with oyster mushrooms; and choice of lemon cake, strawberry shortcake, red velvet cake or poached pear. 11 am-4 pm. $47 adult, $17 under 12. 972-267-1776.

Toulouse
A la carte Easter menu includes Parmesan-asparagus tart, tomato-basil gazpacho, soft-shell crab lettuce wraps, shrimp-asparagus frittata and smoked salmon with sautéed spinach. 214-520-8999.

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Boots & Booze

New Deep Ellum venue vows to win hearts with food, fun, and wedding chapel

Christina Hughes Babb
Oct 13, 2026 | 2:53 pm
Boots & Booze
Photo by Kathy Tran
The Window at Boots & Booze will serve Deep Ellum early morning through late night.

A new all-day hangout will soon bring comfort food and cocktails, a dog-friendly courtyard, live music stage, and even a whimsical wedding chapel to Dallas' Deep Ellum. Boots & Booze, a new concept from Dallas-based Wush Hospitality Group, will debut its first phase on Friday, October 23 at 3014 Main St., across the street from Terry Black's Barbecue.

The first phase includes The Window, a walk-up kitchen; The Courtyard, an outdoor bar and gathering space; and its signature Shotgun Wedding Chapel.

“This is meant to be a place where you can grab breakfast or coffee before work, bring your dog for the afternoon, meet friends for a drink, catch live entertainment or celebrate something completely unexpected,” Sherry Hazrati, co-founder of Wush Hospitality Group, says in a release. “You don’t need a special occasion to come here. We want people to feel welcome the minute they walk in.”

The Window will serve coffee and breakfast starting at 6:30 am on weekdays, with brunch beginning at 11 am on weekends. The menu, developed by Hazrati and the group's culinary team, changes throughout the day.

Breakfast options include the Crispy Potato and Egg Sandwich and Quick Shift Meals. Lunch brings the Golden Honey Chicken Breast Sandwich, Double Onion Chopped Beef Sandwich, Main Street Philly, and Garlic Bread Grilled Cheese. Dinner offerings include Hearty Chicken, Crispy Potatoes, and After Hours Potatoes.

Weekend brunch features Hot Honey Chicken French Toast and shareable brunch boards, along with lighter and gluten-free options.

The beverage menu includes coffee drinks, sodas, cocktails, wine, and beer, including a gluten-free option. One signature drink is the Cold Fashioned, a frozen take on the Old Fashioned made with Still Austin Whiskey.

Guests can grab to-go meals or settle into The Courtyard, which has a bar, stage, and flexible seating for everything from game-day gatherings to live entertainment and community events.

The Shotgun Wedding Chapel is a "playful” element, says the press release, which is not to say it isn’t a functional wedding venue for couples eager to tie the knot. The team expects ceremonies and other pageantry year-round inside Shotgun.

Sherry Hazrati Boots & Booze Sherry Hazrati and her Wush Hospitality Group are behind Deep Ellum's new Boots & Booze venue.Photo by Kathy Tran

Hazrati says the goal is to make guests feel welcome and give them a reason to return.

“We want people to leave remembering how we made them feel and come back because they feel like they belong," she says.

The group plans to expand the concept with Boots & Booze Scratch Kitchen, a full-service restaurant led by executive chef José Luis Rodriguez Perez, former owner of Dallas restaurant Mixtitos Kitchen. Details and an opening date have not been announced.

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