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    Mediterranean Flavors

    New Coppell restaurant Carmel one-ups local Mediterranean counterparts

    Teresa Gubbins
    Nov 11, 2014 | 5:06 pm

    New for Coppell diners is Carmel Restaurant and Lounge, a family-run spot featuring a combination of American classics and Mediterranean specialties. It opened October 30.

    The menu ranges from steaks such as rib-eye and bone-in filet mignon, to Mediterranean options such as hummus and fattoush salad, a fresh vegetable medley with tomato, onion and cucumber, served with toasted pita bread.

    Carmel is an inclusive spot, says Alec Marshi, who owns the restaurant with his parents, including chef Sammy Marshi. Diners can order upscale favorites such as grilled salmon, lobster ravioli and ahi tuna salad, or try a family recipe such as the "Israeli skewers," with meat and vegetables served on a skewer. Options include ground beef and lamb, chicken, or beef tenderloin.

    There are pastas, including a vegetarian one with eggplant and vegetables, and falafel, the signature chickpea fritter, served with pickled vegetables and pita.

    The restaurant is in the former Main Street Bistro and Bakery, which came to their attention because they own the Richardson branch of Main Street Bistro and Bakery. But for the location in Coppell, they wanted to expand into a fine-dining experience and also elevate Mediterranean cuisine beyond the cafeteria line style that's more common here.

    "Many of the Mediterranean restaurants around Dallas-Fort Worth only take a piece of what the cuisine can be," Alec says. "We thought more of Neyla, the Mediterranean restaurant in Washington, D.C., or Ilili in New York.

    "We have an excellent restaurant and amazing seafood. My dad is a perfectionist, and he loves to cook. Fresh, quality food has been important to our family for many generations."

    Carmel's offerings include a raw bar with oysters, fish and lobster; a dedicated cheese case showcases imported cheeses. The restaurant serves lunch and dinner, and there is a full bar with wines by the glass or bottle and cocktails such as the Carmel-tini with vodka, raspberry liquor and pineapple juice.

    "We felt like something like this needed to happen in Dallas," Alec says.

    Carmel restaurant incorporates Mediterranean dishes such as this beef shawarma sandwich.

    Carmel restaurant
    Photo by Joy Wells
    Carmel restaurant incorporates Mediterranean dishes such as this beef shawarma sandwich.
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    Omakase News

    Downtown Dallas restaurant Sauvage expands with new dining twist

    Teresa Gubbins
    Dec 5, 2025 | 5:56 pm
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    A downtown Dallas restaurant famous for its multi-course tasting experience is letting its hair down: Sauvage, the high-end mom-and-pop restaurant near the Statler Dallas hotel, has a new dining option that gives a smaller, more casual taste.

    The restaurant opened in September with a set menu featuring 16 to 18 courses — wild game, seafood, vegetables, and dessert — all cooked via grill and smoker.

    While 16 courses might sound like a lot, the courses are mostly small bites. However, owners Casey and Amy LaRue received feedback from diners wanting a smaller option.

    "We were getting a ton of messages from guests who want to stop by just to try one dish, a bite, or a specific pairing without committing to the full tasting — so we built something for exactly that," Casey says.

    They've introduced a new three-course "Cocktails & Bites hour" featuring three dishes, each paired with its own cocktail, served from 5–6 pm on weekdays.

    Last week’s menu consisted of:

    • dry-aged red snapper crudo with La Chinola Way, a cocktail featuring passionfruit, mezcal, lime, and ginger
    • foie gras & truffle on house-baked croissant with Pendennis Club, a gin sour with apricot liqueur bitters
    • jerk-spiced shrimp with Clarified Paper Plane, a bourbon cocktail with Aperol, Amaro Nonino, and lemon juice

    The new offering continues their pattern of pairing courses with cocktails rather than wine — an approach they've embraced since opening. "Limiting pairings to wine can get boring — it so often ends up being one expensive red after another," Casey says.

    You can make a reservation on Tock, or just walk in and grab a seat.

    Caviar
    They've also added a new version of their classic menu: no caviar.

    "Some love having caviar integrated into the menu, but others prefer to skip it, whether for taste or dietary reasons, but still want the full value of the experience," Casey says. "With such a small counter, this put us in a strange position: do we give everyone caviar whether they want it or not, or do we remove it entirely and lose a core part of our menu?"

    Thus, a new menu without caviar, priced at $195, with an optional caviar course available for those who want it for $245.

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