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    News You Can Eat

    Hottest Dallas restaurant news includes new eateries and holiday dish

    Teresa Gubbins
    Nov 15, 2019 | 4:22 pm
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    Punch Bowl Social has some homey holiday dish.
    Photo courtesy of Punch Bowl Social

    As the holidays near, Dallas is enjoying a burst of dining news, with openings, new menus, and fabulous holiday items.

    Here's what's happening in Dallas restaurant news:

    The Biscuit Bar, a Dallas biscuit chain in the making, opens a location in Deep Ellum at 2550 Pacific Ave. on Thursday, November 21. It's part of The Epic, the mixed-use project combining office, residential, and a boutique hotel. This is the same development that will be the regional HQ for Uber. In addition to breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late night, the Deep Ellum Biscuit Bar will have extended late-night hours.

    Fireside Pies has opened its Lake Highlands location at 6750 Abrams Rd., Ste. 105 in the Creekside Shopping Center. This is the chain's sixth restaurant in Dallas-Fort Worth.

    Coolgreens, the healthy chain, is opening a third location in DFW in Old Town in early 2020. It'll go into the space at 5500 Greenville Ave., #504, IE the old Fuddrucker's space. The renovation is being done by Dallas-based JM Construction Solutions which will begin in December.

    Full Circle Tavern, a neighborhood bar and restaurant that recently changed neighborhoods, has closed. The establishment was originally in the Cedars for nearly eight years before relocating to Lakewood in spring 2019. They announced their closure on Facebook, thanking Dallas for "a hell of an 8-year run," and reminding regulars that their Edible Envy Catering business was still available for cheese curds, Italian beef, and holiday parties.

    Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers, the Louisiana-based company known for chicken fingers, broke ground on two new restaurants in Dallas-Fort Worth: 3158 State Hwy. 161 in Grand Prairie will open in March, and 11900 Webb Chapel Rd. in Dallas will open in April. That makes 57 Raising Cane’s in DFW, more than 160 in Texas and 510 system-wide.

    Edible Arrangements, known for fruit arrangements, fruit snacks, and dipped treats, has chosen the Dallas-Fort Worth market to debut its new edibles CBD product line. CBD products, including smoothies and chocolate-dipped fruit, are now available for in-store purchase across 25 participating locations including Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Garland, Grapevine, Irving, really, all of the towns around DFW, and 200 more locations to come by the end of the year nationally.

    Blue Sushi Sake Grill has a new, redesigned menu featuring new categories, dishes, cocktails, and a new vegan maki roll category, using plant-based alternatives to fish made by Ocean Hugger Foods. Blue is the first national restaurant group to serve Ocean Hugger Foods plant-based alternatives in the United States.

    Start Restaurant, Dallas' clean fast-food chain, has new holiday menu items with cardamom: There are cardamom spice lattes and cardamom cakes, a twist on the usual cinnamon. The cakes come in mini-loaves or round cakes for orders of 12 or more.

    Sprinkles has a new batch of cupcake flavors for November. Sticky Toffee has a caramel filling and is topped with date-infused buttercream, crushed chocolate toffee crumble, and caramel sauce. Double Stuffed Oreo features an Oreo cookie crust, chocolate cake, vanilla buttercream frosting, and an Oreo crumble rim. The Christmas Cookie Cupcake is a vanilla cupcake studded with red and green sprinkles, topped with vanilla buttercream frosting and a sugar cookie. Pumpkin is a pumpkin cupcake with ginger, clove, nutmeg, and cinnamon, and topped with cinnamon cream cheese frosting.

    7-Eleven has debuted three new sliders in DFW: Cheeseburger, Pulled Pork, and Smoked Turkey. The cheeseburger has a beef patty, sharp cheddar cheese, fire roasted onions, and secret sauce. Pulled pork has Sweet Baby Ray's BBQ Sauce and sliced pickles. Smoked Turkey has a tangy jalapeño ranch sauce. All sliders are assembled fresh daily from local Village Baking Company on an artisan Hawaiian brioche roll and are 99 cents.

    Kenny's Italian Kitchen has three new menu items: Sicilian shrimp & fettucini in a spicy parmesan cream, with tomato, spinach, mushrooms, and shrimp; East Coast linguini with clams, mussels, calamari, white wine, garlic, basil, and roasted tomatoes; and an Italian club sandwich with Genoa salami, ham, pepperoni, provolone, lettuce, tomato, red onion, and pesto.

    Tacodeli in Dallas and Plano have two new items available through December 4: For breakfast, Huevos al Pastor made with pork shoulder al pastor, scrambled eggs, jamito queso fresco, and salsa de árbol. For lunch, Pollo en Achiote with achiote recado rojo-marinated and roasted chicken topped with pickled red onions.

    Modern Market Eatery has a menu of new Chef’s Picks that are heavy on the veggie, including Beyond Sausage Italian Crumbles, from Beyond Meat. Beyond Sausage Pizza has ricotta, shaved Brussels sprouts, roasted onion, Beyond Sausage Italian Crumbles, smoky jack cheese, and chili oil. A Harvest Cobb salad has romaine, roasted chicken, shaved Brussels sprouts, egg, green apple, sweet potato, pomegranate seeds, candied walnut, and scallion ranch dressing. Seasonal Fire Roasted Veggies have Brussels sprouts, broccoli, cauliflower, radish, and carrot. Ricotta Pom Toast has sourdough toast with ricotta, Brussels sprouts, kale, bacon, pomegranate seeds, and Grana Padano.

    El Pollo Loco has brought back chicken tamales for the holiday season with a new twist: in three innovative bowls that blend traditional Mexican flavors with Los Angeles culinary inspiration. Each Tamale Bowl is prepared with fire-grilled chicken simmered in red chile sauce and tender masa. You can get the tamales in combos with chicken breast or leg & thigh. Other holiday offerings include Chicken Pozole Verde, a traditional holiday soup with chicken and hominy; and Mexican Hot Chocolate made with Abuelita Chocolate.

    Jalisco Norte, the authentic Mexican eatery, is now pouring select wines from the illustrious Guadalupe Valley in Mexico­­­. They're the only restaurant in Dallas to do so. The wines are available on a limited basis, based on limited inventory from Mexico, from labels that include Uriel and Madera 5.

    Shake Shack has three seasonal shakes available through January 5. Christmas Cookie Shake has sugar cookie frozen custard, whipped cream, and crumbled shortbread. Chocolate Peppermint Shake has chocolate custard, peppermint fudge sauce, whipped cream, and chocolate peppermint bark. Coconut Snowball Shake has vanilla custard, coconut, marshmallow, whipped cream, and coconut.

    Punch Bowl Social has recently launched a new brunch menu, with new dishes that include the Texas Express, with sage-sausage gravy over buttermilk biscuits, poached egg, and potatoes; Barbacoa Brisket Hash with roasted sweet potatoes, onions, poached eggs, and Hollandaise; Mile High Granola with brûléed honeyed Greek yogurt topped with hemp and flax seed granola and seasonal fresh fruit; and Migas Breakfast Tacos with scrambled eggs, poblano chiles, corn tortilla strips, white cheddar, and salsa roja over a soft flour tortilla.

    Pinstack has two new specials: fried turkey & dressing bites and a zesty Buffalo Chicken Ranch Pizza. They'll be available through November 30 at all three DFW locations.

    CiboDivino Marketplace in Oak Cliff has new fall + winter pastas, pizzas, and more. Pastas include Italian gnocchi with Italian mild sausage, white wine, radicchio, leeks, gorgonzola cream sauce, and walnuts; and fettuccine with oxtail ragu, made with 44 Farms oxtail, vegetables, and red wine sauce. The Cucuzza Pizza consists of mozzarella, pesto, grilled zucchini, cherry tomatoes, radicchio, EVOO, and shaved parmesan. Soups include lentil and Italian Onion Soup with provolone and parmesan.

    Papa John's has a new garlic parmesan crust, the first time in 35 years that the chain has made an addition to its original dough, which otherwise has always had six ingredients. The new Garlic Parmesan Crust features garlic sauce and Parmesan-Romano cheese baked into the crust, then covered with pizza sauce and toppings of choice. Papa John’s is also offering a limited-edition Crust Luster’s Pizza made up of 90% crust, with a small inner circle of sauce and cheese and toppings, making the new crust the star.

    Pōk the Raw Bar has four new signature bowls: Miso Salmon, Yellowtail Tomatillo, Mushroom Bowl, and Let It Beet. They also have salmon and yellowtail fish collar, or Kama, as protein options. When the collars are cooked down, the collagen, bone, and fat from around it seeps into the meat, making it juicy and flavorful. They’ve also updated the beverage menu, adding new matcha drinks and fresh pressed juices. On the matcha menu, oat, golden milk and 2 percent have been added to the milk options. Along with the three regular juices, Pōk will rotate additional specials seasonally.

    First Watch, the breakfast-centric chain, has a new holiday menu is available through January 5 that includes: cinnamon sugar-dusted cake donut holes with chocolate sauce, berry compote, and vanilla crème anglaise for dipping; Carnitas breakfast burrito with pork carnitas, scrambled eggs, potatoes, black beans, Cheddar, Monterey Jack, and avocado, wrapped in a grilled whole wheat tortilla, covered with tomatillo hollandaise and topped with lime crema; steak & eggs hash with flank steak, potatoes, mushrooms, onions, Mozzarella, spinach, eggs, Parmesan cream, and Parmesan-crusted ciabatta; cinnamon chip pancakes with eggs and choice of bacon, chicken, pork, or turkey sausage; iced chai cider with Fuji apple, D’Anjou pear, chai tea, and cinnamon.

    Double Wide and Single Wide, the sibling bars in Deep Ellum and Greenville Avenue respectively, have introduced a new menu of hot drinks in time for the holidays. Yoohoo Yeehaw is a White Russian served hot with whipped cream. Thin Mint is a Yoohoo Yeehaw served hot with a Rumple Minze kick and whipped cream. Hot Apple Pie is bourbon with hot apple cider and a cinnamon stick. Irish Coffee has Tullamore DEW, French press White Rock coffee, and heavy cream. G & Tea has Hendrick’s Gin, orange blossom tea, honey, and an orange slice.

    Hide Bar will transform into a Christmas wonderland, Miracle at Hide, with nostalgic holiday décor and a signature cocktail menu with cocktails including Christmapolitan, Run Run Rudolph, and the newly created SanTaRex.

    Tiny Victories and Dibs on Victory will host Sippin’ Santa, a tiki-themed holiday getaway popup with Polynesian décor. Guests can expect unique tiki-Christmas themed cocktails such as the Kris Kringle Colada and the Christmas Eve Destruction.

    Truluck's has rolled out new cocktails with an orange twist or garnishicluding the Upper Manhattan has butter-washed rye, Chinato Vermouth, maple syrup, and black walnut bitters; and the Fig Manhattan with rye, vermouth, fig syrup, and orange bitters.

    Shiner has brought back its limited edition Cold Front variety pack featuring three brews: Shiner Frost, a Dortmunder-style malt; Morello Dark Cherry Lager, a semi-sweet Bohemian Black Lager brewed with Morello Cherries; and Candied Pecan Porter, a liquid pecan pie. The Cold Front variety pack first debuted in 2018 and is available in 6- or 12-bottle packs.

    Kroger debuted a new logo and brand transformation campaign, celebrating its love of customers and associates and food-first culture. The redesigned logo reflects the company's heritage by retaining the shape and movement of the iconic K and G.

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    Mother's Day dining

    All the best Dallas restaurants to celebrate Mother's Day 2026

    Stephanie Allmon Merry
    Apr 17, 2026 | 10:30 am
    III Forks Mother's Day Brunch
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    Mother's Day 2026 is fast approaching, on Sunday, May 10. Dallas-area restaurants are ready to help you celebrate Mom and spoil her rotten (as she deserves).

    Many are serving festive brunches, and some will extend specials to lunch and dinner. All suggest making reservations.

    Here is our guide to the top Dallas restaurants preparing something special for Mother's Day:

    Asador. Restaurant at the Renaissance Dallas Hotel will host a Mother’s Day brunch with dishes such as strawberry and honey ricotta toast, grilled watermelon salad, smoked brisket eggs Benedict, and a seafood station, plus desserts and cocktails. Moms receive a framed polaroid and mini dried floral bouquet. $95 for adults and $40 for children ages 6-12. 10 am-3 pm (last seating 2:30 pm).

    Avra Estiatorio. Uptown Dallas restaurant will mark Mother’s Day with an elevated brunch featuring its full menu of Mediterranean-inspired dishes along with special holiday offerings showcasing fresh seafood and coastal Greek flavors. Pricing varies. 11 am-3 pm.

    Barrel & Bones. All locations of the craft smokehouse will celebrate Mother’s Day with brunch specials including $1.99 mimosas and dishes such as stuffed French toast, avocado toast, chicken and waffles, brisket Montecristo, and breakfast burritos. Guests can also order Ketel One nitro espresso martinis for $8. Pricing varies. 11 am-3 pm.

    Blue Mesa Grill. All locations of the Southwestern restaurant will host an expanded Mother’s Day brunch buffet, Saturday and Sunday, featuring a grill station with carne asada, pork tenderloin, glazed ham, and red chile salmon; cook-to-order omelets, waffles, huevos rancheros, and street tacos; plus sides like brisket enchiladas, blue corn cheese enchiladas, and mac ‘n cheese; and desserts. Includes mimosas, juice, coffee, tea, and soft drinks. $50 per person, $18 for children ages 6-11, free for kids 5 and under. Saturday 10 am-3 pm; Sunday 8 am-4 pm.

    Bistro 31. Highland Park Village spot will offer Mother’s Day with chef-driven holiday specials served alongside the regular menu, blending French, Italian, and Spanish influences in a refined European-style setting. Pricing varies.

    Cantina Laredo. Addison and Frisco locations will serve Mother’s Day brunch featuring Crab Cakes Benedict, plus brunch favorites such as migas con huevos, chicken fajita omelet, spinach and artichoke omelet, chilaquiles, and asada y huevos. Moms receive a complimentary mimosa or Bloody Mary with the purchase of an adult entrée. 11 am-3 pm.

    Casa Brasa. Park Cities restaurant will serve a three-course Mother’s Day brunch including buffet of appetizers like sushi rolls and a raw bar, followed by choice of entrée, and a dessert buffet. The menu will blend Japanese and Latin American flavors. $125. 11 am-3 pm.

    Crown Block. Restaurant in Reunion Tower will offer two Mother’s Day brunch experiences: a buffet in the rotating Crown Room event space featuring carving stations, seafood, sushi, and brunch favorites; and a more traditional brunch in the main dining room with a choice of entrée plus buffet selections like fried chicken and croissant-waffles. Both include a welcome “mom-osa.” $100 for adults and $50 for children.

    Dee Lincoln Prime. Frisco steakhouse will host a Mother’s Day brunch with dishes such as crab cakes with Creole sauce, heirloom tomato and burrata, salmon piccata, bananas Foster French toast, a filet duo, and eggs Benedict. Pricing varies. 10:30 am-2 pm.

    Dee’s Table. Restaurant at The Star in Frisco will host a Mother’s Day brunch with dishes such as chicken and waffles, Nutella stuffed French toast, steak and eggs, and New Orleans-style pastalaya, plus specials like blackened redfish with crawfish étouffée and steak frites. Pricing is à la carte. 11 am-3 pm.

    El Carlos Elegante. Upscale Mexican restaurant will serve a family-style, prix-fixe Mother’s Day brunch featuring seasonal dishes and traditional flavors. $99 per person. 11 am-3 pm.

    Elaine’s Cocktail Kitchen. Downtown Frisco restaurant will serve a three-course Mother’s Day brunch with dishes such as shaved asparagus salad with truffle vinaigrette, butter-poached lobster crepes, and gluten-free strawberry rhubarb galette. A kids' three-course menu will also be available. $65 for adults and $32 for children. 10 am-3 pm.

    Brunch at Elaine's Cocktail Kitchen Brunch at Elaine's Cocktail Kitchen.Courtesy photo

    Evelyn. Turtle Creek restaurant's Mother’s Day brunch features dishes such as steak and omelet, chicken and waffles, frittata, French toast, glazed cinnamon rolls, and house-made croissants, along with the full menu. Signature drinks include mimosa flights and the Juliette Spritz with peach liqueur, prosecco, lemon, and lime. 10 am-3 pm.

    Even Coast. Addison restaurant will offer a set three-course Mother’s Day brunch highlighting its land-and-sea concept with seared steaks, fresh seafood, and handmade pastas. The menu focuses on dishes designed for sharing. $100 per person. 11 am-3 pm.

    Haywire (Plano). Mother’s Day brunch buffet includes chef-carved specialties, fresh seafood, a build-your-own taco station, breakfast classics, and desserts. $59.95 for adults, $19.95 for children 5-12, and free for children 4 and under. 10 am-3 pm.

    Haywire (Uptown Dallas). A Mother’s Day brunch menu will include Hill Country-inspired dishes such as blueberry biscuits, Wagyu pastrami hash, and barbacoa chilaquiles. Pricing is à la carte. 10 am-3 pm.

    Ida Claire. A $55 Bubbles Board will include prosecco, fresh juices, and seasonal fruit, alongside brunch offerings such as biscuits with bacon gravy, seafood fondue, and shrimp and grits. 9 am-4 pm.

    La Parisienne French Bistro. Both the Addison and Frisco locations will offer a four-course prix fixe Mother’s Day brunch or dinner featuring Kurobuta pork belly, truffle omelet, brûlée French toast, and butter salmon at brunch, and boeuf bourguignon, shrimp risotto, and filet mignon at dinner; plus dessert. $60 per person for brunch and $75 per person for dinner. Brunch 9 am-4 pm (Frisco) and 10 am-4 pm (Addison); dinner through 8 pm.

    Lombardi Cucina Italiana. Frisco restaurant at The Star will celebrate Mother’s Day with brunch or dinner featuring chef specials alongside its regular menu of modern Italian cuisine, including house-made pastas and fresh seafood, plus an Italian-focused wine and cocktail program. Pricing varies.

    Luna Roja. New downtown Dallas restaurant will celebrate Mother’s Day with brunch featuring tres leches French toast, chilaquiles with pork belly, and steak and eggs with enchiladas. Moms receive 50 percent off their meal, plus a complimentary tulip, with all-day happy hour pricing on margaritas and $9 mimosas, bellinis, and spritzes. Pricing varies.

    Lyla. Coastal Italian restaurant in Uptown Dallas will offer Mother’s Day brunch featuring seaside-inspired dishes and holiday additions, along with the launch of frozen Bellinis and strawberry frosé. Set in an elegant coastal Italian setting designed for lingering celebrations. Pricing varies. 11 am-3 pm.

    Maison Chinoise. Uptown Chinese spot will celebrate Mother’s Day with chef-driven specials alongside its signature menu inspired. It will feature dim sum, handcrafted dumplings, and shareable specialties, plus a curated wine and cocktail program for toasting Mom. Pricing varies.

    Mexican Sugar. All locations will serve a Mother's Day brunch experience called Petals & Pour board, a build-your-own bubbly setup featuring a bottle of Cava, fresh juices, and a colorful fruit display. $59. During brunch service May 9-10.

     Mexican Sugar Petals & Pour board at Mexican Sugar.Courtesy photo

    Mister Charles. Knox Street restaurant will offer a Mother’s Day brunch with a three-course prix fixe menu featuring elevated seasonal dishes and optional add-ons. $125 per person. 11 am-3 pm.

    Night Rooster. Design District Asian restaurant does Mother’s Day with an elevated three-course dim sum brunch curated by Chef Shirley Chung, blending modern technique with traditional flavors. Menu highlights include shrimp and chicken shui mai, lobster and shrimp egg rolls, tea-smoked duck bun sliders, mushroom and calamari porridge, New York strip and eggs, and desserts like mochi donuts and matcha-glazed white chocolate cheesecake. $65 per adult and $40 per child under 12. 10 am-3 pm.

    Nobu. Uptown restaurant will serve a special Mother’s Day brunch featuring Japanese and Western dishes, including Yellowtail Jalapeño Roll and Matteo Roll sushi, along with salads, pastries, desserts, and live chef stations. No à la carte menu will be available. $95 per person and $45 for children 12 and under.

    Nuri Steakhouse. Cedar Springs steakhouse will open for a special Mother’s Day brunch featuring a prix fixe menu highlighting premium cuts and signature flavors. $125. 11 am-2 pm.

    Ocean Prime. Uptown restaurant will celebrate Mother’s Day with brunch and dinner featuring its signature menu plus a chef's special quiche with roasted tomatoes, spinach, caramelized onions, and cheeses, served with a lemon-dressed artichoke salad. A limited-edition Prime Spritz with shiso-infused Aperol, lemon, and prosecco will also be available. Pricing is à la carte. Service begins at 11 am.

    Penne Pomodoro. Locations at Snider Plaza and Preston Forest will celebrate Mother’s Day with chef specials along with regular menus, featuring house-made pastas and classic Italian comfort dishes. Pricing varies.

    Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille. All locations will open early for Mother’s Day with full dinner menu available all day, plus features including a 10-ounce Filet Stuffed Roast with spinach, mushrooms, and truffle Merlot demi-glace; and the signature three-course Pork Chop Sunday Supper with dessert trio. Brunch cocktails such as Bloody Marys, rosé sangria, and mimosas will be available for $14 from 11 am-4 pm. Pricing from $49. 11 am-4 pm for brunch features.

    The Ranch at Las Colinas. Mother’s Day brunch buffet will include chef-carved meats, seafood, a taco station, breakfast favorites, and desserts. $59.95 for adults, $19.95 for children 5-12, and free for children 4 and under. 10 am-3 pm.

    Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek. Storied Uptown restaurant will serve a three-course Mother’s Day prix fixe brunch featuring dishes such as chilled sweet corn and blue crab bisque, white asparagus panna cotta, Black Angus beef tenderloin, Ora King salmon, and duck paccheri plus spring-inspired desserts. $165 for adults and $75 for children. 11 am-2 pm.

    The Saint. Design District restaurant will offer Mother’s Day brunch featuring indulgent bites like caviar cannoli and avocado and whipped ricotta toast, plus entrées including The Saint Benedict, duck confit hash, and peanut butter stuffed French toast. Premium add-ons include prime filet mignon and Texas prime ribeye. $75 for adults and $40 for children under 12. 10 am-3 pm.

    Sanjh. Irving Indian restaurant will host Mother’s Day brunch buffet, including chaat favorites like gol gappe and papdi chaat, a live dosa station, and entrées such as New Delhi butter chicken and paneer khatta pyaz. Desserts include strawberries rose cheesecake and jalebi with rabri. $65 for adults and $32.50 for kids plus tax and gratuity. 11 am-3 pm.

    Sister. Greenville Avenue trattoria will offer a prix-fixe Mother's Day brunch featuring bold Mediterranean flavors designed for sharing. $79 per person. 11 am-3 pm.

    Sixty Vines. Uptown Dallas and Plano restaurants will offer a Mother's Day feature of tender filet topped with cherry drizzle and Point Reyes blue cheese, served with a half Caesar salad and French fries, paired with a “First Bloom” Cherry Blossom Martini. The regular brunch menu will also be available. Pricing is à la carte. All day.

    Brunch spread at Sixty Vines Brunch spread at Sixty Vines.Courtesy photo

    Taverna. Dallas Knox and Plano locations will celebrate Mother’s Day with chefs' specials served alongside regular brunch and dinner menus, featuring Northern Italian-inspired dishes made with seasonal ingredients. Pricing varies.

    III Forks. Steakhouse in Addison and Frisco will open early for a special Mother’s Day brunch alongside its full dinner menu. Brunch highlights include Beef Tenderloin Benedict, Crab Cake Benedict, and Lobster Benedict. Drink specials include a Bloody Mary, mimosa, and Southern Socialite cocktail. Kid’s brunch features French toast with bacon and sausage. Brunch items $20-$69. 11 am-3 pm (brunch); dinner until 8 pm.

    Top Brass at Hotel Dax. Restaurant inside new Addison hotel will host a Mother’s Day brunch buffet with live jazz music and nine stations featuring brioche French toast, eggs made to order, smoked brisket, red wine-braised short rib, chicken paillard, and baked mac and cheese; plus salads, pastries, and desserts. A children’s menu will include chicken tenders and butter noodles. $80 for adults, $55 for seniors, $30 for children ages 6-12, and $10 for ages 2-5. 10:30 am-2 pm.

    Toulouse Café & Bar. Dallas and Plano locations will offer chef-driven Mother's Day specials along with regular menu of classic French-Belgian cuisine. Guests can enjoy brunch and dinner offerings paired with curated wines and handcrafted cocktails. Pricing varies.

    Uchi Dallas & Uchiko Plano. Both restaurants will offer a rare Mother’s Day lunch service featuring a 10-course omakase (chef’s tasting menu) showcasing seasonal sushi, sashimi, and composed dishes. The omakase will also be available during dinner service. Pricing varies; lunch service hours vary by location.

    Urban Italia. Victory Park Italian restaurant from chef Carla Pellegrino will host a Mother’s Day brunch buffet of Italian favorites including spaghetti carbonara frittata, brioche French toast with crème anglaise and strawberry compote, Neapolitan caprese salad, live pasta stations with penne all’arrabbiata and cappelletti, plus a carving station and desserts like tiramisu and ricotta cheesecake. Includes a complimentary mimosa or bellini. $85. 11 am-3 pm.

    Whiskey Cake. All locations will serve a special Mother’s Day feature called the Queen’s Cut, a 6-ounce filet mignon topped with beef fat chimichurri, paired with grilled chile-butter shrimp and finished with Caesar vinaigrette. Pricing is à la carte. May 8-10, all day.

    Y.O. Ranch Steakhouse. Downtown steakhouse will serve a three-course Mother’s Day brunch featuring a basket of breakfast pastries, deviled eggs with Sriracha, and appetizers such as lobster bisque, chicken fried quail, and shrimp and grits. Entrées include seafood crepes, Buffalo filet Oscar, chicken and waffles, and pecan-crusted rainbow trout with molasses butter. $69 per person and $25 for children 12 and under. 11 am-4 pm.

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