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Christmas Day Dining

Where to eat in Dallas on Christmas: Top restaurants to outsource your holiday

Jonathan Rienstra
Dec 18, 2013 | 9:15 am
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Christmas is hectic enough between hosting relatives and wrapping presents without saying anything of cooking a big dinner for a bunch of people who have been arguing about college football or politics or whether Elf is better than Die Hard for the past two days.

Instead of losing your mind in the kitchen, look to these Dallas restaurants for Christmas offerings that probably trump an overcooked turkey or spiral ham and mean way less clean-up.

Canary By Gorji
The highlights: A three-course dinner with a salad of mixed field greens with pomegranate vinaigrette and toasted almonds; turkey or pork chop with pomegranate citrus sauce, pistachio fig dressing, mashed potatoes and vegetables; and pumpkin or pecan pie. Available Christmas Eve and Christmas Day from 5 to 9:30 pm.
Price per person: $30
Reservations: 972-503-7080

Central 214
The highlights:
For this Christmas Eve three-course prix fixe holiday dinner, choose from starters such as shrimp and lobster chowder or roasted Brussels sprouts with cranberries in bacon maple vinaigrette; main courses such as savory pumpkin risotto, roasted strip loin with triple-cooked fries or pan-seared sea bass; and desserts such as mint and chocolate Yule log, upside-down pineapple spice cake or New York-style cheesecake. Available from 5 to 9 pm.
Price per person: $50 for adults, $25 for children
Reservations: 214-443-9339

Cook Hall
The highlights: Cook Hall offers a three-course, fixed-price menu on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Appetizers include deviled eggs with gulf blue crab, chopped salad with grilled shrimp, or butternut squash soup with oyster mushrooms. Entrees are crispy halibut with roasted Brussels sprouts and spiced apple jus; grilled filet with potato confit, Swiss chard and Madeira sauce; or lamb chops with mushroom Bolognese and Pecorino. Desserts options include orange Bundt cake with cranberries or chocolate pudding with glazed kumquats and shortbread cookie.
Price per person: $50
Reservations: 214-397-4111

Dee Lincoln Steak & Burger Bar
Christmas Eve dinner is a fixed-price three-course meal with choice of utternut squash bisque or chopped salad; pork chop with sourdough stuffing and white asparagus; and for dessert, a red velvet cupcake with rum-cream cheese icing. Open 11 am to 9 pm, serving regular menu also.
Price per person: $35/ $10 for child's menu
Reservations: 214-754-4949

Fearing's
The highlights: Christmas Eve dinner is a fixed three-course holiday menu with a selection of seasonal starters (such as lobster bisque and Hudson Valley foie gras duo) and main courses (such as Peking duck à l'orange or prime rib-eye), followed by a dessert trio and take-home cookies. Dinner seatings are from 5-8:30 pm.
Price per person: $100 for adults, $30 for children
Reservations: 214-922-4848

Landmark Dine & Wine (Christmas Eve)
The highlights: A three-course prix fixe menu with three options per course egg nog shooters as an amuse bouche. The first course offers roasted corn chowder with lobster, fall spinach salad or Romaine wedge salad; second course offers pan-seared striped bass, Hereford sirloin steak or pork Osso Buco; dessert offers pumpkin crème brulée or tiramisu cheesecake.
Price per person: $45
Reservations: 214-224-3152

Landmark Dine & Wine (Christmas Brunch)
The highlights: Celebrate Christmas day with brunch featuring turkey, pork tenderloin, ham, prime rib, waffles, omelets, Snow crab claws, parmesan chicken tenders, potato-sausage hash, tortilla casserole and plenty more. Runs from 11 am to 2:30 pm.
Price per person: $60 for adults, $24 for children 5-12 and free for under five.
Reservations: 214-224-3152

MoMo’s Pasta
The highlights: MoMo’s offers a three-course Christmas lunch or dinner with a house or Caesar salad, an entrée of Pollo ari Carciofi (chicken breast with mushrooms and artichoke hearts in garlic butter), Veal al Limone (veal with lemon sauce, garlic, parsley and cream) or Salmone alla Toscano (salmon with basil cream sauce) and tiramisu for dessert. Hours are from 11 am to 10 pm.
Price per person: $24.95
Reservations: 214-521-3009

Mi Piaci (Christmas Eve)
The highlights: Four-course Christmas Eve dinner with butternut squash soup, leg of lamb with lemon fingerling potatoes and green beans, risotto with mushrooms and Italian sausage, and chocolate flourless cake with fresh raspberries. Hours are from 5 to 10 pm.
Price per person: $49.95
Reservations: 214-774-9584

Pyramid Restaurant (brunch)
The highlights: The Fairmont hotel restaurant is doing a Christmas brunch with omelets, carved meats and decadent desserts. Enjoy crab cake eggs Benedict, pecan and toffee sticky buns, roasted turkey, and more. The meal comes with a complimentary mimosa or sparkling wine. Brunch seating times include 10:30 am, 11 am, 1 pm or 1:30 pm.
Price per person: $65 for adults, $55 for seniors, $30 for kids 6-12, free for kids 5 and under
Reservations: 214-720-5249

Pyramid Restaurant (Christmas dinner)
The highlights: For this special fixed-price dinner menu on Christmas Day, executive chef Brian Armstrong is doing roasted turkey, roasted Niman Ranch prime rib, seared cobia, spinach and stuffed ricotta agnolotti, and deconstructed eggnog cheesecake. Dinner is available between 6 and 10 pm.
Price per person: $65
Reservations: 214-720-5249

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The highlights: The Hilton Anatole steakhouse is serving a four-course dinner Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Starters include quail, crab cake, steak tartare or grilled ciabatta panzanella; second course is soup (lobster or squash red curry bisque) or salad (wedge or arugula). For main courses, choose porchetta, beef filet, lamb, salmon or chicken breast. Dessert options include coconut cream pie, Valhrona fondant with “Snickers” cream or pumpkin pie cheesecake. Served 5-9 pm both nights.
Price per person: $70 for adults, $24 for kids 5-12, free for kids 4 and under
Reservations: 214-761-7470

Spoon
The highlights: Chef John Tesar offers a special Feast of the Seven Fishes tasting menu on Christmas Eve. The meal, which is a longstanding Italian tradition, features seven courses of fresh seafood from waters around the globe. The dinner is available from 5 to 10 pm. In addition, Spoon’s also offers its a la carte menu.
Price per person: $125 with optional wine pairings for an additional $75
Reservations: 214-368-8220

Urbano Cafe
The highlights: Christmas Eve dinner with regular menu plus specials including duck breast with pumkin ravioli, lamb shank with butternut squash puree and baby beet greens, Alaskan cod and jumbo prawns.
Price per person: A la carte
Reservations: 214-823-8550

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Dumpling News

Momo2Go restaurant from Canada debuts in-demand dumplings in Frisco

Teresa Gubbins
Sep 22, 2026 | 4:47 pm
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A fast-casual restaurant starring momos has debuted in Frisco: Called Momo2Go, it's part of a well-regarded chain from Canada.

The restaurant recently opened at 5500 Preston Rd. #102, in the Preston Lebanon Crossing shopping center, taking over a space previously occupied by Lalo's Cocina Mexicana, which closed in July.

Momo2Go specializes in momos — the dumpling that's a foundation of Himalayan cuisine — and is a spinoff of a family-owned restaurant called Himalayan Kitchen, which debuted in Toronto in 2012. Their momos were so popular that they launched Momo2Go in 2016. They now have 10 including one in Irving, which franchisees Karma Gurung and Tashi Chetan opened in 2023. Frisco is their second location.

The menu features traditional steamed momos, filled with choice of beef, chicken, or veggie; plus fun fusion momos, inspired by momo stands chef Tenzin Dharpo saw while on trips to India and Nepal.

All of their momos can be served "dry," IE pan-fried, without sauce, although the more popular option is to get them with sauce, for a highly comforting bowl.

Signature dishes include:

  • Butter Chicken Momo, dumplings that summon the traditional Indian dish, with a creamy butter chicken sauce
  • Delhi Masala Momo, fried dumplings sauteed in a Himalayan sauce topped with mint chutney
  • Momo65, deep-fried dumplings with a sweet, spicy, and buttery taste, topped with spicy mayonnaise and curry

They offer many vegetarian and vegan non-momo dishes, such as spicy Schezwan Tofu Gravy, with fried cubes of tofu, crunchy and tender, in a spicy hot sauce and gobi Manchurian, which consists of battered cauliflower florets stir-fried with ginger garlic paste. There's an entire section dedicated to "chaap," a chicken-nugget-like alternative made with soybeans.

The menu also has some intriguing fried rice and noodle dishes such as stir-fried noodles with scrambled eggs, as well as a Himalayan-spiced take on chow mein, the classic Chinese stir-fry dish.

And because no restaurant these days can not-have French fries, Momo2Go has them in three options: plain fries; chili fries featuring spiced French fries sauteed with garlic, onions, and special sauce; and honey chili fries, featuring spiced French fries sauteed with garlic, onions, and honey garlic sauce topped with sesame seeds.

The Frisco location has plenty of seating, although they use disposable containers. (To their credit, much of it is paper-based rather than plastic.) A mural of blue sky and puffy clouds with the slogan "I followed my heart and it led me to momo" takes up an entire wall, adding some energy to the space.

According to a spokesperson, the owners chose Frisco for their second location because of its booming Asian population as well as its increasing demand for halal food preparation, meaning that the animals are raised and butchered in accordance with Islamic guidelines — a growing trend in Dallas-Fort Worth.

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