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New Year's Eve Ideas

The best restaurants in Dallas to celebrate New Year's Eve 2014

Teresa Gubbins
Dec 22, 2014 | 6:00 am

New Year's Eve brings different kinds of merriment, from the rowdy party in a bar to the rowdy party at your friend's house. There's a time for rowdy parties, and that's midnight. But dinner comes first, and these Dallas restaurants are ready to serve.

Canary By Gorji
Four-course dinner includes choice of appetizer from chilled avocado with poached shrimp and puttanesca or Bulgarian feta with pomegranates; salad choice of baby greens with toasted pistachios or kale Caesar with egg yolk and white marinated Spanish anchovies; entrée choice of tenderloin with garlic Gorgonzola mashed potatoes, Arctic char and shrimp, lamb and quail with tabbouleh and tzatziki, wild boar and scallop, or vegetarian entrée by request. Desserts include chocolate liqueur cake or four-berry sorbet. 5-10:30 pm. $79. Call 972-503-7080.

Dallas Chop House
Three-course dinner begins with Osetra caviar, then choice of starters from oysters, tuna tartare, pork belly, or beet salad with watercress and blood orange. Entrée choices include mushroom risotto, filet mignon, quail with black-eyed peas, short ribs and sea bass. Dessert includes bread pudding, warm almond brownie with ice cream or cheese plate. $70 per person, plus $25 for wine pairings. 214-736-7300.

Dallas Fish Market
Three-course dinner begins with scallop tartare, with choice of starters from red beet tartare with crème fraîche, seafood gumbo, calamari, crab salad or hamachi sashimi. Entrée choices include swordfish with basmati rice, salmon with braised bok choy, striped bass with maple yams, hen of the woods mushrooms and roasted chestnuts, butter poached lobster with sunchoke purée, or strip loin with scallops. Desserts include olive oil cake, white chocolate crème brulée or cheese. $70 per person, with $25 for wine and sake pairings. Call 214-744-3474.

Del Frisco's
Del Frisco's Grille is offering a 16-ounce bone-in filet and crab cake special for $79. Del Frisco's Double Eagle Steakhouse is doing a champagne toast at midnight in both Dallas and Fort Worth; there is also a balloon drop in Cowtown. For reservations in Dallas (4:30-11 pm), call 972-490-9000. For Fort Worth (4:30-10:30 pm), call 817-877-3999.

Fearing's
Three- or four-course dinner with choices such as smoked salmon tartare and pork pâté, scallops with prawn and mussels, Wagyu beef carpaccio, quail and prosciutto roulade on white bean cassoulet, turbot with lobster Thermidor, lamb chop, antelope on celeriac purée, and beef Wellington. Dessert options include chocolate soufflé tart with chocolate mallow fluff, eggnog ginger ice cream sandwiches and butterscotch custard. First seating 5:30-7 pm, $95 per person; second seating 7:30-10:30 pm, $195 per person, with champagne toast and balloon drop at midnight. Call 214-922-4848.

Holy Grail Pub
Beer dinner with dishes inspired by regions that produce great American craft beers: smoked tuna pâté with grape marmalade, fried chicken thighs with grits, barley beef soup, prime rib with sweet potatoes and mole sauce, and "coffee and doughnuts" for dessert. $65 per person. Call 972-377-6633.

Lazaranda
Three-course dinner beginning with lobster tamal, then choice of sea bass and scallop with cilantro rice or filet with adobo sauce and cranberries over sweet potato and walnuts purée. For dessert, tres leches cake. 5-10 pm. $50 per person. Call 972-866-8900.

Malai Kitchen
Five-course chef's tasting menu with a complimentary glass of champagne. Options include oysters or steamed dumplings for starter; tiger prawns or quail salad; curry short rib or monkfish; and, for dessert, chili chocolate truffle with fried banana and mango custard. $44 per person. Call 214-599-7857.

Martin House Brewing Company
Brewery celebration includes open beer bar, pint glass, dinner and live music. Special beers include Salsa Verde, Septemberfest, Turtle Power, Riverside Shootout and all six year-round beers, plus a Blackberry Bomb Turtle Power Firkin and Sugar and Spice from 2013 and 2014. Dinner from Stone Catering includes chicken, cowboy potatoes, salad and dinner rolls. Live music from Ole G. 5-8 pm. $32 per person. Order here.

Oak
Four- or six-course dinner includes options such as duck confit with curried celery root; hanger steak with nut purée, poached pear and kale; and frozen chocolate soufflé. Add white truffles from the Piedmont region of Italy, $45 for approximately four grams. Four-course menu runs 5-7 pm, $80 plus $45 for wine pairings; six-course menu runs 7:30-11 pm, $95 plus $55 for wine pairings. Call 214-712-9700.

Pakpao
Four-course tasting menu includes Gulf oyster with sausage and panang curry, lobster with red curry and flat-iron steak with coconut rice, corn and watercress salad, and orange blossom chocolate cake with Thai tea ice cream and pomelo. $40 with $20 optional wine pairing. Call 214-749-7002.

Pappas Bros. Steakhouse
Five-course meal with appetizer, salad, entrée, vegetable and dessert includes crab cakes; fried oysters; shrimp cocktail; Caesar salad; lobster bisque; and entrées such as rib-eye, peppercorn steak, lamb chops or salmon. From 4-6:15 pm is $100; 6:15-11 pm is $110. Call 214-366-2000.

Perry's Steakhouse
Three-course menu includes specials such as lobster bisque, pork chop, filet mignon, sesame-crusted ahi tuna, and milk chocolate peanut butter candy bar. Dinner at 5:30 pm or earlier is $60; 6 pm or later is $80. Call 214-855-5151.

Pyramid Restaurant and Bar
Four-course dinner includes choice of starter from crab-leek soup, quail or artichoke-quinoa salad. Second course is a beet-kale salad with goat cheese and Marcona almonds. Entrée is choice of beef tenderloin, striped bass, chicken breast with Swiss chard and butternut squash, or mushroom risotto with candied walnuts. Dessert is a coconut and apricot bourbon cream with coconut sponge cake. Reservations begin at 6 pm. $60-$79 depending on choice of entrée. Call 214-720-5249.

Ser Steak + Spirits
Six-course dinner as well as a specially designed, six-course vegetarian tasting alternative menu. Party takes place on the entire 27th floor with performances by W.T. Greer and DJ Marvel. Three distinct party lounges include the Bubble Lounge, with Cristal by the glass as well as the newest “it” champagne on the market, Beau Joie; Grey Goose Lounge; and Recharge Lounge. A cocktail and champagne toast at midnight is followed by a breakfast snack at 1 am. Starts at 7 pm. $175 per person, plus $85 for wine pairings. Call 214-761-7470.

Stock & Barrel
Three-course dinner includes choice of tuna tartare, beet salad or pork belly for starters; entrée options include lobster and chicken pot pie, goat cheese dumplings, sole-wrapped scallops, lamb shank, or flat-iron steak. Dessert is bread pudding or chocolate tart. $100 per person. Call 214-888-0150.

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This week in gluttony

Caviar crowns the 8 best food and drink events in Dallas this week

Celestina Blok
Jul 13, 2026 | 3:42 pm
Punk Noir
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Punk Noir will host a caviar tasting this week.

Indulge this week with not one, but two, caviar events along with other luxe experiences like a Burgundy wine tasting and Amalfi Coast brunch. There's also opportunity to keeps things more laid back with a summer burger party, and even a humorous dinner with a former TV writer from The Simpsons.

Wednesday, July 15

Caviar & Wine Tasting Experience at Punk Noir
This guided wine and caviar tasting will feature wines from Hyde Vineyards Estates paired with Altima caviars in a bump-and-sip setting at the new Punk Noir tasting-menu restaurant on Turtle Creek Boulevard. Tickets are $50, and the tasting will run from 6-8 pm.

Thursday, July 16

30th DFW Restaurant Week Reservation Day Happy Hour at The Stoneleigh Hotel
The historic Stoneleigh Hotel will host a kickoff party in conjunction with reservations officially opening for the 30th annual DFW Restaurant Week. Visit the hotel from 4-6 pm for complimentary passed appetizers, samples of Stella Artois beer and Penfolds wines (the official beer and wine of DFW Restaurant Week), chalice engravings, a shuffleboard competition with prizes, and a champagne toast at 5 pm. (DFW Restaurant Week runs August 10-September 7.)

Friday, July 17

Red Burgundy Wine Tasting at Pappas Bros. Steakhouse
Join the Pappas Bros. Steakhouse sommelier team for a tasting of rare wines from Burgundy, France, including selections from the storied Cote d’Or. A dozen wines are included at various stations as well as paired hors d’oeuvres. The tasting is $150 and will run from 6-8 pm.

Saturday, July 18

Sun's Out, Buns Out Patio Party at Loro Asian Smokehouse & Bar
Embrace peak summer heat with a playful party built around burgers - and buns - at both Loro Asian Smokehouse locations (East Dallas and Addison). Guests can expect $10 sandwiches, like smoked pulled pork, pork katsu, smoked brisket, and smoked chicken, along with $8 “Porch Pouches” and a popsicle pop-up with free popsicles from 1-4 pm, or while they last.

National Caviar Day at Dee Lincoln Prime
The Frisco steakhouse will offer an indulgent special pairing to mark National Caviar Day. The menu includes two caviar “sammies” – butter-toasted mine Hawaiian rolls with chive crème fraiche and premium caviar – paired with the new Dee Luxe Sour, made with Hendrick’s gin, Lillet Blanc, white crème de cacao, and Supasawa premium sour cocktail mixer. The pairing is $65. Call 214-387-3333 for reservations.

Sunday, July 19

A Taste of the Amalfi Coast at Monarch
Experience a taste of coastal Italy paired with sweeping views of the Dallas skyline. The prix-fixe menu includes warm focaccia, heirloom tomato caprese, lobster benedict, rigatoni carbonara, lemon ricotta pancakes, steak and eggs, and more. The brunch is $95 ($35 for kids under 12), plus tax and gratuity, with the option of adding bottomless mimosas for $33 more. Seating times run from 10 am-1:30 pm.

Championship Match Watch Party at Columbian Country Club
Celebrate the end of the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a final watch party at Columbian Country Club featuring DJ music, an ice luge, soccer-themed décor, and drinks sponsored by Don Julio, Casamigos, and La Marca. Admission is free and the party will run all day from 1 pm-2 am. Match time is 2 pm.

Bill Oakley's An American Culinary Curiosity Dinner at Vector Brewing
Bill Oakley is the Emmy Award winning former show writer of The Simpsons TV series, and he’s teaming up with Vector Brewing for two nights of dining and imbibing. This seven-course dinner event will offer a “secret” menu of rare regional American foods and a humorous talk by Oakley. Tickets are $135, with an optional beer pairing for $25 more. The dinner begins at 7 pm both Sunday and Monday nights.

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