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    New Year's Eve

    All the Dallas restaurants to celebrate New Year's Eve 2024

    Raven Jordan
    Dec 26, 2024 | 2:47 pm
    New Year's Eve dining

    Grab a bite and party on New Year's Eve 2024.

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    The traditional choice to ring in the New Year is the party, and there are plenty of parties in Dallas, which you can find on this list. But there's a gentler, more delicious way to celebrate: over food. These restaurants are putting the party on the plate, with special meals to spice up your entry in 2025. (Find restaurants offering morning-after brunch on New Year's Day on this list.)

    Here's where to celebrate New Year's Eve (and grab a bite) around Dallas:

    Cafe Americana. Arlington restaurant will host a five-course dinner and sparkling wine flute featuring mini lobster roll with Meyer lemon confit; whipped house ricotta with roasted squash, pears, & tangerines; red shrimp with rose risotto & leeks; scallops with Heirloom carrot & lollipop kale; salmon with pomme puree, asparagus, & Bordelaise; and passion fruit panne cotta with white chocolate, raspberry, and pistachio. Vegetarian option also available. $105 plus $50 for wine pairings. Two seatings: 5-8 pm and 8:30 pm-12:30 am. 682-270-0041.

    The Charlotte. Henderson Ave bistro will do a three-course dinner with. choics from crab croquettes, ribeye skewers, salmon with orzo, braised short rib with polenta, chicken with truffle potato gratin, butter cake with s’mores crumble, or chocolate brownie with coconut and mint. Pairing options also available. $95. 5-10 pm. 972-803-6720.

    Coupes. Highland Park champagne bar is featuring their regular menu, with a selection of gougeres,endive with blue cheese whip, walnut, pear, champagne syrup, black-eyed pea soup, oysters normandie, black-eyed pea bruschetta and galette des rois. Reservations 4-11:30 pm, and food orders can be placed until 11:45 pm. 214-434-1347.

    Crown Block. Hosting dinner with a prix-fixe menu including amuse bouche, seafood ice block, wagyu dog, yellowtail crudo, sushi tasting, garganelli pasta, Alaskan halibut, and a dessert of Valrhona chocolate dome or pineapple tower. They also have a flight of sides option featuring broccolini, roasted carrots, triple cooked fries, and Yukon potato puree. Afterward, starting at 9 pm, the Crown Room Party starts, featuring food stations, a chilled seafood bar, and passed bites. $250 for early seating, $350 for late seating; Crown Room Party $355. Seatings at 5 pm and 5:30 pm; 8 pm and 8:30 pm. 214-321-3149.

    Cut & Bourbon. Steakhouse at Live! By Loews Hotel Arlington will feature select items from the traditional dinner menu or special features including roasted venison with black truffle, pear-parsnip puree & root vegetables, seared halibut with Brussel sprouts, or Wagyu beef filet with crab & black truffle potato pave. Prices are la carte. 5-10 pm. 682-277-4950.

    Drake's Hollywood. As part of its New Year's Eve party, the restaurant will host a pre-fixe dinner with options to elevate the experience with bubbles and caviar. Dishes include lobster escargot, Caesar salad, honey truffle chicken, Hawaiian Ribeye, New York strip, and lava cake for dessert. The night also features a live DJ starting at 8 pm and a champagne toast at midnight. Seating options: 5:30-7 pm for $125 per person; 7:30-9 pm for $150 per person; and 9:30 pm–close for $200 per person. 214-651-4114.

    Encina. Oak Cliff restaurant is hosting a 4-course dinner with choices from potato & cheese pierogi, lamb tartare with fried olives, Wagyu short ribs, duck leg confit, flounder with celery root salad, mushroom stroganoff, smoked trout, charred wedge salad, snapper crudo, and a dessert sampler. $90. 5-10 pm. 945-306-3067.

    Ferah Smokehouse & Cantina. Wylie smokehouse will have a special menu featuring smoked chicken tortilla bisque, poached pear and baby spinach with candied pecans & champagne vinaigrette, smoked brisket enchilada lasagna, and orange infused chocolate mousse cake with gold pearl.3-9 pm. 972-905-5165.

    Fish City Grill and Half Shells. Seafood chain will have a "Noon Year's Eve" special featuring horseradish Arctic char with Creole mustard cream, buttermilk mashed potatoes, and sugar snap peas for $25; and lobster & shrimp grilled cheese, with cheddar, jack, American, queso blanco, bacon, sriracha, and green onions on sourdough for $21. 11 am-3 pm.

    Garden Cafe. East Dallas restaurant will host a 6-course dinner with choices from cacio e pepe beignet, smoked tomato basil soup, savory cheesecake, elk meatballs with huckleberry jam, arancini with peas & prosciutto, salmon mousse with cucumber & dill, scallop with green pea risotto, beef Wellington, sweet potato gnocchi with duck confit, coconut ube ice cream, cranberry lemon tart, smoked chocolate mousse with torched marshmallow, orange tarragon chiffon cake, and a vanilla bon bon. $90. 5-9:30 pm. 214-887-8330.

    Gemma. Five-course dinner at Henderson Avenue restaurant includes choices from burrata with pears & prosciutto, tuna carpaccio, hearts of palm ceviche, clams casino al diavolo, Korean fried quail, curried cauliflower bisque, ricotta gnocchi, squid ink tagliatelle with crab & uni, rigatoni alla zucca with butternut puree, shiitakes, delicata, pepita seeds & crispy sage, short rib with pecorino polenta, halibut with forbidden black rice, winter vegetable shepherd’s pie, chocolate hazelnut, olive oil cake, or roasted pear tart. $150. 5-11 pm. 214-370-9426.

    Goldie’s. Northeast Dallas restaurant will ring in the New Year with regular menu of beef egg noodles, magic chicken thighs, and beet hummus, plus exclusive off-menu features and a complimentary glass of champagne. Prices are a la carte. 4-10 pm. 214-586-3033.

    Gorji Restaurant. 4-course dinner features choices from venison with Cognac sauce, catfish, prosciutto iceberg wedge with gorgonzola, kale & Romaine Caesar, Peking duck breast or beef tenderloin with gnocchi Gorgonzola, lamb tenderloin & TX quail with pomodoro Roquefort, bone-in pork chop & crawfish with vodka sauce, red snapper & butter shrimp with cauliflower purée, spinach lasagna. $159 includes tip. 5-9:30 pm. 972-503-7080.

    The Henry. Holiday menu includes a selection of appetizers, Scottish salmon, Korean prime skirt steak, bolognese, rotisserie chicken, a harvest bowl, and desserts such as chocolate fudge pie, key lime tart brulee, or warm croissant bread pudding. $85. 5 pm-12 am. 972-677-9560.

    JOA Grill. Northwest Dallas restaurant will offer special Korean BBQ holiday menu with K-tomato sauce dumplings, choice of beef soup or JOA wedge salad, banchan and rice, marinated ribeye, New York strip, prime short rib, and chocolate mousse cake. $52. Regular menu also available. 4:30-10 pm. 972-241-3900.

    Knife Italian. Ritz-Carlton, Las Colinas restaurant will feature a four-course dinner paired with wine, including charcuterie board, and choices from oysters, caviar bruschetta, 16-ounce ribeye of beef, 16-ounce striploin, butterfly branzino with taggiasca olive and datterino tomato, or saffron risotto. $365. 5-10 pm. 972-717-2420.

    Komodo Dallas. Will feature two dining options, featuring Wagyu bone-in strip, lobster, money bag dumplings, and the miso chocolate temptation. $75. First seating 6-7:30 pm; second seating 9-10:30 pm. 214-423-6000.

    La Parisienne. French bistro in Frisco offers 3-course menu with beef bourguignon, bouillabaisse, and steak frites. Complimentary glass of champagne and a macaron gift box, plus live saxophone. $85 for adults, $40 for 12 and under. 6-9:30 pm. 469-200-5411.

    Malai Kitchen. Vietnamese and Thai concept is offering specialty dishes in addition to their regular menu, including crispy lamb “money bag” dumplings, chicken murtabak, golden lobster, and Burmese beef short ribs. Special drinks include passion fruit fizz, apricot old fashioned, and New Year’s cheer. Preston Center 972-373-4434, Uptown 214-599-7857, Southlake 817-251-9141.

    Mirador. Downtown Dallas restaurant is offering a special menu featuring deviled eggs, beef tartare, tots and truffles, lobster cobb salad, market fish, wild mushrooms, chicken paillard, caviar service, and surf and turf with lobster tail and Wagyu Denver steak. Prices are a la carte. 7-9:30 pm. 214-945-8200.

    Montage. JW Marriott Dallas Arts District restaurant will offer a five-course meal with choices of champagne and caviar with chips & dips, foie grass crème brulee, banana squash, chestnut bisque, and John Dory. Dessert features millionaire cheesecake. $155. 5:30-10 pm. 214-736-7760.

    Mot Hai Ba. East Dallas restaurant is doing a four-course menu with a champagne toast and new items prepared only for this dinner. Regular menu not available. $155, plus $75 for wine pairing. 5- 8:30 pm. 214-826-0968.

    Nikki Greek Bistro. Restaurant is offering Greek brunch, DJ, and a special Greek countdown with a Champagne or Ouzo toast when Greece rings in 2025, at 4 pm, on New Year’s Eve. Regular brunch menu will be available featuring baklava French toast, smoked salmon and pita, with the addition of caviar, prime rib, oysters, and shellfish and bottles of Veuve for $99. Prices are a la carte. Reservations required, kitchen open from 10.30 am - 4.30 pm. 214-758-0025.

    Nuri Steakhouse.Celebrate New Year's Eve with an unforgettable dining experience featuring a la carte dinner menu of both hot and cold appetizers, caviar service, lobster, and aged steaks. Three seating times: 4 pm, 6:30 pm, or 9 pm. 469-270-1745.

    Open Palette. Sheraton Hotel restaurant will have a 4-course menu starting with winter salad, gnocchi alla vodka, followed by Wagyu hanger steak with Brussels sprouts, sweet potato puree, and chimichurri sauce, plus pumpkin cheesecake for dessert. $65. 4-10 pm. 214-922-8000.

    Restaurant Beatrice. Oak Cliff restaurant is offering a four-course prix-fixe menu with guf seafood bisque, red wine poached pear salad, boudin boulettes, crab and corn beignets, lobster Creole over jambalaya, duck confit, and mocha baked Alaska. A vegan menu is available on request. $139. 5-9 pm. 469-962-2173.

    Rye & Apothecary. Greenville Avenue restaurant and bar are hosting a 7-course tasting menu featuring amuse trio, rainbow chard stems, beef cheef tacos, Wagyu rib eye with beet bordelaise & mushroom agrodolce, brown butter gnudi, and spruce cake & pine cone. $150 plus $70 or $130 beverage pairing. 5-9:30 pm. 972-803-3391.

    SER Steak + Spirits. Hotel steakhouse is offering a menu of caviar churros topped with Ossetra caviar, shallot crunch, and green onion crema for $60, lobster thermidor with a redneck cheddar crust, smoked hollandaise, Creole mustard, and caramelized shallots for $95, and 24K pear clafoutis, a golden-hued dessert featuring poached pears, fleur de lait ice cream, and salted caramel for $16. 4-11 pm. 214-761-7479.

    Sushi | Bar. High-end omakase spot is doing an elevated menu with luxurious ingredients. $345, plus Krug Champagne toast for $90, or a wine or sake pairing for $70. Seatings at 5:30 and 7:30 pm. Premium omakase is 17 courses and will begin with Krug Champagne toast plus luxurious additions like caviar and truffles alongside additional courses specially crafted for the occasion. $465. Seating at 9:30 pm. 214-420-8532.

    Sushi Marquee. Frisco sushi restaurant will serve regular menu, including sushi, rolls, and ramen. 11 am-2 am. 972-833-1608.

    Table 13. Addison restaurant will serve 4-course meal with choices from crab-tini, beef crostini, tuna tartare, lobster bisque, house or Caesar salad, surf & turf, ribeye & shrimp, seabass & crab Oscar, Wagyu striploin, lamb chops, Southern chocolate cake, macarons, glass of Voga Prosecco, or fruit & cheese plate with nuts and chocolate. $150. Seatings at 5 pm, 7 pm, or 9 pm; final seating includes prosecco toast at 11 pm. 972-789-9558.

    III Forks. Frisco steakhouse will host a New Year’s Eve surf and turf special and its regular menu. The surf and turf includes an 8-ounce filet and a 6-ounce lobster tail for $110. 4-11 pm. 972-267-1776.

    Wicked Butcher. Downtown restaurant will have a 3-course menu with steak tartare, oysters, white truffle Caesar, duck a l'orange, ginger miso Chilean sea bass, filet mignon, green curry salmon, and NY strip. Dessert features choice of mango lavender crème brûlée, olive oil cake, chocolate tart, or banana pudding. $150, optional $75 wine pairing. 11 am-11:45 pm. 214-444-7740.

    Y. O. Ranch. The steakhouse is offering a holiday 3-course menu featuring confit duck carnitas, duck sausage, and pork belly cassoulet, venison tamale, smoked filet mignon with bourbon cream corn coulis, chicken fried lobster with champagne cream, and two dessert choices of blueberry cobbler cheesecake and chocolate torte. $150. 5-11 pm. 214-744-3287.

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    A small Asian chain from Austin has entered the Dallas market: Called Fire Bowl Cafe, it's a small chain that has opened its first DFW location in McKinney, at 4060 W. University Dr. #300, in a new shopping center west of US-75.

    Fire Bowl Cafe was founded by husband-and-wife Gigi Lee and Daniel Pao in 1996 with a focus on customizable bowls prepared in sizzling woks. They have four locations in Austin and one in Colorado.

    Bringing the concept to McKinney is Dallas-based hospitality group DLC Restaurant Holdings (Firo Pizza, Craft Pies Pizza, Desperados), according to a release.

    “We are thrilled to bring Fire Bowl Café to McKinney and introduce our unique dining experience to the wonderful community here,” says CEO Mike Daniel in a statement. “Our mission is to ensure that every customer leaves satisfied and happy, and we can’t wait to share our passion for fresh, customizable Asian cuisine with our new neighbors in North Texas."

    To give it local flavor, they've partnered with Julian Rodarte, who co-founded Beto & Son, the Mexican restaurant at Trinity Groves in west Dallas, and also served as Trinity Groves' CEO. He was briefly executive chef at COSM at Grandscape and is currently culinary director for Dee Lincoln Concepts.

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