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The Ultimate Guide

Where to sip the best St-Germain Hugo Spritzes in Dallas and beyond

CultureMap Create
Aug 20, 2025 | 12:23 pm
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St-Germain elderflower liqueur, prosecco, soda, lime, and fresh mint: The ingredients for a great time.

Photo by Ashley Gongora Photography

There’s something about a St-Germain Hugo Spritz, with its bubbly balance of elderflower liqueur, prosecco, soda, lime, and fresh mint, that turns any hour into golden hour.

It’s light, refreshing, and impossibly chic, the perfect sip whether you’re lounging on a sunny patio, indulging in fresh seafood, or daydreaming about a summer vacay in Europe.

If you can't make it over to the Continent, Dallas is a winning substitute in which to enjoy the unofficial drink of Summer 2025.

From Oak Lawn’s Italian havens to Highland Park’s chic spots, from Bishop Arts' bistros to Frisco’s elevated hideaways, we’ve rounded up the best places to raise your glass to a St-Germain Hugo Spritz summer.

Coastal Italian Daydreams
For when you're on the Amalfi Coast in spirit.

Dolce Riviera St. Germain Hugo Spritz Dolce Riviera. Photo by Ashley Gongora Photography

  • Poco Fiasco (Downtown): A glamorous pizza-and-cocktails lounge where marble accents and sleek leather banquettes make your St-Germain Hugo Spritz feel like the centerpiece of la dolce vita.
  • Dolce Riviera (Downtown): With its pastel-hued patio and Riviera-inspired plates, this is where each sip makes you swear you hear waves crashing nearby.
  • Bacari Tabu (Oak Lawn): Intimate, moody, and full of Italian charm — perfect for pairing a spritz with cicchetti and pretending you’re bar-hopping in Venice.
  • Barsotti’s (Oak Lawn): Old-school Dallas Italian with a fresh twist. Make sure your drink is as timeless as the menu and decor.
Chic Euro Bistro Energy
Paris café meets Milan aperitivo hour.

Mister Charles St. Germain Hugo Spritz Mister Charles.Photo by Ashley Gongora Photography

  • Bar Sardine (Highland Park): Polished and posh, this Highland Park gem offers up marble countertops and Parisian flair.
  • Mister Charles (Knox/Henderson): Bold, opulent, and brimming with drama. Order a St-Germain Hugo Spritz and you’ll swear you’ve been whisked away to a gilded European brasserie.
  • The Charlotte (Knox/Henderson): Chic yet cozy, it's where you feel like you’re part of a secret neighborhood soirée in Milan.
Garden & Patio Sips
Perfect for sunshine, botanicals, and bubbles.

Mayer's Garden St. Germain Hugo Spritz Mayer's Garden.Photo by Ashley Gongora Photography

  • Mayer’s Garden (Knox/Henderson): Sunlight, greenery, and an airy vibe make your St-Germain Hugo Spritz sparkle just a little brighter here.
  • The Skellig (Knox/Henderson): A neighborhood staple with a laid-back patio that's perfect for sipping spritzes while catching up with friends under twinkle lights.
  • Pillar (Bishop Arts): With its lush courtyard and cool design, this Bishop Arts retreat turns every happy hour into a garden party.
Seafood & Seaside Vibes
Where a spritz pairs best with oysters or ceviche.

Mermaid Bar St. Germain Hugo Spritz Mermaid Bar.Photo by Ashley Gongora Photography

  • Hugo’s Seafood (Bishop Arts): Briny oysters, coastal charm, and the crisp first sip of a St-Germain Hugo Spritz make for the ultimate seaside-in-the-city escape.
  • Mermaid Bar (University Park): Playful and stylish inside Neiman Marcus at NorthPark Center, this is where sipping a spritz alongside seafood towers feels like a beach holiday — no passport required.
Neighborhood Aperitivo Spots
Casual yet craft-minded hangouts

Hide St. Germain Hugo Spritz Hide.Photo by Ashley Gongora Photography

  • Hide (Lower Greenville): This craft cocktail haven makes St-Germain Hugo Spritzes shine with inventive flair and a laid-back neighborhood buzz.
  • Spider Murphy’s (Knox/Henderson): Unpretentious and fun, this bar feels like your stylish best friend’s living room.
  • Scarlett (Deep Ellum): A sultry late-night favorite where the drinks are as cool as the crowd around you.
Southwestern Sunshine
Spritzes with Tex-Mex flair.

Mi Cocina St. Germain Hugo Spritz Mi Cocina.Photo by Ashley Gongora Photography

  • Jose (Lovers/Inwood): Bright, airy, and brimming with Mexican art and flavor. Order a St-Germain Hugo Spritz alongside tacos for a flavor-filled pairing.
  • Mi Cocina (Multiple locations): A Dallas institution where the crowd is always lively, the queso always flowing, and St-Germain Hugo Spritzes feel right at home with Mambo Taxis.
Luxe Leisure Destinations
Where a spritz is part of a bigger escape.

Stonebriar Country Club St. Germain Hugo Spritz Stonebriar Country Club.Photo by Ashley Gongora Photography

  • WorldSprings (The Colony): An expansive spa oasis where sipping a St-Germain Hugo Spritz between thermal dips is pure European indulgence, Texas-style.
  • Hall Park Hotel (Frisco): A gleaming new hotel where cocktails are best enjoyed in chic lounges that beg you to linger.
  • Stonebriar Country Club (Frisco): Classic luxury with a modern touch, indulge here after a round of golf or or an afternoon spent lounging poolside.
Suburban Standouts
Beyond the Dallas core but still spritz-worthy.

Black Hawk Brewery St. Germain Hugo Spritz Black Hawk Brewery.Photo by Ashley Gongora Photography

  • Dee’s Table (Frisco): Cozy and welcoming, pulling up a chair here is akin to entering your best friend's house for a dinner party.
  • Craftway Kitchen (Plano/Frisco/Southlake): Warm, family-friendly, and effortlessly stylish, this is a place where spritzes sparkle alongside comfort classics.
  • Black Hawk Brewery (Prosper): Where craft brews meet cocktails, this buzzy beer garden is as welcoming to St-Germain Hugo Spritzes as it is hazy IPAs.

Wherever your Dallas adventures take you, order a St-Germain Hugo Spritz and savor the city’s best.

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Froze News

Foodie-centric Flamant restaurant in Plano closes doors after a year

Teresa Gubbins
Oct 22, 2026 | 11:53 am
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Plano restaurant Flamant, which brought an ambitious foodie option to the Boardwalk at Granite Park, has closed. The chef-driven restaurant, located at 5880 SH-121 #103b, closed in mid-October; it been open for 16 months.

In a statement, owner Tanner Agar confirmed that the restaurant had closed, saying that he'd received an offer from another operator to take over the space.

"There are some people who wanted to buy out the space and we decided to let them," he said.

Agar and executive chef Taylor Rause opened Flamant with great fanfare in June 2025 as a European live fire cocktail bar and bistro — a sibling to Rye and Apothecary, the two concepts they owned on Greenville Avenue. The duo had earned multiple accolades, including a "Recommended" status in the 2024 Michelin Guide Texas.

Flamant's menu was rooted in the culinary traditions of Portugal, Spain, France, and Italy, with food cooked over an open flame — allowing Agar to revisit his time working in both Spain and France as a young chef. It also represented a return to the northern suburbs, where the duo had previously operated a restaurant in McKinney.

Featured dishes included a vegan "faux gras," pasta, wood-fired Wagyu burger, and pepperoncini chicken. True to form, its bar menu was superb with knockout cocktails that included two irresistible frozen drinks: the Frozérosé with Ilegal mezcal, coconut, and strawberry, and a soft-serve margarita with Patrón blanco, grilled pineapple soft serve, and lime.

They also hosted an unusual "resort-style" all you-can-eat weekend brunch, served not from a buffet, but directly to your table, with options such as hashbrowns with smashed avocado, shakshuka, and cannoli French toast.

Agar has never been afraid to follow his muse even if it meant disrupting an established presence such as the one they developed with Rye.

The chef-driven concept debuted in McKinney in 2015, followed by a second location on Greenville Avenue in 2021. (The McKinney location closed in 2022 after its building was extensively damaged in a fire.)

Rye became known for its innovative tasting menu, and in 2024 earned recognition from the Michelin Guide, which praised its “genuine hospitality” and “unrestrained” cuisine.

Despite the acclaim, they closed Rye in early 2026, giving over the space to Apothecary, their adjacent bar. In March 2026, they shape-shifted Apothecary into a dual-bar concept under two names, Apothecary and Alchemy, which by the way is about to debut a new menu.

As for the Flamant space, Agar says he can't talk about what's next but that the new owners will soon announce their plans.

"Right now, I'm focused on Apothecary and my show Flavorphiles," he says, referring to a podcast and radio show that he launched in 2025 with radio personality (and his father) Jerry Agar, "where food, drinks, culture and lifestyle collide." It currently airs on several iHeart radio stations in Canada and is growing to more markets, he says.

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Alex Bentley contributed to this story.

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