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Margaret’s
Jeremy Enlow

13 DFW Restaurants With Amazing Views

Where to eat and drink around the Metroplex with amazing views

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Margaret’s
| Jeremy Enlow

Some say people eat with their eyes first, and that’s not wrong. Aesthetics do matter when it comes to restaurant interiors and plating. So what makes a beautiful meal even more memorable? A stunning view.

Let’s tour some of the Metroplex’s most eye-catching views from the city’s best tables.

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HG Sply Co.

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Rooftop restaurants around the Metroplex are often outlets for (expensive) fine dining and getting all dressed up. Not HG Sply — it’s here to prove that you can get a great view of the Dallas skyline along with a great (mid-range priced) drink with nachos and still wear your comfortable clothes.

SER Steak + Spirits

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SER Steak + Spirits on the top floor of the Hilton Anatole pairs its incredible views with cocktails, live music and Texas-style steakhouse fare. Take the elevator to the 27th floor to look at the city from above with panoramic views.

Te Deseo

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The expansive patio at Te Deseo in the Harwood District offers unmatched city views. We suggest beginning the night with a margarita before venturing into the colorful but dimly lit restaurant for a creative Mexican meal.

Montage

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Tired of views of the skyline? Margaret’s in the Arts District makes it feel like being inside the skyline. It’s tough to capture the views here on camera, and they’re frankly too mesmerizing to remember to grab a shot of. Head to this steakhouse for an excellent dinner, and it also serves breakfast, brunch, and lunch.

Ático Fort Worth

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Sunsets from the patio at Atico in Fort Worth are as big of a draw as the live music performances and tapas. Enjoy a glass of sangria with a view, and if you don’t happen to snag a spot on the patio, don’t worry — the massive greenhouse-style interior is also pretty easy on the eyes.

Terry Black's Barbecue

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Terry Black’s boasts one of the best rooftop patios in Deep Ellum for sipping drinks and soaking it up with smokey barbecue. From up on the roof, meat lovers can see all of Deep Ellum and the humungous floral mural painted on the side of the neighboring Case Building apartments.

Kessaku

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Kessaku is one floor up from Monarch. It’s where 360-degree views of the Dallas skyline and a plush, sexy lounge atmosphere surround lovers of sushi, sake, and wildly creative cocktails.

Sky Blossom

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This hidden rooftop is tough to find but worth the effort for that picture-perfect cocktail shot. Look up, and you’ll see downtown Dallas buildings. Look down, and you’ll see the Eyeball, an iconic sculpture in the middle of downtown. Sweet, colorful cocktails are a significant draw and pair well with the restaurant’s Asian fusion fare.

Saint Rocco's New York Italian

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The parking lot at Trinity Groves has a pretty excellent skyline view, but with just a bit more effort, one can head upstairs to Saint Rocco’s Rooftop Lounge, where the view is even more epic. After a drink, head inside for some old-school red sauce Italian fare.

Crown Block

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It’s hard to find a better view than the 360-degree views of Dallas, from Downtown to the Trinity River and beyond, than those at Crown Block. This steak and seafood spot has a menu that matches the stunning views. Walk the restaurant on top of Reunion Tower to see it all, or request a preferred view when making reservations. 

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Mercury Chophouse

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Drive west for a night at a chophouse with sweeping views of Six Flags and AT&T Stadium — plus a lot of big Texas sky. As the sun sets, diners are treated to gorgeous, unblocked views in the evening. It serves a classic steakhouse menu, with grilled pork chops and seafood options. 

Branch & Bird

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Head to this farm to table restaurant in the sky for a classic American meal. The menu changes seasonally and based on the availability of locally sourced ingredients, but expect dishes like roast chicken, crab cakes, and seared scallops.

Vidorra

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All of the locations of this Tex-Mex restaurant have second floors that offer expansive views of the big Texas sky, but the latest location at the Epic in Grand Prairie includes a flashy water show that’s worth seeing.

HG Sply Co.

Rooftop restaurants around the Metroplex are often outlets for (expensive) fine dining and getting all dressed up. Not HG Sply — it’s here to prove that you can get a great view of the Dallas skyline along with a great (mid-range priced) drink with nachos and still wear your comfortable clothes.

SER Steak + Spirits

SER Steak + Spirits on the top floor of the Hilton Anatole pairs its incredible views with cocktails, live music and Texas-style steakhouse fare. Take the elevator to the 27th floor to look at the city from above with panoramic views.

Te Deseo

The expansive patio at Te Deseo in the Harwood District offers unmatched city views. We suggest beginning the night with a margarita before venturing into the colorful but dimly lit restaurant for a creative Mexican meal.

Montage

Tired of views of the skyline? Margaret’s in the Arts District makes it feel like being inside the skyline. It’s tough to capture the views here on camera, and they’re frankly too mesmerizing to remember to grab a shot of. Head to this steakhouse for an excellent dinner, and it also serves breakfast, brunch, and lunch.

Ático Fort Worth

Sunsets from the patio at Atico in Fort Worth are as big of a draw as the live music performances and tapas. Enjoy a glass of sangria with a view, and if you don’t happen to snag a spot on the patio, don’t worry — the massive greenhouse-style interior is also pretty easy on the eyes.

Terry Black's Barbecue

Terry Black’s boasts one of the best rooftop patios in Deep Ellum for sipping drinks and soaking it up with smokey barbecue. From up on the roof, meat lovers can see all of Deep Ellum and the humungous floral mural painted on the side of the neighboring Case Building apartments.

Kessaku

Kessaku is one floor up from Monarch. It’s where 360-degree views of the Dallas skyline and a plush, sexy lounge atmosphere surround lovers of sushi, sake, and wildly creative cocktails.

Sky Blossom

This hidden rooftop is tough to find but worth the effort for that picture-perfect cocktail shot. Look up, and you’ll see downtown Dallas buildings. Look down, and you’ll see the Eyeball, an iconic sculpture in the middle of downtown. Sweet, colorful cocktails are a significant draw and pair well with the restaurant’s Asian fusion fare.

Saint Rocco's New York Italian

The parking lot at Trinity Groves has a pretty excellent skyline view, but with just a bit more effort, one can head upstairs to Saint Rocco’s Rooftop Lounge, where the view is even more epic. After a drink, head inside for some old-school red sauce Italian fare.

Crown Block

It’s hard to find a better view than the 360-degree views of Dallas, from Downtown to the Trinity River and beyond, than those at Crown Block. This steak and seafood spot has a menu that matches the stunning views. Walk the restaurant on top of Reunion Tower to see it all, or request a preferred view when making reservations. 

Mercury Chophouse

Drive west for a night at a chophouse with sweeping views of Six Flags and AT&T Stadium — plus a lot of big Texas sky. As the sun sets, diners are treated to gorgeous, unblocked views in the evening. It serves a classic steakhouse menu, with grilled pork chops and seafood options. 

Branch & Bird

Head to this farm to table restaurant in the sky for a classic American meal. The menu changes seasonally and based on the availability of locally sourced ingredients, but expect dishes like roast chicken, crab cakes, and seared scallops.

Vidorra

All of the locations of this Tex-Mex restaurant have second floors that offer expansive views of the big Texas sky, but the latest location at the Epic in Grand Prairie includes a flashy water show that’s worth seeing.

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