Eastern/Middle European Cuisine---Dallas

Thanks.

Well, German food can be comforting at least.

sheltonp in Dallas - Ft. Worth

Eastern/Middle European Cuisine---Dallas

So we have:

Jorgs Cafe Vienna
For You Deli
Bavarian Grill

Anyone been to all three? Which is better?

Any other German restaurants of note in DFW? I'll be there for a limited time next month.

Also, what's the price range for Jorgs? Their menu is sans prix.

sheltonp in Dallas - Ft. Worth

Dallas - Inwood. Need suggestions from locals. French lunch, etc.

Thanks for the suggestions so far.

I looked online at the sites for many of the suggestions. Toulouse looks exactly like some of the bistros I've eaten at in Paris. It is uncanny really. Of course Paris bistros are crowded, loud, and often uncomfortable, especially for a big Texan who needs his elbow room. The menu at Lavendou looks the most appetizing to my tastes. Reminds me of some of the better meals I've had in France (country style, home cooked type). I like that they offer a prix fixe at lunch, though I may not take advantage of it. Why don't more American restaurants do that?

For those of you who have been to Lavendou, are reservations recommended, or are we safe to walk in?

Also, if anyone is still following this thread, what about other cuisines. Looks like we're set on French. How about a burger, new American, homestyle, Persian, or Greek? Near Inwood would be nice.

And finally, any specifically Indonesian/Malaysian places in Dallas?

Thanks for all the help so far!

sheltonp in Dallas - Ft. Worth

Dallas - Inwood. Need suggestions from locals. French lunch, etc.

Yes. We are doing The French Room (can't wait!), a catered company dinner, a dinner at the company country club, and probably Mortons, Lonesome Dove or the Double Eagle for another company thing. Other than that no plans. I've done Del Friscos and Mortons for company events before, should I push for Lonesome Dove? I've never eaten there.

sheltonp in Dallas - Ft. Worth