Crown Block

Restaurant · Reunion District

34

@infatuation

Crown Block Review - Downtown - Dallas - The Infatuation

"Meals at Crown Block begin with a 68-second elevator ride up Reunion Tower that leads to one of the best views in the city. The set-price brunch is $80 per person even before drinks, but that nets you unlimited access to the buffet, including fresh sushi, a smoked salmon and bagel bar, and a carving station doling out sliced ham and prime beef. It also includes an entree from the kitchen, but we’re usually too focused on the self-serve situation to care. Dining here is a quintessential Dallas experience, so bring some out-of-towners or your visiting parents—especially if they’re paying." - Kevin Gray

https://www.theinfatuation.com/dallas/reviews/crown-block

300 Reunion Blvd E, Dallas, TX 75207 Get directions

crownblockdallas.com
@crownblockdallas

34 Postcards

Reserve
See full details

More Places For You

Onēsan Dim Sum Sushi

Asian fusion restaurant · Preston Hollow

Asian fusion sushi & dim sum with cocktails

7 Postcards

Dodie's

Cajun restaurant · Dallas

Cajun fare & sports bar with brunch, seafood, po' boys

5 Postcards

Pecan Lodge

Barbecue restaurant · Deep Ellum

Smoky brisket, beef ribs, and Southern sides with live music

24 Postcards

Unrefined Bakery

Bakery · Lovers Lane East

Gluten-free breads, cakes, cookies & cupcakes using organic ingredients.

4 Postcards

El Carlos Elegante

Restaurant · Dallas Market Center

Mexican fine dining with Indigenous & street food influences

30 Postcards

La Stella Cucina Verace

Italian restaurant · Arts District

Generational Italian cooking in a modern fine dining setting.

6 Postcards

HG Sply Co.

American restaurant · Belmont

Rustic-chic locale with rooftop patio, craft beers & cocktails

17 Postcards

Musume

Asian fusion restaurant · Arts District

Sushi & Asian fusion in a dark-wood room with colorful murals

5 Postcards

Restaurant Beatrice

Restaurant · Kidd Springs

Cajun dishes, cocktails, seafood boils, sustainability focus

46 Postcards

Coco’s Fire & Ice

Mexican restaurant · Bishop Arts District

Mole, Pollo Oaxaca, ceviche, & cocktails in terra cotta.

8 Postcards