Christopher G.
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We’ve been wanting to try Craftway Kitchen on Lebanon for quite some time, and when dinner rolled around, we decided to just throw caution to the wind and go. Maybe it was the timing, maybe it was their natural rhythm, but everything felt balanced and calm when we walked in.
It seemed we’d arrived during that late-lunch/early-dinner transition—enough guests to give the place energy, but not so many that it felt crowded. The crowd was a nice mix: families, happy-hour groups, and couples like us just looking for a good meal close to home.
We ordered the Cobb salad and the petite steak. If you’ve read my other reviews, you know I’m on a quest to find the best Cobb salad in DFW, and Craftway did not disappoint. It had all the elements I look for, though I do wish it had been served in a salad-style bowl rather than a flat plate—it would have made it easier to enjoy every bite. Presentation aside, it was delicious.
As a special treat for our first visit, our server Ava—who was warm, attentive, and genuinely delightful—brought us blueberry cobbler. I typically avoid sweets to stay on track with my diet, but this was worth every calorie. The warm, gooey blueberry filling paired with creamy vanilla bean ice cream was nothing short of amazing. Yes, I gained a pound and a half the next day—but for this dessert, I’d happily do it again.
Even without the extra treat, Ava’s customer service alone would bring us back. We’ll definitely return soon and hope we’re lucky enough to have her as our server again.