Jennifer H.
Yelp
The bread: indescribable, fresh-baked, tear-apart rolls flaked with salt floating in pool of melted butter. Shanghai-style Fried Calamari was among the better twists on calamari I've had- crispy w/ peppers, peanuts, green onions, & sweet chili glaze. Del's Salad sounds ordinary, but was dressed in avocado-based green goddess dressing, thick-cut bacon slices crisscrossed over greens, & giant, homemade, croutons. Heirloom Tomato & Burrata Salad was fresh & plated beautifully!
That's a pretty good start, but where the bragging ends. The shared Tomahawk, Bone-in Ribeye, & Bone-in Filet were delicious, but absent of the memorable wow-factor that so many other steaks enjoyed in Texas & throughout country had. The table went with medium, over medium-rare, as consensus is meat is served on rare side, which did hold true.
Lobster Mac & Cheese was favorite side, even over Twice-Baked Truffle, but none left me breathless. Staff did great job considering how packed the house was on Sat night; a considerable wait even w/ reservation, though our sides got dished out to other members of our party without consent in desperate clammer to make room on table. While everything was very good, I have to measure this experience against the standard had elsewhere. Simply put, there are better steak experiences to be had in Dallas-Ft Worth area.