Lounge 31

Loved the vibe of this place! My girlfriends and I recently decided to have a night out here and were impressed by the overall atmosphere. Moderately priced drinks and a great place to socialize without it being too rowdy. We were skeptical based on the reviews but the staff had exceptional customer service and were so helpful considering it was our first time here. The line was rowdy when we got there but the security staff handled it so well and with ease. Since it’s a smaller upscale bar they do tend to have longer wait times so that is something to take into account when you go here.

We had to wait in a line but will worth it. Love the food and service. The GM Sara came by to make sure all was good. I told here Jay was the best. Can’t wait to go back. We stayed until Close. And then they said to go to Regines. Another home run. Love this place

Had never been here before, but really enjoyed it. Specially came since the Google listing notes "happy hour" which is amazing for Highland Park Village. Apparently it was too good to be true because they do NOT have one. I even tried to call before to verify and no one answered. No worries though. We still enjoyed it, but feel the description needs to be updated.

What a great time my friends and I had here the other night. The line was long but the security at the front door controlled the crowd so well and even engaged in banter. There were even so aggressive patrons and he was very professional. Once we got inside the environment was so lively but crowded hence why the line was so long. I prefer a well controlled environment and front door over chaos. Thumbs up for the cocktails!! We will be back!!

While the food at this restaurant was absolutely fabulous, the service left a lot to be desired—particularly in how my mother and her group of friends were treated. They were a group of women enjoying a night out, having already spent over $1,000 on food and drinks. After placing an order for another round, the servers abruptly began clearing their table and told them they needed to move. No warning, no explanation—just a sudden and uncomfortable disruption. My mother politely asked why they were being moved when they had just ordered more wine, especially when another nearby table of men—who had arrived around the same time and were just drinking beer—was left undisturbed. The manager, Jose, was notably rude in his response. It wasn’t just the action itself, but the way it was done that felt disrespectful. If the table was needed, that should have been communicated before encouraging another round of drinks. Instead, they were essentially pushed out and asked to carry their red wine into an already packed bar. Again, the food was excellent, but the treatment was disappointing and frankly unacceptable. Hospitality is more than what's on the plate—it's about how people are made to feel. Unfortunately, this experience left a sour taste.

Lounge 31 has a lot of potential, but my recent experience left me feeling a bit frustrated. The drinks were undeniably good, and the atmosphere has a lot of energy, but the organization was lacking. I ended up waiting nearly an hour to get in, and during that time, it felt like everyone was just trying to sneak past the line. The crowd was overwhelming, making it difficult to fully enjoy the space. If you’re looking for a lively spot with great cocktails, Lounge 31 delivers. However, be prepared for long waits and a crowded environment. A little more organization would go a long way in improving the overall experience.

I’m incredibly disappointed with how me and my friends (three Black women) were treated at Lance 31. We arrived and were told there would be a 20-minute wait because the place was full. Fair enough — we waited patiently. But as we stood there, we saw tons of people leaving the bar. Then people who arrived after us started being let in. When I asked the security what was going on, he told me those people had reservations. That didn’t sit right with me, but we continued to wait. About 40 minutes later, I asked again, and the story changed , now he said they were “only taking reservations.” That might’ve made sense, if we hadn’t seen multiple people walk up and get in without ever mentioning a reservation. To be sure, my (white) husband and his three friends who were at monkey bar at first having guy time decided to test the situation. They walked up, asked for a table no reservation and were immediately let inside. No questions. No delay. That confirmed what I was already feeling: we were being racially profiled and treated unfairly. This experience was not just disappointing, it was hurtful and completely unacceptable. I’m sharing this so others are aware, and I hope the management at Lounge 31 takes a serious look at the behavior of their staff. No one should be treated differently because of the color of their skin. The security was a Hispanic or middle eastern man with tattoos all over him that did this

Lounge 31 used to be a gem in Highland Park -- upscale, social, and worth the occasional splurge. Sadly, those days are gone. It's devolved into a shallow scene pandering to sugar daddies and self-important "30,000 dollar millionaires" flashing debit cards and borrowed clout. And while that might sound like a joke, our recent experience proves it's now the entire business model. Let me be clear: I wouldn't recommend Lounge 31 to anyone -- not a friend, not a stranger, not even someone I dislike. It's not just the decline in quality; it's the open disdain for genuine, paying customers. My fiancée and I arrived early in the evening when the place was noticeably slow. Roughly 80% of the tables sat empty -- most with reserved signs, despite a lack of actual guests. When we asked about the wait time, we were told 45 minutes. That was frustrating, but we stayed optimistic and moved to the bar. The only bright spot? The bartenders -- incredibly attentive and professional, a dying breed in a place now overrun by bottle service posturing and bad attitudes. After enjoying our drinks, we noticed a nearby table that had been sitting empty for several minutes -- no drinks, no reserved sign, no indication of activity. We sat down, and after about five minutes, a waitress approached us and said the table was reserved and that we'd need to speak to a manager if we wanted to sit there. Her excuse? "We didn't get a chance to put a reserved sign on it yet." That's your system? Tables without signage, left empty, are still off-limits -- based on what, exactly? Meanwhile, another group -- two couples -- had seated themselves at a similarly unmarked, empty table and were left alone. When we pointed this out, the waitress shrugged and said, "I'll speak to them too." Unsurprisingly, she never did. At that point, we asked to speak with a manager -- and were met with Issac. Smug, dismissive, and dripping with condescension, he acted less like a hospitality professional and more like a bouncer with a superiority complex. I calmly explained the situation, only for him to interrupt and say, "Do you know that for a fact?" Yes, Issac -- I saw it with my own eyes. He then smugly added, "I'm the guy who gets you the table. You want a table? You come to me. I decide." We left immediately after that encounter. The table we had briefly occupied? Still empty. The couples we pointed out? Still seated. Nothing changed -- except our willingness to ever give this place another dollar. Lounge 31 no longer values fairness, hospitality, or actual paying guests. They chase clout and cater to a shallow crowd, and their management leads with ego instead of service. To the owners: if you're reading this -- and you should be -- you've lost control of your brand. And to Issac and team: when arrogance replaces hospitality, the downfall is only a matter of time. There are too many outstanding venues in Dallas that actually respect their guests. Go to one of those. Lounge 31 isn't worth your money, your time, or your dignity.

Lounge 31 was a unique and refreshing atmosphere! I absolutely loved the fresh sushi and drinks. I went during one of their busier times and wasnt sure I'd find a place to sit. However, Brett with the security team walked me in and helped me find a spot within minutes. Customer service was impeccable! I'll def be back.

Lounge 31 used to be a gem in Highland Park -- upscale, social, and worth the occasional splurge. Sadly, those days are gone. It's devolved into a shallow scene pandering to sugar daddies and self-important "30,000 dollar millionaires" flashing debit cards and borrowed clout. And while that might sound like a joke, our recent experience proves it's now the entire business model. Let me be clear: I wouldn't recommend Lounge 31 to anyone -- not a friend, not a stranger, not even someone I dislike. It's not just the decline in quality; it's the open disdain for genuine, paying customers. My fiancée and I arrived early in the evening when the place was noticeably slow. Roughly 80% of the tables sat empty -- most with reserved signs, despite a lack of actual guests. When we asked about the wait time, we were told 45 minutes. That was frustrating, but we stayed optimistic and moved to the bar. The only bright spot? The bartenders -- incredibly attentive and professional, a dying breed in a place now overrun by bottle service posturing and bad attitudes. After enjoying our drinks, we noticed a nearby table that had been sitting empty for several minutes -- no drinks, no reserved sign, no indication of activity. We sat down, and after about five minutes, a waitress approached us and said the table was reserved and that we'd need to speak to a manager if we wanted to sit there. Her excuse? "We didn't get a chance to put a reserved sign on it yet." That's your system? Tables without signage, left empty, are still off-limits -- based on what, exactly? Meanwhile, another group -- two couples -- had seated themselves at a similarly unmarked, empty table and were left alone. When we pointed this out, the waitress shrugged and said, "I'll speak to them too." Unsurprisingly, she never did. At that point, we asked to speak with a manager -- and were met with Issac. Smug, dismissive, and dripping with condescension, he acted less like a hospitality professional and more like a bouncer with a superiority complex. I calmly explained the situation, only for him to interrupt and say, "Do you know that for a fact?" Yes, Issac -- I saw it with my own eyes. He then smugly added, "I'm the guy who gets you the table. You want a table? You come to me. I decide." We left immediately after that encounter. The table we had briefly occupied? Still empty. The couples we pointed out? Still seated. Nothing changed -- except our willingness to ever give this place another dollar. Lounge 31 no longer values fairness, hospitality, or actual paying guests. They chase clout and cater to a shallow crowd, and their management leads with ego instead of service. To the owners: if you're reading this -- and you should be -- you've lost control of your brand. And to Issac and team: when arrogance replaces hospitality, the downfall is only a matter of time. There are too many outstanding venues in Dallas that actually respect their guests. Go to one of those. Lounge 31 isn't worth your money, your time, or your dignity.

Absolutely the worst experience of our entire Dallas trip. My coworkers and I (all professionals visiting from out of town) had just finished dinner in Highland Village and were walking around looking for a quiet spot to enjoy one last glass of wine before heading back to our hotel. We stumbled upon Lounge 31 -- the music outside was upbeat, the vibe seemed good, so we walked in and took a seat in the bar area. Big mistake. After being greeted and served water, we asked to order drinks -- nothing wild, just wine. That's when it took a turn. The server abruptly told us only ONE of us could order and the rest would not be served because, according to them, we had "too much to drink already." Huh? We were stunned. We had a single drink with dinner. That's it. When we asked what made them assume otherwise, we were told -- with full condescension -- that we were "laughing too loud" and they were "experienced enough" to know when someone has had too much. Are you serious? Laughing = intoxicated? That's a reach -- and a terrible way to treat paying guests. We weren't disruptive. We weren't slurring. We weren't stumbling in off the street. We were a group of out-of-town professionals trying to end our evening on a high note, and instead, we were judged, dismissed, and embarrassed for... enjoying ourselves? The staff was rude, unprofessional, and clearly uninterested in hospitality. If you're looking for a pretentious lounge where the staff plays bartender, bouncer, and judge all at once -- this is the spot for you. Otherwise, skip it. There are plenty of places in Dallas that actually value their guests. This is NOT one of them. And yes -- I will be taking this further.

I'm incredibly disappointed with how me and my friends (three Black women) were treated at Lance 31. We arrived and were told there would be a 20-minute wait because the place was full. Fair enough -- we waited patiently. But as we stood there, we saw tons of people leaving the bar. Then people who arrived after us started being let in. When I asked the security what was going on, he told me those people had reservations. That didn't sit right with me, but we continued to wait. About 40 minutes later, I asked again, and the story changed , now he said they were "only taking reservations." That might've made sense, if we hadn't seen multiple people walk up and get in without ever mentioning a reservation. To be sure, my (white) husband and his three friends who were at monkey bar at first having guy time decided to test the situation. They walked up, asked for a table no reservation and were immediately let inside. No questions. No delay. That confirmed what I was already feeling: we were being racially profiled and treated unfairly. This experience was not just disappointing, it was hurtful and completely unacceptable. I'm sharing this so others are aware, and I hope the management at Lounge 31 takes a serious look at the behavior of their staff. No one should be treated differently because of the color of their skin.

Lounge 31 is one of my go-to spots for a fun dinner with friends. Definitely gets busy so keep that in mind before arriving as you may have to wait for a little - but definitely worth the wait. Great place to meet new friends. Ambiance: Very lively during dinner time on the weekends. A DJ will usually be playing well-liked versatile music that may get you up and dancing around the dinner table. Lovely elevated decor and more intimate feel as tables are not too far apart from each other. I rate the ambiance 9.7/10. Food: Everything I have ordered so far has been tasty! Definitely recommend the J.R. roll - this is my favorite- and you must try the espresso martinis here. Their espresso martinis truly are the best I have ever had and I often go to lounge 31 just for their version of this drink! I rate the food 9.4/10. Service: It gets pretty busy in there but waitresses are usually attentive. I rate the service 9.2/10. Lounge 31 is a fun place to go with friends. Their sushi is delicious and they have yummy cocktails. Keep in mind you may have to wait for a table but definitely recommend going on a Thursday or Friday night to experience the great music. Overall rating = 9.4/10

Went to Lounge 31 with a group of ladies for the first time yesterday for drinks after a late brunch. We walked upstairs and saw it was busy -- looked like a great vibe until we had an interaction with the manager, whose name is Sara. Honestly it felt more like Rikers Island than a lounge on a chill Sunday. She repeatedly shouted "Get up, get up!" after a couple of us sat at a reserved table. Yes, we understood it was reserved -- but the place was packed, and there was literally nowhere else to stand while we waited for our drinks. Her attitude was unnecessarily nasty, and shouting at grown women like that is completely unacceptable. We eventually found a spot on the other side where we could enjoy ourselves. The bartender and rest of the staff were much nicer, thankfully. But we definitely won't be back. There are plenty of other places to enjoy and spend money at -- and we love doing that, just not at places that make women feel disrespected. If the space is that crowded, maybe don't let more people upstairs. We would've been totally fine being told it was at capacity -- much better than being yelled at by a subpar manager.

We were trying to go to Monkey Bar and my friends were very rudely attacked by some bouncer that was outside of the elevator assuming we were going to Lounge 31. He assumed we were somehow going to the packed Lounge 31 (which, no thank you) and verbally attacked us for "not listening" and for not knowing where we were going. I won't ever recommend Lounge 31, especially if they employ such rude, disrespectful, and physically abrasive people.

Love this place. Amazing team and environment. Great place to grab a bite, grab a drink, or simply meet new people. 10/10 recommend.

First off, my server was phenomenal! I believe her name is Robin (please forgive me if I spelled it wrong) The SMU sushi roll was probably one of the best I've ever had in my entire life! The ambience was amazing. I love the servers dress code and also Bartenders dress extremely well. I will definitely be coming back. It's a lot of people with money that go here.

Love lounge 31! It is excellent spot for brunch and late night drinks! Very nice lounge, good variety of sushi, fresh food and great drinks! They have such yummy Espresso Martini that is real deal. If you're looking for fresh & actually Espresso Martini this is the place! The service is always on point and attentive as well. Dj usually thru Thursday-Sunday Awesome drinks Food is excellent Nice service & atmosphere

First class... The food, the drinks, the ambiance, the service, the music...wow! I've been quite a few times and it never disappoints. Yesterday was my first time eating dinner at a birthday and loved it. Had the wagyu sliders, the lobster tacos and the lounge 31 roll. All very tasty! For drinks, the chanel #31, delicious. Pricing is according to what you get... Location, quality food, style and a classy crowd.

Disappointed! I call to make a reservation and when I get there I'm told I don't have one and it's probably at bistro 31. It was, however when I called I was not informed which restaurant I'm making a reservation at as they have the same phone number. I recommend either getting different phone numbers or make sure the host specifies which place I'm making a reservation for.

Always a solid choice with great food and service. It does get a little too crowded for me over the weekend...but still a great atmosphere.

Came here for the first time last week and the food was great! Had the wagyu burger sliders and the chicken/vegetables pot stickers which 10/10000 recommend again!! We had our own little section which I'm glad we did cause it was packed by the time we left. If you want a good table before it gets busy, recommend to go before 6pm, anything after will be more of a vibrant atmosphere!

Nice ambiance and great drinks. Stopped by after visiting Le Labo. Customer service was phenomenal. This was a superb spur movement. Highly recommend

Do not expect to get into the bar on a weekend evening unless you know the bouncer or a staff member. The favoritism is obvious and disrespectful. As potential new patrons, we were disappointed and will not be back.

Just had drinks on a a Friday night. What a fun vibe. A great DJ played awesome music. Great selection of wines and drinks. The waitress was great. Will be back. Had a fun time.

Came for dinner and loved everything. Crispy Salmon Rice and Butterfly Kiss we're our favorites. Love the crab wontons and chicken and veggie potstickers as well. Everything was delicious! Service is always impecable! Love this place!

Lounge 31 is the place to be! We love Sarah & Isaac!!! Maggie the new manager is a doll. Best bartenders & sushi in town. All the servers are so sweet. Lounge 31 is a gem.

Guy named Isaac called my friend a slur in the line. Incredibly unprofessional from that guy, couldn't even believe it.

Try to make a reservation, but couldn't. You have to make a reservation on the phone. Which is no help, if they don't answer their phone. They really need to use Yelp, Resy or outdoor for reservation. Walk in are welcome. I came here because IG the channel drink is amazing. No doubt about it is. Perfect place to get a light drink here. Got some sushi, wasn't the best. Wish they could have done more. My new fave drink Chanel No.31! Peach Infused Vodka, Pineapple juice, Lemon juice, Simple Syrup, topped with Champagne. Cheers to you and the world.

I love it here! This place makes you feel like you're family from moment you walk in. Have been here only a couple times, but the GM Sarah remembers me every time and greets us with a smile and a hug. She's so accommodating and friendly, that on top of the amazing food and drinks, makes this place a 10 out of 10.

yummy cocktails plus great service, can't go wrong! we came for after dinner drinks one night, honestly one of my favorite patios in dallas.

Waited in like for over 30 minutes after being told we would have a 5 minute wait. People kept cutting in front of us saying they had "just stepped outside" which was apparently some code to get back in quickly. Wish we knew about this code! Decorations were insanely tacky. Ended up going to monkey bar and having a much better time

This is a cute restaurant in the Highland Park village. Parking can get a bit tight in the evenings/ weekends but you can valet. The lounge is 21+ I beleive because you have to show your ID to get in but it is such a cute restaurant/bar. They do have a DJ come out around 9pm on the weekends and a lot of young professionals come here. My friend ordered us calamari and 3 sushi rolls which was perfect for us. The calamari was overcooked and flavorless which was such a bummer. We didn't eat all of it but the california and the other rolls we got were fresh and delicious. Our waitress looked so uncomfortable I felt really sad for her. Not sure what was going on there but overall I had a great time and the food was delicious. I'd definitely want to come back during the day though.

Overall lounge 31 has a great ambiance! However the service and drinks are very below par for the price. Bartenders are more busy speaking with staff then taking orders. Overall patrons seemed annoyed with the aloof staff who could not get a vodka soda right. If you are here early I recommend but if the bar has more than 10 people your service will be significantly delayed.

I had a nice business lunch at the main dining room at Lounge 31. This main dining room is more of a white table cloth formal dining than a lounge. It was a great meal nevertheless. The atmosphere and service was excellent and fit in with what one would expect at a Highland Park Village establishment. This is a good place for a business lunch but I also saw a lot of older neighborhood diners.

Sushi and drinks are good. Ambiance is fun, loud, and chic. Service can be a bit slow on the weekends but that's because there's a lot of people.

Go and enjoy your time at lounge 31 but bring cash. Do not trust these people with your debit card or expect management to accommodate your inconveniences after they lose it. My wife and I brought 15 of our friends here to celebrate her birthday. After purchasing 2 bottles of champagne (on a different card) and bringing plenty of business to Lounge 31 to spend money, I was left without my debit card. Management was insistent on blaming me for their mistake instead of working to maintain my customer satisfaction. I understand that mistakes happen and things go missing but it would have been nice to have received a more apologetic response from management, instead of one that was accusatory.

Dress for success will be needed if you want to have lunch here. We have Europe style of food in the middle of Dallas, go figure. Very exclusive dishes including escargot.

The Drinks were delicious with the Chanel 31, to the Espresso Martini, & the Lounge Spritz. The hamachi crudo was one of the best sashimi plates I've had. The Lounge 31 roll was very flavorful ( any roll with lemon zest usually is). The Eggs Benedict was amazing as well & done right.

Espresso Martini is a solid 9/10. Great atmosphere, ambiance and service. Definitely a great spot for a girls night, date night or even a spontaneous drop-in. Will be back for a martini very soon!

I only go during the off times because it's a more of a club scene at night. I love the crisp rice (salmon) and lounge 31 roll. The have the best French 75 outside of Honor bar If going for dinner be prepared. Dress nice and if it's a weekend there's a door guy so there may be a line or you may need reservations to get in

Was roofied here with GHB, from a drink that came directly from the server. I was out cold after 3 sips, and probably wouldn't be alive if I had finished it. Please be careful who you order from, and only order your drinks directly from the bar.

Congratulations to this place for taking the number one spot of worst service of all time. My friends & I weren't greeted for 20 mins after sitting down. It then took another 20 mins to get our drinks. We were still willing to stay as at this point we had memorized the entire food menu. We then saw our waitress (Gaby) and asked her what was taking so long. Gaby said she had walked by our table many times and it was our responsibility to tag her down to let her know we were ready to order. We were hit with so much attitude we decided to leave and eat elsewhere. Will never return here again unless I want to wait an hour plus to put my food order in.

Love the tuna tower and crispy rice apps! Very good sushi. Ambiance can be quite messy and loud! They normally have a DJ at night and it can get crowded!!

The best Expresso martinis. Good vibes. But only the strong can drink 3. Jitters will kick in within hrs up to 10hrs. Don't freak out. If you decide to drink those take Vitamin C & B complex. This will help the body tremendously. But really anytime you are drinking by the ounces, lol!

I am confused as to why the bouncer says you need to make reservations but the website says "Lounge 31 does not take reservations. Our reservations are based off a first come first serve basis, however when I was there I wanted to go to the lounge area and they said I could not get in because I needed reservations, so how are you supposed to get in if they don't take reservations, this is extremely confusing and unprofessional. I would like an explanation or the exact email or phone number to make a reservation with!!!!!

Food: 4.5/5 Service: 4/5 Atmosphere: 4/5 Value: 3.5/5 -------- We came here for their happy hour, which features half off rolls and some of the appetizers. We split many of the rolls and were able to try most of them, and there are some true gems! I love the Rainbow and the Lounge 31 in particular (if you take the lemon off of the top). I'd say that in terms of quantity and pricing, this place is comparable to Top Knot's happy hour, but I'd choose Lounge 31 every time because of the quality of the rolls. The sushi bar is really small though, so wait time can be long, but the lounge area is small in general, so there weren't too many people when we went. It's in the middle of the Highland Park Village, so the atmosphere is great, and it'd be a wonderful place to unwind after some shopping. The vibe is up front very sexy trendy hip, so it can be a little overwhelming, especially compared to the bistro below, but if you can look past that, it overall has a very dressy casual, relaxed vibe that would be a great place to check out with friends from out of town or after work happy hour.

Thank you Lounge 31 for a wonderful bridal shower in the champagne room. The sushi was so yummy, and all the food wonderfully prepared. The servers were so friendly and without even asking prepared a guest a gluten free dish. Junior was a great bartend! Selina was an amazing waitress to our whole party.

A beautiful lounge to unwind in! Festive, cozy, and romantic! Most definitely a place I can have a few glasses of champagne, artisan cocktails and nibbles of sushi for hours with friends! Feeling totally comfortable, come casual or dressy! Applause, applause to our server Gaby on this Friday evening! With a constant smile, she weaved through the crowded room all evening with ease, checking for refills of our table's drinks, the refreshing Strawberry Aperol Spritzer and delicious French 31, and removing our emptied plates! As for the food, well ... , every dish was well presented and fresh tasting! Their oysters in the half shell were juicy and sweet, but bits of shells were found in them - not happy with that! The lobster tacos and dragon roll were fine! Yet, their TUNA TOWER is a nibble I'll come back for over and over again - loved it! Cheers!

This place is delicious! It's tucked away on top of Bistro 31, so it can be a little hard to find, but look for the big "31" for Bistro 31, and you go up the stairs to the yellow awning. We went during happy hour (which is Mon-Sat at 4-7pm and all day Sun). I love their happy hour because they have appetizers and sushi on their HH menu! Sadly, they don't have drinks, but the drinks are worth it even at full price! They've got interesting cocktails - I got 31st Century. I was a bit unsure of how it would taste because I generally don't enjoy egg whites in my drink, but it actually tasted very refreshing and fruity, just how I like my drinks. I also tried a bit of the jalapeno peach mule and private jet - I didn't like PJ so much, but that's because I don't like whiskey. The jalapeno peach mule was very good - I liked the lil kick of spiciness; it keeps you on your toes! For small plates, we got the Lounge 31 sushi, wagyu beef tataki, and salmon sashimi. All of it was really good, and my favorite was the beef tataki! It was layered on top with some cheese, fried shallots, tomato, and jalapeno, and all of it came together to create a rich, savory taste. The meat was soft and juicy; I loved it! The salmon sashimi was soft and fresh. The Lounge 31 sushi was a typical Asian fusion style sushi - nothing to write home about, but still tasty! Overall, I recommend this place if you want to hang out and chill after work! PS - There is valet parking available in this area. When I visited on a weekday during happy hour, there were still plenty of self-parking spots available.

Came here for a birthday brunch! Lounge 31 is apart of Bistro 31 but located upstairs. It's more chill and has a bar. Along with our lunch we got a bottle of Moët. Food: I had the lobster bolognese- good flavor, but I've had better pasta. My friend got the daily risotto and I liked her dish more! Service: It was our waitresses first day, and she didn't know much.. But she was nice and was able to cut our cake for us! Decor: Nice decor, love the vibe of the restaurant.

The staff is wonderful here. I was pleasantly welcome by to gentleman, Michael knows how to treat his guests and create a delightful experience. And seated I noticed Can everyone be like Lounge 31. You have to come here it is a cut above and worth every penny Carlos took care of us! Thank you Come and see what you're missing out on!!

Greet food and drinks. Have tried something different every time and am always impressed

I love this place I'm new to eating sushi Lounge 31 is fantastic. Spicy tuna roll, California roll and a Apple Martini perfecto! My favorite place in Dallas and that staff have been fantastic especially the bar tenders

It was late at night and at first, we had a difficult time trying to find this place. We heard the music before anything else. When we got in front of Bistro 31 (they're both connected), the manager/owner(?) greeted us and told the bar was actually upstairs. He led the way and told us we could sit anywhere we wanted. On our way up, I had to take a picture of the outdoor patio because the decor was that beautiful. We came looking for this place based on a list of best bloody mary's in Dallas. When we asked the waitress, she said that the bar didn't serve it that way anymore but she'll see what they could do. We weren't expecting much, but it turned out to be a pretty good bloody mary! Food was pretty good, a little on the pricey end. We had the rainbow roll, stuffed jalapeno tempura, and shrimp tempera. The music was also great--it was pretty cool that the dj was female! If you're in the area, definitely check this place out!

A quaint and hidden lounge on the upstairs part of Highland Park Village. There is a small SUSHI BAR which we did not eat from, but it wasn't as busy as expected, yet everything looked fresh. The LOUNGE is relatively large and the crowd is a range from 30 to 50's. Great for people watching and fun hang out with friends, a small group or even a large group; although, it is not overly crowded. A DJ comes around 10 o'clock on Saturdays to play house music. The drinks are delicious average and the service is par for the course. Note - you are in Highland Park, so expect to get fancy and snobbish crowds.

I never write reviews but the experience last night was terrible. I don't know what's wrong with the waitresses but they are the rudest people I've ever met. Acting catty and mean. If you are looking for a fun classy experience in dallas, go somewhere else because you won't find it here. People fighting in the bathroom, long lines, minimal service. Not it.