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I have to admit, I’ve been totally gatekeeping Stock & Barrel. My family comes here all the time and I was honestly shocked to realize I’d never written a review. So, I’m finally setting the record straight and letting everyone in on my favorite spot in Bishop Arts.
The food here is absolutely incredible. Chef Jon Stevens (who recently got a Michelin rating, by the way) is a culinary wizard, a master of the craft. One of the coolest things is how he’s always changing things up on this European-style chalkboard menu. You never know what you’ll see—sometimes it’s foie gras, sometimes it’s crab cakes, steaks, or whatever inspires him that day. It keeps things fun and interesting.
Last night, my family went all out and had a feast. My dad got the ribeye, which was perfectly cooked and seasoned so well. I had the Korean fried chicken, and I swear it might be my favorite dish in Dallas. The rice has this perfect crisp to it and the chicken is double-fried, super flavorful, and comes with this sauce that’s just unreal. My mom had the salmon, cooked exactly right. We started off with the tuna tacos, which were super fresh, light, and honestly the perfect way to kick things off.
The cocktails are great too! Nash, the manager, has this place running like a Swiss clock. The service is always smooth, the plating is beautiful, and somehow they make family dinner feel like home.
I added a few photos from our meal but honestly, the food tastes even better than it looks. If you haven’t been to Stock & Barrel, you’re missing out. It’s easily one of the best restaurants in Dallas.