Vino
Italian restaurant · International Center ·
Elegant Italian fare and wine in a sophisticated setting
Elegant Italian fare and wine in a sophisticated setting
"The gorgeous interiors at Vino are worth checking out, and the Restaurant Week menu offerings are robust enough to make it a solid choice." - Courtney E. Smith
"Yes, Carbone is a transplant, but that’s sort of the appeal: in a city that often tries to be like New York, you can go full Manhattan caricature for a night at this Italian spot. Trendy-blazer, ripped-jeans clout chasers come here for a splurge, celebrating job promotions and anniversaries, when they’re probably just happier about being seen out drinking a martini. Even if you don’t care about being spotted, you’ll still have a dependable, upscale meal—the attentive service is quick to wipe away any misplaced parmesan and the tableside caesar salad and spicy rigatoni continue to be great." - Lee Escobedo
"Visit Carbone’s cooler little sister Vino for the night when Santa comes. Things are a little less high stakes, with meat and cheese trays, pizzas, and American-Italian antipasti options. But if you want to go all in on a steak and some of those signature Carbone pastas, those are options too." - Courtney E. Smith
"Visit Carbone’s cooler little sister Vino for the night when Santa comes. Things are a little less high stakes, with meat and cheese trays, pizzas, and American-Italian antipasti options. But if you want to go all in on a steak and some of those signature Carbone pastas, those are options too." - Courtney E. Smith
"As a complement to Carbone, Vino functions as a more approachable option on the same property — Mario Carbone even hosted an aperitivo hour there — where you can simply have a glass of wine and a cheese board while still experiencing the property's service and atmosphere. The Vino product is intended to give Dallas locals an easier way to visit the site on a Wednesday night or any night, helping the overall complex feel less like just a destination and more like a regular option." - Courtney E. Smith