The latest area to be revitalized in Dallas is home to Trinity Groves, a trendy and diverse foodie mecca. Cross over the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge from Downtown to reach West Dallas and you'll quickly find yourself making a hard decision of where to eat first.
This 15-acre restaurant, retail, artist and entertainment destination sits at the base of the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge in West Dallas. Pay a visit to a brewery, culinary events center and multiple restaurants. The area is also home to the Restaurant Concept Incubator program, which encourages culinary entrepreneurs to develop restaurant concepts to become the newest addition on the block. Enjoy seafood, barbecue, Tex-Mex and more!
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Get out in the Dallas sun on the Trinity Skyline Trails, the first hard surface trail with breathtaking views of the Trinity River and Downtown Dallas. The trails stretch nearly 5 miles and it's a perfect spot to work off dinner from Trinity Groves, just steps away from the trails main entry way.
Get the best views of Downtown from the Trinity Overlook Park. The Park serves as a neighbor "pocket park" as it provides access to the Dallas Floodway and the Trinity Skyline Trails. It's great for hiking, biking, picnics and family gatherings.
As part of the most recent improvements to the Trinity River Corridor, the Ronald Kirk Pedestrian Bridge offers activity space with an up-close view of the Trinity River and Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge. Grab a snack from one of the food trucks that make a daily stop or take a leisurely stroll across the bridge.
This father-son restaurant serves up a new generation of Mexican cuisine as they reinvent classic ceviche, enchiladas, and more. Don't forget to try their liquid nitro frozen margaritas!
The chocolate, hand painted and meticulously displayed, has made Kate Weiser a household name in Dallas. Previously a pastry chef at upscale staples like Nobu and Stephan Pyles, Kate Weiser brought her passion to life with her chocolate shop in Trinity Groves and we are forever grateful.
A vegan eatery that specializes in making plant-based "meats" that will satisfy even the most carnivorous appetites.
Cake Bar is a bakery and retail shop that crafts made-from-scratch cakes and confections with a slice of southern comfort.
A local favorite, Off-Site Kitchen recently moved from a small spot in the Design District to their prime location in Trinity Groves. The line gets long at lunch, but their Stock Cheese, a simple yet tasty burger with a generous portion of cheddar cheese, makes the wait worth it. Grab a friend for a quick game of hoops on the patio.
A combination of a fine dining restaurant and neighborhood market, AmberJax Fish Market Grill offers fresh and healthy dishes that will appease your eyes and your taste buds.
An upscale, NYC-style Italian restaurant with a modern rooftop lounge for great views of the Dallas skyline.
Enjoy Moroccan street eats in a warm, festive space with a hookah lounge and belly dancing.
This barbeque roadhouse features fall-off-the-bone ribs, finger lickin' sauce and more smoked meats, as well as southern eats served with a side of live blues music every weekend.
The Hall Bar & Grill is a saloon-style steakhouse that features photographs and memorabilia from North Texas luminaries and other residents who once excelled on the playing field and who now serve as leaders in business, law, medicine and community service.
Kickback with an artisanal beer or a signature cocktail at this elevated brewery and restaurant. The place is decked out in a fun mix of Victorian vintage and steam punk, and has a connecting patio with a stellar view of the Margaret Hunt Hill bridge.
