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Ten New Restaurants to Look Forward to In 2023

Modern Living Group (Dallas) May 1, 2023

Foodies in Dallas, get ready to indulge in a culinary adventure as the city gears up to welcome a host of new restaurants this year. Excitement is in the air as Dallasites eagerly await the arrival of these new dining hotspots.

Modern Living Group, a renowned lifestyle brand, is particularly thrilled about the new restaurant openings. This spring, they can’t wait to savor the authentic flavors of Tex-Mex at the new spot opening up on the Katy Trail, and indulge in cocktails and tapas at the speakeasy-style bar from a Super Bowl champion.

As summer approaches, the Shoyo team’s new sushi joint will be the place to be, and for those seeking farm-to-table cuisine, there’s a new spot opening up too. And the excitement doesn’t end there – this fall, the former Highland Park Soda Fountain facade will be revived, adding to the city’s rich history and charm.

Dallas is undoubtedly a foodie’s paradise, and these new restaurants are set to take the culinary scene by storm. From Tex-Mex to sushi, farm-to-table cuisine to speakeasies, there’s something for everyone in this city. Modern Living Group and other food lovers alike can’t wait to explore and savor all the deliciousness that Dallas has to offer.

  • Tequila Social
  • Via Triozzi
  • Chloe’s Newsstand
  • Kaiyo
  • Margaret’s
  • LVI
  • Plomo Quesadilla Bar
  • Birdie’s Eastside
  • Let’s Ask Keith
  • Mister Charles
Loaded nachos topped with jalapeños and pickled onions beside cocktails and grilled prawns.
Plated seafood with golden sauce, microgreens, and a red edible flower in a textured glass bowl.
Grilled quesadillas with shredded salad and sour cream beside a cheesy skillet dish.
Restaurant bar with an illuminated arch mirror, rows of bottles, and mustard-yellow stools.
PLOMO restaurant exterior rendering with white brick, stone accents, and a rust-colored patio enclosure.
Upscale restaurant interior with a long bar, sculptural brass shelving, and city views.
Magazine and newspaper storefront beneath a red awning, with a bicycle parked outside.
Modern glass-and-stone high-rise above street-level storefronts at the Travis and Knox intersection.

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