Restaurantes cerca de Mockingbird Station

This restaurant, named for our 43rd American President, is the best kept secret in Dallas. Granted they are only open from 11 AM-2:30 PM Monday through Saturday, so they are really missing out on an opportunity for Sunday brunch. It is located in the same building as the George Bush library to the right of the fountain before the museum entrance and is a lunch spot with a brunch item or two on the menu. It is a truly lovely space with large original paintings on the walls and small sculptures, floor to ceiling windows looking out onto a lovely patio with oversized shutters above to shield patrons from some of the sunlight. The food is excellent and thoughtful. We had a large party, so we ordered a variety of things which all received rave reviews from the fried avocado appetizer, crab salad with freshly snipped chives, chicken fried steak, amazing pecan crusted chicken, omelette, grilled chicken sandwich, grilled cheese for the kids, and outstanding homemade ice creams for dessert. Even the vanilla earned high praise! The service is friendly, attentive, and efficient, and prices are shockingly reasonable for the quality of the experience and the food. Portions are Texas style: generous. It’s a wonderful spot to bring out of town guests— even highly particular ones!

Great Food/ Atmosphere/Service. Food was amazing, great portions , great flavor. Will be back. Do reserve ahead of time

Lovely setting for an Easter Brunch with delicious food and attentive service.

Love this place! Great quality sushi at a great price.

Favorite restaurant in all of Dallas. It’s a time capsule of what great Italian food restaurants were back in the 50’s and 60’s. Best pizza, best salad, best fried ravioli, best marinated crab claws, best fettuccine Alfredo….