Top Best American Restaurants in Garland

"Between the expansive rooftop patio and the top-notch cocktails, diners would be hard-pressed to find a better warm weather hangout than this. Try the Double Under, a mix of beet-infused tequila spiked with lime and rosemary syrup, and enjoy the sunset."

"With one of the largest outdoor spaces in Uptown Dallas, The Rustic is a great spot to socially distance, enjoy brunch, and free live music, Thursday through Sunday. Part of the large patio is covered by a climate-controlled tent for winter, lined with heated panels, still offering a starry Texas sky view. Scattered throughout the area, find patio heaters and fire pits."

"Authentic local beers and cocktails, homestyle meals, and a great backyard that regularly hosts local and national artists, make The Rustic the ideal hangout spot. With a relaxed casual atmosphere, it's a place where anyone can feel at home."

"But, chances are you’ll find plenty of other moments to capture at this restaurant, bar, and live music venue — with or without your Insta hubby."

"Livelycrowds, especially on weekend afternoons, flock to the rooftop patio, which delivers great views of downtown along with comfy sofas and a bar facing the Dallas skyline. Grab some friends for brunch and large-format cocktails ranging from Tito’s Handmade Vodka mules to the refreshing Yes Way Frozé while getting your fill of calories from smoked brisket breakfast tacos or chicken fried steak and eggs."

"Another Deep Ellum neighborhood restaurant and bar, Stirr, has an excellent rooftop area with a bar and comfy chairs. Open for brunch, lunch, happy hour, and dinner; enjoy shrimp pappardelle, blackened redfish, or surf ‘n turf, a petite filet with a Maryland-style crab cake. For drinks, order the Don’t Fear the Reaper made with Mezcal Patron Reposado or Blood Moon with Scotch and blood orange juice."

"Ellen’s is a place where all brunch lovers can come and unite together for some incredibly delicious food. That is because this place serves up “Brunch” style foods the entire time that they are open. their food is mainly served in a style of old-fashioned southern comfort food but with a culinary twist."

"Located in the West End, Ellen's Southern Kitchen is the place to go for brunch when in the area. The menu features originals that you won't find anywhere else like the Grit's Benedict. If you need an oldie but goodie, go with the Chicken Fried Steak – you'll leave with a full stomach and happy heart."

"You know when you went out the night before and then wake up at noon and realize around 2pm you should probably get food?. THIS is the brunch spot for that. All day breakfast food, delicious biscuits and gravy, andddd you can roll up looking like you’re homeless."

"In business for more than 30 years, Café Pacific is a well-established business that has an excellent reputation for both its seafood and its steaks. This old-school style, upscale restaurant features marble floors and dark mahogany. Despite the traditional appearance, it has managed to remain current over the years by adapting the menu so that it includes both old favorites alongside innovative, modern food."

"For upscale dining and seafood, this Highland Park restaurant is the place to go. Popular dishes include the three onion crusted sea bass, grilled Texas gulf red snapper, and ceviche. There’s also lobster & truffle risotto, scallops and smoked salmon."

"Swanky Cafe Pacific has been a Park Cities mainstay since 1980, this place is a power-lunch haven for one-percenters who wish to dine on fine seafood. Just don't show up in shorts and flip-flops — there is a dress code, and it is enforced."

"Ocean Prime is a top option for those visiting the Uptown neighborhood of Dallas or taking in an event at the nearby American Airlines Center. Stop into the Dallas location of this..."

"A post shared by ForrestPerkins (@forrestperkins_design) on Sep 29, 2018 at 12:49pm PDT. Grill & Vine showcases what a contemporary version of the grill and bar looks like, with its 26-feet (7.9 meters) high ceilings, bistro-style decorations, long communal bar, and the panoramic city views. With their own personal version of the farm-to-table concept, they offer classic American dishes using ingredients from their local farmer partners."

"This restaurant located in the Westin Dallas Downtown is a convenient dining option if you’re staying in or near the hotel. One of the favorites is the mushroom Swiss burger with a side of fries. The tavern-style restaurant offers an impressive beer and wine list as well."

"Firstly, if you go you should know their steak is absolutely amazing. This spot is so cute for a date night with boo before you hit the town!. It has a stunning interior, and then a smaller rooftop patio deck overlooking the Dallas Eye."

"Dallas doesn’t feel much like Italy, but the closest you’ll get is on Americano’s patio in the middle of Downtown. Sip Aperol spritzers and nosh on housemade pastas and pizza while doing plenty of people-watching."

"Situated in Dallas’s pretty White Rock Lake area, White Rock Alehouse & Brewery feels like a cozy neighborhood hangout spot. Founded by two East Dallas locals with a serious mutual love for craft beer, this alehouse and brewery provides the perfect location to relax with friends and family for the day. Apart from their extensive selection of beers (both locally-brewed and curated from elsewhere), White Rock Alehouse has a delectable food menu that pairs perfectly with the booze—think poblano mac and cheese, jumbo-sized tater tots, ahi tuna nachos, pretzels, and more."

"Located near White Rock Lake, this brewery comes from two East Dallas locals with a mutual love of craft beer. They have  12 of their own beers on tap including Belgian bruts and Blonde ales to Mexican-style lagers and milk stouts. You can also take beer home in a growler, crowler or keg."

"When you pull up to the building that once housed a YMCA, you might think the patio is only the ad hoc room on the side, wrapped in plastic."

"From classics to newbies, these are the best Thai restaurants to get takeout from in Dallas. (Courtesy of Si Lom). Currently only open for pickup and delivery, this Oak Lawn Thai Asian fusion restaurant offers easy online ordering as well."

"With locations all over the metroplex, Zenna becomes a quick favorite for their insanely popular (and really delicious) happy hour. Seriously, it lasts from 3:00-7:00 PM and has just the best menu!. You can get sushi for $3, other popular tapas (like Heaven Beef or Crispy Spring Rolls) for $4, or even a Beer Tower for $6."

"Asian restaurant in Dallas located on Rosemeade Pkwy offering both Japanese and Thai food options such as sushi, curry, noodles, fried rice and lunch bento boxes."

"North Lake HighlandsPlant-based cafe inside a Vietnamese marketFrom crispy egg rolls and soft spring rolls to pho and other hearty noodle soups, everything on the menu at this no-frills cafe inside a strip mall Vietnamese market comes packed with as much authentic flavor as meaty counterparts elsewhere. The kitchen uses mostly tofu and other soy-based proteins to recreate the taste and texture of animal proteins like chicken and beef, but when paired with complex sauces and vividly colored vegetables atop rice or noodles, animal products will not be missed."

"D’Vegan is a tiny Vietnamese eatery hidden away on Walnut Street. If you’re in the mood for plant-based Vietnamese cuisine, give D’Vegan a try. Their pho is especially well-loved, and you can also try the beef seitan lemongrass noodles."

"I came here last week at 7pm and the lights were out and the door was locked. I guess they closed earl..."

"We were pleasantly surprised by the Dallas Museum of Art, not because we doubted its impressive collection or presentation, but we weren't sure how our kids would do. We found solace in the Center for Creative Connections, which in turn houses Arturo's Nest - a play area for 0-4-year-olds - and the Young Learners Gallery for ages 5-8. Creative Connections allows you to create your own works of art and let your imagination run wild."

"Walk a gallery or walk a floor, the DMA offers big city thrills with an extensive permanent collection to enjoy for free. And check out the special exhibitions for more to see. Part of the Dallas arts districts with several art museums within walking distance."

"One of the largest museums in America deserves a spot on your Instagram. The Dallas Museum of Art was founded in 1903 and houses more than 24,000 works from around the world. Collections span more than 5,000 years and are divided into geographical regions."

"Laura Rathe Fine Art is considered the leading source of quality contemporary art in Dallas. In addition, this art facility aims to pair its clients with dynamic works that speak to their goals directly as collectors. Moreover, this facility is heavily secured by roaming guards and a sophisticated security system, guaranteeing their clients’ and artwork’s security and safety."

"After 10 years in Uptown, Perry’s Steakhouse made a move to a new, larger location around the corner in late July. Views of the Dallas skyline and Klyde Warren park are just the beginning of the grand elements throughout the two-story open design. A 30-foot wine tower flanks a stunning staircase sharing the spotlight with a mammoth, modern chandelier."

"Partake in a special Valentine's Day menu at Perry's Steakhouse & Grille. The new Park District location of Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille is one of the most romantic new spots to have a date. This Valentine’s Day, for $80 per person, you can partake in a three-course dinner at the restaurant with a choice of soup or salad, entree, and dessert."

"Located in Victory Park, this legendary music mecca is one of the city's premier venues for a wide variety of major musical acts. In fact, Billboard magazine rated the Dallas location as the fourth most popular music club in the country. Which is not surprising since its main performance hall is large enough to take a crowd, yet intimate enough to allow music-loves to get close and personal with their favorite artists."

"The Dallas House of Blues has hosted a variety of artists, including BB King, Alice Cooper, and George Clinton. The House of Blues Restaurant & Bar often has free live music, and it serves many Southern favorites. Try New Orleans gumbo, shrimp and grits, fried chicken, Memphis baby back ribs, or a sandwich or burger."

"Tread your date to a fun night of live music and some good Southern-style food at The House of Blues in Dallas. This rock-n-roll themed venue has become a Dallas staple for great musical acts. Not only that but they are also known to bring in comedians and they host a gospel brunch!"

"Ocean Prime is a top option for those visiting the Uptown neighborhood of Dallas or taking in an event at the nearby American Airlines Center. Stop into the Dallas location of this..."