Continental restaurants in Dallas / Fort Worth

Cafe Expresso

6135 Luther Lane, Dallas, TX 75225

Regulars boast about this Italian bistro, the worst-kept secret of well-heeled Dallas insiders. Some go just for carpaccio and focaccia.
St. Martin's Wine Bistro

3020 Greenville Ave., Dallas, TX 75206

Dining at St. Martin's Wine Bistro is not so much like dining on Greenville Avenue as it is dining in some kind of surreal, David Lynch-esque dream... More »
The Riviera

7709 Inwood Road, Dallas, TX 75209

After a brief hiatus, Dallas' longtime fine-dining institution is back with most of its luster intact--plus something new, lunch service. The superb continental... More »
Cava Restaurant

5934 Royal Lane, Dallas, TX 75230-3870

Well-worn space that once held Le Rendezvous seems that much more charming in the hands of husband-wife team Xavier Miro and Catalina Ocampo. The menu roams... More »
The Edge of Dallas

5100 Belt Line Road, Dallas, TX 75240

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Recent Critic Reviews

Dave Faries writes for Dallas Observer on Cava Restaurant

If your oral surgeon misses by the tiniest fraction, that foolproof replacement tooth could end up cracking your mandible. Did you know that? I didn't either until I overheard what amounted to a dissertation on modern dentistry practices, complete with pain thresholds and gore and all the other stuff you never want to know about, particularly at lunch. The conversation flowed from two...
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Dave Faries writes for Dallas Observer on Citrus Bistro

Remember the old saying "never trust a skinny chef"?

Well, our waiter—the one with gunmetal hair—nods toward the back room where Didier Viriot ambles back and forth, carrying his bulk confidently. The implication is clear: Have faith in the chef and his restaurant, Citrus Bistro.

But should you trust a man based on waist size alone? Hell, Karl Rove and John...
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Dave Faries writes for Dallas Observer on St. Martin's Wine Bistro

Each year when we reexamine the people mixing cocktails around the city, a certain, shall we say, insecurity creeps into our minds. Thousands of bartenders work in Dallas and its surrounding 'burbs and most pour a decent drink. By the time the fifth martini begins severing contact between brain cells and critical things like optic nerves and vocal chords, it doesn't really matter who serves the...
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