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2610 Maple Ave. Dallas, TX 75201-1924

214-528-0032

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Cuisine(s): American, French

Hours: Daily 5pm-10:30pm

Price: $$$

Payment Types: All Major Credit Cards
Features: Private Party, Catering, Prix Fixe

Serving: Dinner

Entertainment: Live Entertainment

Alcohol: Full bar
Reservations: Accepted

Parking: Valet

Description

With a name that elicits grungy post-industrial wastelands, The Old Warsaw is anything but. This Uptown establishment has specialized in French Continental dining since 1948 -- white tablecloths and all. It is your daddy's Oldsmobile -- not that there is anything wrong with that. Live music sets the tone for a romantic dinner made even more so with any of the more than 460 wines and a menu that includes baked oysters with sautéed spinach, smoked apple bacon and Champagne sauce, separated into sections with fancy French words. If that isn't tony enough, order the lobster Thermidor.

Vice Grip

By Mark Stuertz | Thu, January 01, 2004

It was the year of smoke. So many Dallas restaurant landmarks went up in the stuff in 2003, and so many Pall Malls and Partagas Churchills didn't, at least not within restaurant walls. And walls will be the most crucial culinary consideration in D... More »
Too Old-Fashioned

By Dave Faries | Thu, August 16, 2001

Sometimes in our daily lives we unwittingly explore the fuzzy boundaries between brutishness and sophistication. It's a tricky path between refined and plebeian, really. Purchase a steel frame chair with a cheap canvas seat from Wal-Mart, and you'... More »
Sinful Sustenance

By Dave Faries | Thu, November 02, 2000

At some point in time, humans discovered sugar, salt, partially hydrogenated vegetable oil, high-fructose corn syrup, and all of the other ingredients that make those hours between meals worthwhile. Only a few infallible individuals--the pope, Al ... More »
Old war-horse

By Mark Stuertz | Thu, June 01, 2000

Among the few things that are striking about The Old Warsaw, that stalwart fine-dining venue founded in 1949 by Polish diplomat Stanley Slawik, is the Café Pierre ($9.50). It's hard to get a grip on the exact formula and the preparation from a dis... More »

Main Menu

Appetizers Or Salad
$49.95

Large Gulf Shrimp
topped with sauteed lump crabmeat, mushrooms, green peppercorn sauce.

Escargot
in garlic butter or sauteed crab cake

Grilled Portabella Mushroom
with marinara sauce and goat cheese or baked lobster tail.

Smoked Norwegian Salmon
capers, purple sweet onion, boiled egg, mascarpone

Fresh Mozzarella
tomatoes, cilantro vinaigrette , greek salad or classic caesar

Soup
$49.95

Soup Of The Day

Lobster Bisque

Main Course
$49.95

Pan-seared Red Snapper
with sauteed crawfish, mushrooms, capers & garlic potatoes

Prime Rib Eye
with exotic mushrooms, melted goat cheese and truffle mac & cheese

Sauteed Veal Medallions
with cream sauce, fresh herbs & seafood on angel hair pasta

Braised Pheasant Or Roasted Duck
raspberry sauce, chestnuts puree, roasted new potatoes

Grilled Lamb Chops
with tzatziki sauce, sweet potatoes & grilled vegetables

Pan-seared Prime Steak Diane
with baked lobster tail & broccoli casserole

Grilled Prime Filet
lump crabmeat, madeira, bearnaise, garlic potatoes, french green beans

Grilled Scottish Salmon
sauteed mushrooms & capers on a bed of fettuccine

Dessert
$49.95

Chocolate, Raspberry Or Grand Marnier Souffle

German Chocolate Cake Or Key Lime Pie

New York Cheesecake Or Carrot Cake

Hazelnut Dark Chocolate Cake

Apple Pie With Ice Cream

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The Old Warsaw

2610 Maple Ave. Dallas, TX 75201-1924

214-528-0032

Description

Vice Grip

By Mark Stuertz | Thu, January 01, 2004

Too Old-Fashioned

By Dave Faries | Thu, August 16, 2001

Sinful Sustenance

By Dave Faries | Thu, November 02, 2000

Old war-horse

By Mark Stuertz | Thu, June 01, 2000

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