Looking to get out of your neighborhood to try a new dining experience? Check out the following restaurant news from across the Dallas-Fort Worth metro, as recently reported by Community Impact.
Allen: The Melting Pot now offering fondue in Allen’s Watters Creek Village
The eatery offers a signature four-course dining experience featuring both cheese and chocolate fondue courses. The menu includes six types of cheese fondue served with bread, fruit and vegetables, as well as salads. Entree fondue options including Coq au Vin and Court Bouillon, which pair with proteins such as shrimp, steak and chicken.
Frisco: Utsav Indian Cuisine & Bar opens new Frisco restaurant
The restaurant offers south and north Indian cuisine, featuring kebabs, fried rice and noodle dishes, biryani dishes, vegetarian and non-vegetarian curry dishes, soups and mandis. The restaurant also features a full-service bar and lounge, serving specialty cocktails and beers.
Frisco: Litehouse Whole Food Grill offers healthy fast food in Frisco
The menu centers on balanced bowls, wraps and grilled options, and also offers pasta dishes, tacos, stir-fry bowls and flatbread pizzas. Also on the menu are a variety of specialty lemonades, teas and bottled sodas.
Grapevine: Vidorra serves street tacos, handcrafted margaritas in Grapevine
Vidorra’s menu includes street tacos, fajitas, aguachile, housemade guacamole and parrillada en fuego. The drink menu includes a selection of cocktails, such as noche tropical and Vidorra’s soft-serve margarita, which combines soft serve ice cream and a frozen margarita.
McKinney: Smalls Sliders opens 2nd McKinney location
A second Smalls Sliders restaurant is now open in McKinney, according to a company news release.
The quick-service restaurant sells hamburger sliders made with one or two beef patties, cheese, and pickles, according to its website. The restaurant also serves waffle-cut fries, milkshakes and party trays.
Plano: Curry Tei & Bar now serving Japanese comfort food in downtown Plano
The restaurant specializes in Japanese curry and “izakaya-style” appetizers, owner Michelle Le said in an email. Izakaya refers to a Japanese pub. Curry Tei & Bar also serves alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
