Dallas Restaurant Reviews – Page 10

Campisi’s Service Sucked Tonight

Ashli Michelle June 8, 2014 0 Comments

Darkness is wonderful at times and inside Campisi's is really dark. I'd been asked to have dinner there almost three times since living in Dallas and had the nerve to say no way each and every time. Was there a reason? Validity of some sort? Absolutely not. I'm pretty sure the drive-by glance of the parking lot had everything to do with my nonsense answer of no, which was horribly unjust. I...

Atomic Pie

Ashli Michelle June 6, 2014 0 Comments

After having lived in Lake Highlands for less than three weeks, it is fair to say there's nothing wrong with Lake Highlands. Maybe after a few months things will be horrible, but the beginning can only be considered more than multiple days of glory. Lake Highlands people who are looking for fabulous pizza delivery need to visit Atomic Pie. The good news is there are several tables for...

Eating Dinner at Potbelly on My Birthday

Ashli Michelle May 8, 2014 0 Comments

Please, do not be a Potbelly birthday snob. Being invited to a Potbelly sandwich tasting on my birthday meant purposely having dinner at Potbelly on the very same day as my birthday. Things needed in order to have fun on a person's day of birth are quite simple. 1. Music Potbelly had a guitar guy jamming barely eight inches away from the table. 2. Food Since Potbelly is a restaurant and the...

Bowl & Barrel = Pretzel Joy

Ashli Michelle April 13, 2014 0 Comments

For some reason there are people living in Dallas who have not tried the pretzel at Bowl & Barrel. Why would anyone not try the pretzel at Bowl & Barrel? Even though I previously attempted to convince all of this city's citizens to eat this $5 menu item of complete and total pretzel joy, I'm positive not everyone has done so. I decided to do my important culinary school homework at Bowl...

Stalking Angie Harmon at Coal Vines

Ashli Michelle March 17, 2014 0 Comments

My husband always sits facing the television because facing the television is what manly men face when some kind of sporting event is being televised in a restaurant. Little did I know this was going to finally hurt my feelings for the first time ever. The hostess at Coal Vines did not tell us a super important celebrity was brunching at a ten-top table located in the back corner of the...