Best Date Night Restaurants in Upper Greenville

Joey Dallas - A Luxurious Hidden Dining Gem in NorthPark Joey Dallas is an absolute treasure! Nestled in the luxurious NorthPark Center, this restaurant defies all expectations of mall dining. From the moment you step inside, the chic and sophisticated décor transports you to what feels like an upscale downtown hotspot, not a mall restaurant. The food? Simply exquisite. Each dish was beautifully prepared and full of flavor, showcasing a perfect balance of creativity and taste. It’s clear that the culinary team is dedicated to delivering an exceptional dining experience. The atmosphere is vibrant and trendy, making it perfect for any occasion, whether a night out with friends, a date, or a celebratory dinner. But what truly sets Joey Dallas apart is the impeccable service. Every staff member was attentive, thoughtful, and professional, making you feel like a VIP throughout your meal. One particularly delightful touch? They brought out a stylish little stand to hold your purse or take-home bags—such an elegant and considerate detail that adds to the upscale feel of the experience. Joey Dallas isn’t just a restaurant; it’s a destination. It elevates NorthPark dining to new heights, blending the mall’s luxury atmosphere with a truly unique and sophisticated culinary experience. Highly recommend!

There last night to celebrate a friend’s B’day and we had a Wonderful experience! Food was excellent, drinks were 10/10(one of the strongest Old fashioned )the vibe the service it was all fantastic. A must try -Crispy chicken bao bun, Truffle Sashimi,hellfire roll( all the rolls were amazing) and the gigli Pasta didn’t disappoint at all.

We eat here two to three times a year. Last night was probably the best food we’ve had in the last five years. The bottle of Moet was great. Opening the evening was a plate of four pastries (gougyure?) filled with salmon mousse and caviar. We followed with a Farmer’s Green Salad. My wife had catch of the day. Me? Fried quail. There was not a hiccup with any of these entrees - all were excellent. The desserts - chocolate mousse and an apple tart with ice cream The chef’s gift to the table was a pumpkin soup with coconut milk. I wished that they would make this a regular menu item. One slight flaw. The recipe for the famous Dean Fearing tortilla soup seems to have changed. All in all - an excellent evening. IF. If I could change one thing? Hire a carpenter. Put in a vestibule ahead of the outside entry door. it was cold outside last night, and the drafts that passed through the restaurant are quite cold. All in all - the $$ were well spent.

I will continue to return to Moxie’s because of the inclusive consistent experience I have each visit. From the moment I walk in the door, everyone greets with eye contact and a welcoming smile. Hospitality is always felt even when a happy hour with friends extends longer than expected. Noah provided an exemplary experience yesterday.

While the food is always great, we opted to try sitting at the sushi bar as we always have gotten a table. Poor decision! Service was not good. The bar tender was our server whom largely neglected us. Took 40 minutes for her to come back from drink order to meal order. Don’t sit at the sushi bar unless you’re not hungry!