Best Restaurants with Dancing in Dallas-Ft. Worth (DFW) Corridor

I made a reservation same day for a birthday dinner and it was reserved immediately. I want to start off with the food!! It was a 10 out of 10. The pork belly tacos were amazinggg, the flautas were so good and my boo had the fajitas, nice and flavorful. The frozen guava margarita was delicious and the original margarita on the rocks was good he said. The chips and salsa were a little different… the chips are the hard kinds which I don’t like.. the salsa was just ok. I actually give that a 6/7. I went Sunday night so it was pretty empty by then and I didn’t get to go to the other side… maybe next time because I will definitely go back.

Food was ok, but it was a good vibe. I wish the food matched the atmosphere

Such a fun experience with my new grand baby and family. Food and service was perfect. I had not been there for dinner in a long time and have forgotten how delicious the food is there. Short ribs and salmon were amazing. My family members had the chicken and said it was the best they had ever had. Thanks mercat for the perfect ending to our Christmas holiday.

Super cute place! Went for dinner and drink and if Turned into a club while we were there with deejay and bottle service. We’ll be back

While this is a hotel lobby restaurant, once inside you’ll forget you’re in a hotel. Nice bar area with happy hour Monday thru Thursday 2pm - 6pm. Complimentary appetizer (OpenTable) of feta, olives and marinara with pita was very tasty! The bean soup was slightly spicy and full of wonderful flavor! For an entree I had the pork chop and as with everything else was equally tasty. Service from Elexis and team was fantastic and the staff did a great job of making us feel welcome and appreciated. For us locals, especially those who live in the immediate area, it would be nice to have easier access to the canal trails. I’d think it would also make a more enjoyable experience to hotel guests to be able to get to nearby places easier on foot. Hopefully the city is planning that—more side walks and trails connected to the standalone “bridges to nowhere”.