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Hibiscus

2927 N. Henderson Ave. Dallas, TX 75206 | East Dallas & Lakewood | 214-827-2927

Location Description:

Good thing the food's so delicious at Hibiscus, since the portions stretch the limits of the word gargantuan. A baked crab dip app at this New American eatery could easily feed four, while the prime strip "brick" weighs in at an impressive 18 ounces. But the cooking isn't nearly as ham-handed as the brutish sizing might suggest: The menu features an unparalleled lamb osso bucco, delicate ceviche and satisfyingly crunchy tempura-battered onion rings.


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Details

  • Cuisine(s): American, New American
  • Hours: Mon-Thu 5pm-10pm, Fri-Sat 5pm-11pm
  • Price: $$$
  • Serving: Dinner
  • Reservations: Accepted, Highly Recommended
  • Parking: Valet
  • Payment Types: All Major Credit Cards, cash
  • Attire: Business Casual
  • Features: Business Dining, Private Party, Takeout, Wheelchair Accessible

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