The restaurant industry has been put through the wringer in 2020. While adjusting to COVID-19, these new concepts mustered the strength to open amidst a global pandemic.
We are excited to see them grow into new pillars of our dining community. From breakfast spots to date night locations, be sure to check out these 10 new local restaurants.
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Bacchus Kitchen + Bar
The Hotel vin restaurant pays homage to the city’s history of vibrant vino. Whether you stop in for a glass from its extensive wine list, check out the bar selections or embrace the full feast available on the dinner menu, you’re sure to leave satisfied.
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Brew And Batter
Another Grapevine find, Brew & Batter opened in May, providing locals with a new energetic coffee destination. Its espresso drinks attract caffeine fanatics while its gourmet waffle offerings are a hit with people of all ages — especially little ones.
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Eggsquisite Cafe
260 N Kimball Ave, Southlake, Texas 76092From hearty plates like French toast and biscuits and gravy to healthy dishes like avocado toast and steel cut oats, Eggsquisite Cafe craftily cares for Southlake’s breakfast diners. Since opening in November, the sleek bistro has already grown quite the following thanks to its pretty plating and welcoming ambiance.
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Fajita Pete’s
Sizzling flavors waft out of Southlake’s new Tex-Mex option, Fajita Pete’s. The new franchise centers its menu on fajitas, but it also offers tacos, salads, flautas and more. And don’t sleep on its frozen margaritas, also available for to-go orders.
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Halal Guys
3000 E Southlake Blvd., Southlake, Texas 76092Halal Guys is another popular franchise to land in Southlake. Starting in a hot dog cart in New York City, Halal Guys has grown over the past 30 years to become a pioneer in the American halal food market. Diners can indulge in its platters or sandwiches, filled with your choice of protein.
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Harvest Hall
The new food hall is bringing big flavors to Grapevine. It features seven different concepts — Arepa TX, Chick & Biscuit, Easy Slider Texas, Spuntino by Loveria and ZaTaR — all under one roof. So whether you are in the mood for Latin street food, old Italian family recipes or light Mediterranean dishes, it’s available at Harvest Hall.
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Horizon 76
1821 S Main St., Keller, Texas 76248The term American grill finds new meaning at Keller’s Horizon 76. The patriotic restaurant features a wide variety on its menu, including filet mignon chili and a bone-in burger. But it sources a majority of its products from local vendors, like Z Bar Cattle Company and Shannon Brewing Company, ensuring the concept truly embraces its community.
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Pink Beet Cafe
2310 W Southlake Blvd., Suite 100, Southlake, Texas 76092Clean eating is easy at Southlake’s Pink Beet Cafe. Its juices are made with fresh, nutritious produce items, and its salads and grain bowls include refreshing yet energizing ingredients. Whether you stop in for a snack with your kids or are looking for a filling yet healthy lunch, Pink Beet provides.
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Savage Burrito
One of the most disruptive dining trends to come out of 2020 has to be ghost kitchens. Savage Burrito, part of Uncle Julio’s Restaurant Group, popped up in October, providing burritos, bowls, salads, tortillas and signature sauces to diners through third-party delivery services. So don’t go looking for a physical public location. You’ll have to enjoy these bright offerings from the comfort of your own home.
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Vitality Bowls
Acai is king at Southlake’s Vitality Bowls. Each of these packed bowls has a bold base made with ingredients like organic acai, graviola and banana, and is then topped with bright ingredients. But Vitality Bowls also offers smoothies, juices, salads, soups, pananis, sides and snacks.
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