Dragonfly - Dallas, Texas

Tony C.

Posh contemporary spot with a buzzy bar scene crafting New American cuisine with Asian influences. The restaurant is inside of Hotel Zaza. They have valet parking and street parking behind the hotel and a few spots behind the Urgent Care. The food is good and it looks nice inside. It was cool the day I went, but I would love to go back and try the outdoor terrace and the happy hour. They have dessert cocktails that I would like to try. I had an omelet which had a great texture. They gave wheelchair accessibility and high chairs for children. There looks to be a small private dining room, it may seat about five people. It's a nice restaurant to go solo, in a date or a small group. I don't recommend it for large parties unless you're able to book the entire outdoor area. I dont know that you can but it would be nice to have that outdoor space exclusively.

sri A.

We were there for valentines dinner. The place is really cool. We loved the ambience. The food was pretty good too. The vibe of the place was great. Definitely worth the money. Would love to go back.

Meke L.

Beautiful restaurant, the food was okay. Went on my birthday and was very underwhelmed. I got the truffle pasta, it took awhile to come out even though the restaurant was not busy and the flavor was very mild almost bland. Appetizers were pretty good!

Jenale ?. S.

Unfortunately, this is another one of those restaurants whose decor out matches the food. Located inside of the Hotel Zaza, you are immediately embraced by the vibrant colors and extremely unique aesthetics.

Although the service is very accommodating and the drinks are good, the food left much to be desired. As evident by the lackluster image, the crab cakes were burnt, the scallops not cooked correctly in the vegetables seared to an off consistency.

I'm sure the Instagram and tick toks look amazing, but similar to other hotel restaurants around the city, the aesthetics take precedence over the flavor of the food.

Cynthia D.

From the complimentary parking, to the Christmas menu, to the decor curated with an eye for detail (even down to the dragonfly tiles in the ladies room), the Dragonfly was a delightful experience. The food was indulgent yet not heavy. The coffee was notably bold with no aftertaste, and the menu prices were unexpectedly reasonable for a hotel restaurant. But the piecè de resistancé was how exceptionally professional and pleasant the staff was, exhibiting the very definition of hospitality. It would appear that Hotel ZaZa hires for "culture fit" and it shows. If you're considering a visit, you won't be disappointed.

Vanessa R.

We tried the cheeseburger and the ahi tuna poke bowl, and both were delicious, but the poke bowl was exceptional. The tuna was perfectly seasoned. I didn’t have high expectations for the food, but I was genuinely impressed. I really enjoy having lunch here. Plus, the staff was incredibly friendly and attentive.

Niecy C.

The food was yummy. I always wanted to try this place out, and I really enjoyed it. The environment was welcoming and friendly. Even the valet was so kind to give me water because it was so hot outside. The fries were absolutely delicious. The blue crab linguine could have done without the sprouts on top, but otherwise, it was also yummy.

Karla R.

Amazing service and beautiful decor, but I've never had such a bland dish. I ordered the spicy crispy chicken and mashed potatoes. The potatoes tasted like they were whipped with water and the chicken had no seasoning besides a sprinkle of chili on the outside. It was absolutely plain but it wasn't bad, not worth going for that specific dish at least. The green beans were the most flavorful thing on the plate.