Celebration

Had lunch here today and it was delicious. Super healthy farm to table options and of course they've got plenty of indulging type options!I got the blackened catfish and the cauliflower and broccoli as sides. Everything was super tasty but I was most impressed with the veggies. Very well flavored and just delicious. And that's saying something bc I'm usually not a vegetable fan!All in all I'd say Celebration is a great dining experience!

LocationJust off Inwood and West Lovers lane-University Park area of Northwest Dallas. ParkingLarge-very large open lot.AtmosphereFamily restaurant-numerous private roomsSeatingBar, tables, private rooms.ServiceOutstanding-we had a super large group-16+ and our servers expertly handled it in a personable and friendly manner. MenuSpecials-farm to table fresh-listing local farms and food. A variety of rolls were served-moist and corn filled corn bread, nut muffins, rolls. Butter in packs available-did nothing t taste salty-sweet and tum! We had the rosemary salmon-cooked perfectly-yum! The grilled salmon with almonds was so tender and moist! Did not need tartar sauce-the lemon was enough. The shrimp and grits were beautiful and delish! Dinners served with salad or soup-we had salad-served family style. Serged individual dressing on salad plates. Honey mustard was popular-I had the blue cheese-creamy, not chunky. Dessert was coconut cream pie-so good-we ordered more. Also shared the peach cobbler ala mode. . It was so delish that although we were sharing it, my friend finished it before I could get a second bite! SummaryGreat location, outstanding farm fresh menu! Love the private room!! Will have to bring my husband back to try! See you there!!

Party of 7 and we had our own dining room! Great place for an intimate family meal outside your home. Meatloaf - 7/10 not dry, taste like home cooking Special redfish - cooked to perfection, I would go back for this dish Blueberry Cobbler and coconut cream pie was a hit. The banana pudding was different not your typical recipe but it comforting for me and not overly sweet at all!

We went to the Flight Museum and since Celebration was nearby and has been on my "want to go" list for a while, we went there for lunch. There was about a 15-20 minute wait, but the bar area was available. We sat at the bar and ate. It was such a friendly relaxed atmosphere. The bartenders/servers were are very friendly and helpful. All of our meals were delicious and we were all happy that we made the decision to have lunch there. The menu is quite extensive and they have a nice, well stocked bar. Definitely a spot I would like to go back to, to try other dishes. The restaurant is pretty large, with lots of little rooms, and there is a nice, large outdoor eating area. Parking is convenient.

Every time we come, it's always delicious and we have great service. I only wish you could open another location up north in McKinney area.

What a wonderful experience we had at Celebration. We had reservations for seven guests and we were seated in our own private room at a round table that could seat eight. We experienced some of the best service and most friendly service you could imagine. This is a farm to table restaurant and everything we all ordered was fabulous. Most of their entrées were unbelievably priced at under $20. The vegetables are served family style and you get to choose three so by consensus we decided on the three that we would order. We ordered mashed potatoes, new potatoes, and broccoli. All the vegetables were cooked perfectly with just a touch of firmness and my personal peeve is broccoli that is so overcooked that is mushy.This was not that. And we actually ended up getting squash as well. I ordered the pot roast which was a very generous portion. The meat was so tender and juicy and served with several pieces of carrot, onion and a generous side of Au Jus. my entrée was also accompanied by either a soup, salad or fruit cup. I ordered the salad and it was fresh with no hint of being wilted and a balsamic vinaigrette dressing which was delicious. And remember this was all under $20. We ordered three different desserts and shared them, the peach cobbler served warm with a generous scoop of vanilla ice cream on top, the bread pudding which was our least favorite yet still delicious, and coconut cream pie.I can't wait to revisit this restaurant in the future.

I came here with a group of women for our founders day celebration last year after always wanting to try Celebration and hearing good things about it. We were able to make a reservation and got our own room for our weekend lunch. The service was not the best, and my lemonade was just lemon water, but the food was pretty good and everyone enjoyed the variety. We were able to pick an entrée and three sides and for the price it was a good deal. I highly suggest the sweet potato casserole. We plan to go back again this year.

I went to celebration for a girls organization event. The restaurant looks almost like a home with lots of small rooms. We definitely liked the privacy. I ordered the turkey and dressing. My sides were mash potatoes and a salad. I highly recommend the cucumber dressing for the salad. It was delicious! The rest of the meal was good and all the other ladies enjoyed theirs as well. Service was good they came and checked on up frequently but still let us have our space.

last-minute lunch choice. Excellent service and the food was fine. Really a good turkey club sandwich, but skipped the cheese and the sprouts. It was odd that it was served with tortilla chips and salsa. Just give me regular potato chips or nothing at all. Had grilled pork chop with mashed potatoes and beets. Pretty good. Also had a side of fried okra that was incredibly mediocre.

The service and atmosphere was excellent. Celebration is a great space to accommodate large parties. There are several little nooks within the restaurant to make it feel like you have a private room within this quite large restaurant. The servers were all great and accommodated our large party in a timely and kind manner. The food itself was very average. The yeast rolls were the star of the bread basket. The beef vegetable soup had great meat, but the broth was quite bland. The sides are served family style and all seemed to just be okay. Nothing stood out as being exceptionally delicious, but it wasn't bad either. It is quite pricey for the amount of food you are actually getting. The portion of the main dish that you order is on the smaller size, but the price is on the higher end. There is an option to order seconds of your main dish for a $5.95 fee. Overall, I recommend Celebration as a solid option for a larger gathering to accommodate a large group of people with a variety of different taste buds.