Dragonfly

Pretty okay restaurant. Some items definitely seem better priced per portion than others. I understand it is supposed to be a more luxurious restaurant but a lot of it seemed overpriced. Especially the drinks. Old Fashions were $20.

I went here with my boss after a day of work. It was recommended by a coworker. The food was very good and filling. The service was good, nothing to write home about. The atmosphere of the place is kind of confusing. I suppose when I consider it's in a hotel it makes more sense. It just felt very segregated in terms of seating. Would recommend!

OMG the food at Hotel Zaza/Dragonfly was delish! Tucked inside this luxurious boutique is a sexy vibe. The beautiful bartender Jessica was delightful and a true mixologist. Not to mention she was also the perfect city guide for recommendations of things to do! The blue crab lemon butter linguine was to die for. Yummmmm. They have a dj on Saturday nights so check them out & have some bites along with dancing all night! This restaurant is #BarbieApproved

Caesar Salad, Filet, Cheesecake So this was a stupendously mediocre meal, but it was pharmaceutical sponsored and free, so what can you do. Caesar salad was just alright. Filet was decidedly not medium rare and so meh. Cheesecake was bland too. My friend hated the veggie option. Service was very fast though, I'll give them that

This restaurant at Hotel ZaZa (fantastic little boutique hotel) is truly cozy and chic. The prices are up there, the menu is small but balanced, and the vibe is artsy-modern-southwestern with white tablecloths and $20 cocktails. Our service was absolutely stellar (thank you, Ernesto) and the dishes we ordered ranged from good to great. Here's what we had and what I thought about it all:Garlic fries: thinly cut, crispy, garlicky. Some a little more soggy than others but overall very inviting and crunchy, you just wanna grab them all. Deviled egg trio: You get 2 each of these 3 styles: prosciutto, caviar, and "like mama made" which is literally just egg filling with a little paprika. Hahah. But that is like so many moms make... yum. The crispy prosciutto was delicious of course and the caviar made for nice little salty, briney bursts in my mouth. Caesar salad: They gave us gluten free croutons! This is a chopped Caesar salad with plenty of tangy dressing and Parmesan. 6 oz prime filet: cooked perfectly to order with a really nice sear. I love that salt-and-peppery, charred, crisp crust on a filet. Served with asparagus and garlic mashed potatoes. The potatoes were a bit gritty but the asparagus was really flavorful with a great snap. Before leaving we each ordered an iced latte that Ernesto made us himself with oat milk, vanilla, and cinnamon. So good.. I think an iced coffee makes for a perfect dessert. I 100% look forward to returning. The drinks might cost a fortune but I suppose that's just boutique hotel prices in Dallas these days. The food doesn't seem as costly.. think $12 crispy Brussel sprouts, a $17 cheeseburger, $24 crispy buttermilk fried chicken. Next time I'm definitely going for the $24 blue crab and gulf shrimp aguachile ceviche and a $20 espresso martini!

We just spent $250 for a terrible meal. We ate the steak and fish special. I had one bite of lobster in my entire meal. My steak was well done. I ordered medium rare. The macaroni sat under the warming light too long and the asparagus was over steamed. Our drinks were over served. The service was excellent and atmosphere was engaging. However, we went there for the food!

This is one of our favorite work/ Brunch spot locations The food is always amazing, I'm always greeted by a friendly smile with impeccable service .the staff is extremely accommodating, I love to go for brunch take my laptop and work .. I love the atmosphere. It's very cozy dim lighting, great vibe...and great pool view ..As a vegetarian finding a restaurant that caters to my dietary needs without compromising on taste is very important to me. Rather you're a devoted vegetarian or just seeking a really nice exceptional dining experience. Dragonfly is a must visit destination. It is located at the bottom level of the Zaza hotel in Dallas Texas. Try them out... I have below some of me and my sweetie lite brunch fav's Enjoy ..and Fyi there crispy Brussels sprouts & impossible. Burger is also amazing... once again I thank God I have a great relationship with the gym

my friends and i came here to celebrate my birthday. we had a small mishap with my reservation, but the staff was happy to accommodate my large party, and we enjoyed the evening on a heated patio (LOVE heated patios). the food was good! i don't think i'll be getting the chicken again, but i did try a friend's spare ribs, and those were incredible (tender and flavorful). cocktails were pretty okay, a little expensive, but they are unique and fun to enjoy with friends. the ambiance was very beautiful. the whole evening was intimate, cozy, and delightful. there was even a dj who came later on in the evening, and my friends and i loved what he was spinning that night! server joanne (sorry if i misspelled) was also incredibly attentive and friendly! overall great spot! the price point for things was likely my only complaint!

A chic little restaurant located in a boutique hotel. Not an extensive menu but had a good mix of staple breakfast items and some unique dinner options. The lamb lollipops were fantastic! The All American breakfast was solid. The service was as expected for a hotel setting. This place is a good convenient option if you're in the area.

Great food, especially the lamb chops. Creative cocktails. The ambience is romantic. This is a hidden gem!