Elm Street Cask & Kitchen

Ambiance was a little off, the layout of the restaurant/dining area is somewhat confusing as there's a giant bar that takes up most of the space, and this space was once for private events and has since been turned into a restaurant. Service was okay, but the restaurant was also pretty dead, I don't believe there were more than 4 tables sat and 3 people at the bar while we were there.We got the wings as an appetizer, which were really good, but there's no indication of spice level for the BBQ sauce, so my friend wasn't able to enjoy them, would be nice to have a warning or heads up so the spice adverse can ask for it in the side or abstain completely.For my entree I ordered the pork chop; the bed of mashed potatoes, kale and bacon were honestly phenomenal, all though I thought the kale would be it's on side and not mixed in with the potatoes. The chop is self was just okay, not super flavorful, but still good enough to enjoy.I wasn't blown away by this visit, but it was a good plan B for the night.

If you're in downtown Dallas and want some breakfast Elm Street Cask & Kitchen is a good choice. They also have lunch and dinner too, but I just had breakfast. The decor is cool and the restaurant is clean. The wait staff were all nice and breakfast was great.Check them out!

If I could give this establishment, half a star, I would. The half star would be for the fabulous old fashion. Two friends of mine and I came in on a Thursday night around 9:45pm. The bar wasn't busy and there was one male bartender. We were not greeted and asked if they were still open. The bartender said they were open but the kitchen was closed. We took some seats at the table and the bartender came over and asked us what we wanted. We ordered and he asked to see our ID. I made a joke about looking over 21 and he said "I checked all IDs".He then brought our drinks over a few moments later and ignored us the rest of the experience. Two other women came over and sat at the bar and he warmly spoke to them. He also did NOT check their ID when they ordered their beer!! I finished my drink and rushed my friends so we could leave. The whole reason we can was to experience some good bourbon and we weren't even offered the bourbon menu! We asked for our check and he said "don't worry about it." I'm assuming that he overheard us about our displeasure. As someone who loves to support localbusinesses, I'm so perplexed as to why my party was treated this way. Anyhoo, I will never be back!

I sat down for brunch with my family. The waiter took our order and after a while, I checked with the bartender to see if she received our drink order. She said she did not but would check with the waiter and get it taken care of. They brought the wrong drinks. No worries. I then overheard her yelling about how stupid we were and how it was our mistake and not hers. Got up and left. Terrible management to allow such a bartender to work there.

Service here is very slow. We orders our drinks and food at the same time and it took 1 hour and 13 minutes. So if you are okay to wait the ambiance is calm and clean. We came on a Saturday morning at 10:30 and it was not busy at all Food: got the hippie omelette this was okay not too many veggies. 2 dad breakfast: this was filling Crab cake Benedict: this was good Peach French toast: sweet and okay All food needed hot sauce for us

(January 2020)Not quite sure how my best friend and I decided on this spot, but it was delightful. Different days and times have their own menus. We came during the week for lunch.At 1 p.m. on a Wednesday, the place was very quiet, despite downtown being a little busy.The decor is rustic chic, and it feels like a speakeasy. I appreciated the cozy chairs.Making a decision on what to eat was fairly easy, as you only had a handful of choices. The main options were soups, salads, and sandwiches. I ordered the Wagyu Sliders. They were delightful. Slightly disappointed in the fries. But the sweet tea helped make amends.We didn't see our server too often, but he was friendly and made sure we had what we needed.Overall, I would check out Cask & Kitchen again on a future visit.

Eat: HOT FRIED CHICKEN & WAFFLEReaction: Chicken was more yummy than expected, loved it.

We had a group of 10 people - 5 adults and 5 kids. We went on a very slow Thursday night. We waited almost an hour for our food - which considering the 5 kids got chicken tenders/fries and 1 adult got a burger that's a long time. When our food did arrive, it was cold, barely room temperature - meals we spent $20-30 on. Our waiter had to call "someone" to find out what to do so obviously there was no manager on site. They remade some of it - but it was still not very hot. At this point we gave up on trying to get an edible meal. And don't get me started on the man who delivered our food and I watched him pick up fries off the tray and put them on our plates - with his bare hands! I will never go back or recommend this place.

We visited two nights in a row. Andres the bartender served us both nights. He was amazing. As we sat down the second evening he greeted us with our four drinks from the previous evening. That's a good bartender!

Terrible Service, Decent Food. Upon entry myself and my party were not greeted for 7min, upon seating each interaction with staff took up to 15 minutes. We watched as staff stood around on their phone and failed to tend to the table. Though the food may be tasty, the service greatly distracted us from the enjoyment of the meal.