The Common Table

I haven't been to Dallas in 3937384 years, so it was time for me to visit.My line sister created an itinerary for us to be out in the town. We decided to participate in Sunday funday and this was our first stop! I got the breakfast wrap, with no eggs or meat BUT filled with potatoes. I couldn't appreciate the chunks of bell peppers AT ALL... they definitely should have been diced WAY smaller+ a side salad. Aside from that, the wrap was top tier. We got the mimosa tower as well. My sis got wings and fries. The music was good, the service was even better . I 100% would come back.

The foods good, and so is the service! We sat at the bar and it was fun! I liked the drinks there, especially the old fashioned(it's under a different name in the menu, but on the similar lines) Will go there again!

First and foremost, we came at a time where they had a lot of hip-hop music playing, and I really wish we were able to at least go in for that, but they were booked up really bad .So we decided to wait around and come back for their dinner hour and honestly, I wish we never went. The ambience was boring. The music they were playing was just regular music. They turned it down really low obviously because it was dinner. The drinks were very much so not worth the money. I'm talking about why on earth was these drinks so high and they were not good . Definitely drink before you go that way if you do taste drinks, it's just a kind of criticize how you like themThey're having to be a high school graduation or homecoming night going on so there were a lot of kids in here . On top of that the service itself was very bland.

Good spot for brunch.. Plenty of parking and seating.. Indoor and patio is available... Good service.. DJ playing good tunes on a Saturday... Chicken and Waffles was good.. Big juicy chicken w/ flavor and waffle was good..

I have been to both locations, and both locations do not disappoint, especially with their Happy Hour specials.Atmosphere/Ambiance - 5/5 - Just like the other location, I have never been inside haha. We take our pup and sit outside. This location doesn't have an area for the kids, but there there are many other places to eat in this area as well.Staff - 5/5 - Very friendly and attentive. Made sure to come out and check on us in a timely fashion.Food/Drink - What we ordered:Drinks - Smoke & Mirrors - $7 HH - 5/5 - Cannot beat this $7 old fashioned.Food - Chicken Quesadillas - $7 - 5/5 - These are massive. I get these every time. Garlic Knot Chicken Parm Sliders - $7 - 3/5 - This location has them dry as well. Pretzel Bites - $7 - 4/5 - Nothing special, but recommend if you are a pretzel lover.Chicken Philly Egg Rolls - $7 - 4.5/5 - Philly Steak egg roll style. Recommended.Ahi Tuna Tacos - $8 - 5/5 - Highly Recommend. Definitely one of my faves.Fried Pickles - $4 - 5/5 - nothing special. But CHEAP.Thursday is AYCE wings, so one day will need to check it out.Overall, you cannot beat their HH food & drink specials. I have been here many times, and will be back again.

We made reservations online for Sunday brunch and were excited to enjoy the food and vibes here until we arrived and it wasn't worth the hassle. There is a two-hour time limit on busy days and we understood that going in. Our table wasn't set for our arrival, so unbeknownst to us, they marked us as sitting down late, hurting our time limit. We (group of 4) started with a $44 common table punch, but decided that wasn't what we wanted due to the massive amount of ice in the container that watered down the drink, plus the ice that they brought in our individual cups to accompany the punch. The waitress, who was argumentative and passive aggressive throughout this process, did not help us. The manager, there at the time, removed the punch from our tab. We ordered a mimosa tower, that came without any ice, and it was good and plentiful. The short rib hash was delicious but it was more like a snack, it wasn't enough to fill me up. The biscuit sandwich was very tasty and filling. Our two hour limit was approaching and we asked if our time would be extended since the mimosa tower took more than 25 minutes to arrive because they ran out of the pitchers that it was poured in. The answer was no. However, two tables that had reservations before us (I confirmed with those tables) were not forced to leave but we were? Our server clearly was playing favoritism, she was dancing on them, while forcing us to leave. The new manager that arrived was of no help either, it was just a bad experience at this restaurant.

The Common Table is the place to be for brunch if you're in Dallas. It's officially a "must-visit" any time I'm in town. I dined on a Sunday morning. I strongly recommend making a reservation beforehand as the seats fill up quickly. It's a lively brunch (hip-hop themed) so expect to be yelling to communicate but you're only communicating if you're not singing to the music, eating the delicious food, or cheering your mimosas. And honestly, you're gonna be havingsuch a great time you probably won't even notice the volume after while. This restaurant has amazing energy and is a huge space with indoor and outdoor seating. I ordered the blackened chicken and scrambled eggs over grits. 10/10. I want to say I would order this every time but after tasting a bit of every dish on the table, I'm excited to try another flavorful, fresh, dish. Definitely go check out The Common Table.

Good food and quality drinks for good price! Our server was a fun! He made it a great time. Music was playing and the crowd was having fun. Indoor and outdoor seating.

I was visiting from Chicago over the weekend and my friend brought me here for brunch with her boyfriend. She had a reservation for the patio but because it was raining, we had to wait for a table inside. The hostess provided us with a large round table in the corner, which felt like a vip section. We were so grateful because it wasn't looking like we would get a table. I wish I knew her name because she was really sweet and even gave us complimentary mimosas during our wait. Once seated, our server, Chris, came right over with waters and introduced himself. He helped me choose the short rib hash and I was not disappointed! This dish was so amazing. The baschumel sauce was so rich and so tasty. The short rib itself was tender and the potatoes crispy. I could order this again for sure. I also had a pancake on the side. It was way too cakey and dense for me. I didn't care for it. I tried the chicken fried steak that my friend's bf ordered. Also very good! I would order that as well. Now for the atmosphere. The music was so good and a nice mix. This place had great vibes and great food to match. Plus, Chris' service was great and the kitchen had our food out in a flash. Highly recommend and I'll be back when I return to Dallas.

I'm shocked at how disappointing this experience was. We came for Sunday brunch, the music was great but that's about it and honestly it was way too loud. We made a reservation for 1, got seated maybe 5-10 mins late, no big deal. However, we waited for about 10-15 mins for someone to even come over to us. The server we got was fine, she messed up a few requests (for example bringing the wrong type of Jameson for one of our shots) but I'll chalk it up to it being too loud.The food? VERY underwhelming. Their food menu for brunch is quite small and overpriced. Honestly I didn't want to eat anything here but we were here so I just picked the build your breakfast option. The portions were TINY. I couldn't believe how little food I got for $18. It stated on the menu that they charge you $3 if you want to take your food to-go which is crazy for food you've already paid for and it's not like it's buffet style. Even crazier considering there's not even enough food to take. Nothing I had was seasoned, grits or potatoes and my friend said the chicken in her salad wasn't seasoned either. I had an Irish coffee which was terrible because the coffee was very poor quality and very watery. Honestly even the shots we got tasted watered down.Overall I would definitely not come back here.