Dee's Table Burgers & More

The Ultimate Super Bowl Feast The anticipation had been building all week. The Super Bowl was finally here, and I had planned the perfect game day spread. I ordered various mouthwatering appetizers from Dee's Table in Plano and picked them up at noon, ensuring everything was fresh and ready.As I unpacked the goodies, the aroma of deliciousness filled the air. The first thing I tried was a slider; let me tell you, it was a taste sensation! It's juicy, flavorful, and just the right size to keep me returning for more. I zapped it for 15 seconds--perfect.But that was only the beginning. Our order was laden with an assortment of delectable treats: crispy onion rings, mac and cheese balls, something that looked like a spring roll but wasn't (and it was delicious), and a Caesar salad. Let's not forget the assortment of dips--two mustards and a sauce for the (non) spring rolls

Dee's Table Burgers & More didn't impress me. I was in the area and decided to give them a try. The service was average. The buyers took long to come to the table, and it wasn't crowded around lunchtime on a Sunday.I came here with my family and got a couple of kid's meals, the chicken bites and a hamburger with cheese, they both came with skinny fries and a drink. Be aware the cheese on the cheeseburger has a $2 charge. This wasn't written anywhere and wasn't told to us before ordered. The Lincoln Burger consists of a wagyu patty, shrimp peppercorn fondue, lettuce, tomato, red onion, and chipotle mayo. The burger patty itself was tasteless as in very little seasoning. I got it cooked medium. The fixing on the buyer was good, the shrimp on the burger was interesting especially if you like shrimp, and the shrimp had a good flavor. However, I would have hoped the burger patty would have been larger for the price. Also, the burger didn't include fries. I ordered Parmesan fries which was good, not the best I ever had, but the portion size was very small to me for $6. However, they were fried crispy. The parmesan flavor was light.The Cowboy Burger consisted of a wagyu beef patty, crispy onions, pepper jack cheese, and chipotle BBQ sauce. This burger patty was flavorless and lightly seasoned. The BBQ sauce was good, however, but overall, the burger was average because it was lacking in flavor. The quality of the beef was good, however.My kids enjoyed their meals; however, the chicken bites, you get 3 pieces, the cheeseburger was a different bun and didn't include lettuce and tomatoes. I won't be back here; the food isn't worth it for me for the price and the experience. Service was meh. Just know if you try Dee's Table Burgers & More, you won't be blown away and the burgers and the flavor is average. Also, for a sit-down restaurant experience, the burgers should include fries.

Had a 7:30pm reservation for three last night. Despite the hostess coming to the stand multiple times, it took her fourth visit to even say hello and great us. We were seated 15 minutes after our reservation time- despite two families who did not have reservations and were called from the waitlist getting seated first.At that point we were given two options. One, they could makeshift a table for us or we could wait longer to get a real table. We opted for the makeshift, and they literally put a tiny bistro round style table made for two people in between tables with three chairs. It was awkward and cramped but we were tired of waiting. Our waitress was great and hospitable, a definite improvement to the hostess. Espresso martinis were on point but the food was just fine, nothing to write home about. All three of us just ordered burgers and fries, but it took 40 minutes to get our food. It was fine, but I would recommend HopDoddy or Rodeo Goat as they have consistent service and seating.It wasn't worth our trouble and I likely won't be recommending it.

5 months later, food has gone downhill significantly. Smallerportions and the grill flavor taste fake. Fries undercooked.

Not a bad burger joint, service is the star here. Outstanding service but just OK burgers. The main disappointment was the cheeseburger egg rolls. Just way too much beef, and not that well flavored. Overall ok, this used to be my the Mark Whalberg burger joint that failed. Not sure this spot by Dee Lincoln won't see the same fate in a few months.

We went for Valentine's evening. Sat at Bar for hour before 7 pm reservation. Great service and reasonable wine pricing. Dinner service was great but regular burger was dry and tasteless. I think it was overcooked with no seasoning. Onion rings were good but skinny fries were not crisp or hot. Certainly not what we expected from Dee Lincoln whose steak house is excellent.

Dee's tableIs a burger joint in a frisco mixed use development called "The Star"Since steakhouses usually have excellent burgers, and they were just next door to a really good steakhouse under the same ownership, I thought I'd drop by. Ambiance is what you might expect at a Dee Lincoln burger joint: high end casual. Lots of dallas cowboys memorabilia and artwork decorate the walls and all furniture and finishes were new. (2 months old at the time of this review)Bar area has plenty of seating (23 seats), two televisions, 12 beers on tap and a modest selection of liquor. The staff seem excited about this new concept and happy to be there. The Indoor dining area: Had 12 tables, seating for about 50The Outdoor Patio is pet friendly, Seats 36 and has 1 television I ordered "The Cowboy" burger, medium rare, with a cold glass of Revolver Brewing's "Blood & Honey. It was not very crowded at the time I visited (3 customers), so the service was prompt. my order came in less than 5 minutes . The Cowboy burger was cooked at exactly the temperature I requested. It was not as flavorful as I would expect from a wagyu burger, and It had a chipotle BBQ glaze that I found to be a little too sweet for my palate. With a little bit of salt, however, it tasted fine. Although they don't have as many TVs as a sports bar, I can see this place getting pretty crowded during football games. I'd I will definitely revisit and try a few more items on the menu.

Our experience at Dee's Table was top notch. I really don't understand the other lower rated reviews because I struggled to find fault with our experience. We walked in and were seated on the patio immediately. Our server, Madison, was friendly and attentive. Our burgers were some of the best. The buns were AMAZING. They reminded me of my grandmother's homemade yeast rolls.They were busy, but they didn't miss a beat in service. Already looking forward to our return.

I'm a little hard on my ratings for burger joints simply because there's so many of them and there's tons to compare to. This was actually a pretty decent place for lunch and I'd actually give it 3.5 stars but that's not an option. Firstly, the staff was very friendly and helpful. Our waiter never let our drinks go empty, helped understand the menu and was very attentive. Great waiter and I'd give him 5 out of 5. Now the atmosphere. The place is a little small and very tight seating. Not much room to move around and if you get up to use the restroom you're going to bump into tables and chairs. Also, it is extraordinarily loud in there. I couldn't really speak to my wife as it was very difficult to hear her over all the noise. Everyone's voice carries and practically echos. Do this I'd give 2 out of 5. The menu; fair amount of options for appetizers, burgers, etc. however, I had no idea what I could change, modify, or add. Nothing on the menu has bacon so I assumed bacon wasn't an option. It is, but no one would know because it's not on there. Same for any extras, or other common add ons/substitutions. I'd give the menu a 3.5 out of 5. Now for the food. I ordered the Blue Cheese burger , added bacon and upgraded the patty to Wagyu. Parmesan fries as the side. The fries, were excellent. Perfectly hot and crispy and the seasoning was great. 5 out of 5 on the fries. The burger, the bun was actually pretty good, nice and airy, fluffy, and not dense like other places. Dense buns are disappointing because all you taste is bread and they did not have this issue at all. My only criticism would be that it was slightly dry, not dry as it cooked too long or stale. Almost like the dough may have rested too long and dried out slightly. Overall 4 out of 5. The veggies on the burger, lettuce, tomato, and onion were obviously fresh and crisp. The lettuce and tomato were perfectly proportioned, but I would have like slightly more red onion but I that's not really a criticism. 5 out of 5 here. Now before I get to the patty I do have to add that the overall mouth feel of the burger was slightly dry. I can only attribute this to the lack of sauce, aioli, and next to no Blue Cheese. I couldn't even taste that it had an aioli or Blue Cheese on it. For this I'd give it a 1 out of 5. Next time I'll know to ask for extra. The patty overall was really good. It had an excellent char grilled flavor and was seasoned properly. The patty was still juicy, enough to drip, it was overcooked for my liking basically coming out somewhere between medium-well and well-done. I think going with the wagyu patty saved it as it was still tender, juicy, with an excellent flavor and well seasoned. I don't know if I could have asked to be cooked differently. I'd give it a 4 out of 5. Now that I know more about the place and the modifications available I'll definitely be back.

Early dinner, we had the run of the place and they treated us like we'd rented the establishment for the evening. Top class end to end. Variety of apps, early cocktails, late cocktails, entrees, everything in between, all 1st class. Threw some really strange substitution requests based on a lifted friend's dietary needs and they blew his socks off. Brussels were the real star, often replicated, few pull it off to this crispy/savory perfect blend. Get some.Star of the show. The bartender Grace who served us. An absolute bad ass. Nothing was an inconvenience, happy to play jazz with our order, and great recommendations. Made us feel at home. Will definitely be back.