Parigi Restaurant

This is a walkable brunch destination for us, which bumps it from 4 stars to 5 stars.Ambience (4.5/5): Cutes place and it's full on Sunday. Servers were nice. The one ding is they set the table with a less than perfectly clean fork.Food (4/5): It's very good, but part of the price is going to the decor. Pancakes were highlight of the meal.

I've been looking for a French-style restaurant in the area for some time now but still haven't quite found it.I happened to learn about this place and decided to give it a try.Reservations are a little different - sure, you can call, but this is 2024. I don't call anybody! You send them a request via their website and you have to add a little note asking for the reservations. Kind of quaint I think. I got an email and phone calls a day later telling me my reservation was accepted. Do I feel special, or is this some kinda gimmick?Anyhow we arrived on a Saturday evening and it's busy. Not a large place and it's on a super busy street. We lucked out and found a free parking spot nearby so, score one there. There's no valet - we kind of expected one based on the vibe we were getting.We were seated immediately at a two top against the wall right by the bar. I'm looking out onto the street, my wife facing inside. She had the better view. My view, and this is typical here, was upon some homeless people / vagrants / rando kid with only boxer shorts on running around across the street. Ah, Paris.Inside - the bar looks nice but the rest feels very HomeGoods to me. White walls, some big signs or large works of "art". It didn't feel cozy or intimate, really.Very loud. Popular place. Another thing about the area is the gentrification. It's palpable here in Dallas and here is another prime example; trendy place right across from some guy only wearing boxer briefs parading and yelling for hours straight. Ah, Dallas.Moving on. The food.We ordered two drinks. Waiter who delivered one spilled a ton of one on my wife, so, that sucked. No offer of another drink nor any offer to clean or anything really. At least my sidecar was in one piece and excellent.We ordered the Portobellini Fries. I didn't know these were fried mushrooms, which is fine. We loved them. For some reason I thought these were going to be regular fries. But anyhow these were good.I had the Fregola Sardi for dinner. It was a lamb-pasta dish. It was, okay. I didn't get the tomato-butter bit, but there were a lot of boiled cherry tomatoes in it, which I'm not a huge fan of. The sauce killed that lamb - you couldn't really taste the meat and the sauce was only ok. I wouldn't recommend this one.My wife had the Summer Pappardelle which she loved. It was excellent. But again, the menu said this had "blistered tomatoes" in it but - more of the same boiled cherry tomatoes in it, some not yet ripe. But, the sauce, the seafood, the excellent noodles - this was a hit.--On our way out I said thanks to our servers and waved to the mostly nude entertainer across the way and wondered why I ever leave my house sometimes.It was ok. It felt like a trendy place - lot of rich white people who live in the area seem to congregate here. If you're going here, it's all right but I don't know that I'd recommend it or even ever go here again. It just wasn't a standout place to me.-Oh there was a guy sitting at the bar with a small dog in his lap. That was like the only real French thing about the place!

Galentines celebration with my favorite girls and my fav esthetic Spot! Our beautiful waitress Kayla is amazing!!! TIP her well. She deserves it

lunch today was terrific. Kristen took great care of us. My husband had a burger, and I had the grilled artichoke. My artichoke was good, but that burger was absolutely delicious. I kept taking it out of his hand.

I had the chance to stop by and enjoy a late lunch and what a pleasure it was to enjoy their menu once again. I normally get one of the fish dishes that has always been excellent, but today I wanted a risotto, which the chef changes as the ingredients dictate - and what a treat! Rich and Luscious!You really can't pigeonhole this restaurant, as it has a real variety, even taken care of our vegans.As always great service and a pleasant vibe in a fun part of Dallas. One of my regulars when I'm in town.

I visited Parigi upon a recommendation from a friend. This restaurant is small and trendy so I do recommend making reservations. The restaurant looked full and we were dining on a Thursday! The menu is French-inspired and there was enough menu diversity to satisfy everyone in our group. The chef did a great job pairing flavors and textures up. I really enjoyed my meal here and hope to visit again.

Our server, Jennifer, was exceptional. She knew the menu from top to bottom, including the specials, and took our order without writing anything down. 5/5Food: Appetizers: Snack Trio and Grilled Artichokes. The snack trio came with Empire Baguettes with Basil and sun-dried tomato tompanade. I preferred the tomato tompanade as a spread over the basil. There were not enough baguettes to use the leftover spread, too. 2.5/5The Grilled Artichoke was nothing spectacular. It was what it was. 2/5Entrees: Grilled Veriasso Salmon and Omelet Beef Tenderloin. The Grilled salmon was cooked very well and was very tender and juicy. The sauce ok. 4/5The beef tenderloin omelet was quite lacking. The omelet was very dry and was not seasoned at all. The tenderloin was juicy but lacked any seasoning. I ate it as is since the cheese gave it some flavoring but not enough. 1/5For the price we paid, it wasn't worth it.

Best place in the world! Honestly the only question you should ask is when to go, not if you should. Im a fine dining nut case because of this spot. I forgot what the dish I ordered was called, but if you can figure it out I'd recommend ordering it. I hate ordering fish at restaurants but this one is 10000% worth it! Thank you Parigis for always making my stomach happy :)*NORTH CAROLINA TROUT*

First and foremost, our waitress Tierra was absolutely fabulous. She was perfectly knowledgeable about the menu and any question we had regarding it. I was contemplating the wild boar Bolognese, as I'm not particularly fond of gamey meat. She assured me I wouldn't be disappointed and she did not steer me wrong.. Needless to say, it was delicious, as was the risotto and mushroom frites appetizer. Other than the service, the restaurant itself has a great vibe and the interior is spectacular. Definitely a restaurant I suggest visiting if you're ever in Dallas.

We always pass this location, and we only live 3 min away. First on the list is the deviled eggs, which are crab aji and ricotta; it has an exciting flavor new to me. It's not bad, but the flavor is enjoyable. I do feel like it was missing something but not sure what. I also got the frozen French 75; for food, I had the chef's choice burger. The burger is changed daily; this one was avocado mozzarella and red onion with fries. Everything was cooked deliciously, the fries I loved. I also had the delicious seafood pasta and fish. Everything was cooked deliciously. Our waitress was just great. She was kind and attentive. I recommend sitting outside, especially on a nice day, it's very relaxing. Overall, I had a great experience here