Fusion Mediterranean Grill & Bar

Went here for a Saturday night dinner and had a great timeThe ambiance and seating is gorgeous and looks newly renovated. We got the chicken and lamb kabob, and everything was delicious. The lamb was perfectly cooked and the chicken was so tender. The potatoes and grilled veggies were also amazing! Highly recommend this spot!

Dallas, don't sleep on this hidden gem. not too loud nor pretentious Step into this space and you are transported into an "uptown"/"downtown"-local high end bar vibe.many vegetarian options. vegetarian tagine was served piping hot and the rosemary potatoes as a side were devine. (I could taste each rosemary piece roasted to perfection)falafel starter was just enough. the spicy tangy sauce + small side salad had a good balance.only upgrade was to get our wine and tea 10 minutes sooner.definitely worth trying y'all

I wish I didn't eat everything before trying to take photos.This place is grossly underrated with a 4.8.I came here sometime last year and it was incredible, but they were closed for renovations like half a year. The new ambiance is great, but really, I came back for the food.I got the falafel, Brussel sprouts , cauliflower , lamb chops , beef tenderloin kebab , and the lamb pasta dish

We stopped here for lunch on the way home from the kid's swimming competition in North Dallas. The restaurant had been closed for renovation but now is open (October 27, 2024).The ambience is clean and minimalist. Our server explained that they plan to get some plants and decorations that will spruce things up a bit. We were the only people in the restaurant on a Sunday about noon. We seated ourselves and the waitress came shortly thereafter. The menu has all of the regular items you expect at a Mediterranean restaurant. The child had a starter of hummus and pita. The hummus was really good, lots of garlic and the right consistency. The portion of pita bread was generous. She liked it a lot. The wife and I split a starter of falafels (3 to an order). It came with a smattering of hummus and harissa sauce, plus a small salad. I would have preferred more hummus and hold the salad. For entrees, the wife had the lamb kabob and she loved it. The meat was very tender and flavorful. She was very satisfied with her choice. It comes with rice and a side salad.I had the chicken kabob and really liked it. The chicken is white meat and it was extremely well seasoned and tender. It also came with rice and salad. The one thing missing was a wedge of lemon to add a bit acidity. The service was friendly and efficient. This place could be our new go-to for Mediterranean food. We liked everything about it. Prices were very reasonable.

One of the best restaurants in Dallas. Hidden in a strip shopping center, there's plenty of parking. Service was friendly (big shout out to Lo! :-) and helpful, and the ambience was relaxing and quiet with soothing music. It's the perfect place for those who want to enjoy conversation without having to shout. Best of all was the food. It was absolutely delicious. We started with the roasted cauliflower and a three-dip dish that was scrumptious. For our entrees we had the salmon, NY strip, and the lamb shank with two orders of their Mediterranean fries. For dessert we shared creamy, custard dish with honey that was lovely and very different. They have an excellent choice in wines and a full bar. For a quiet, relaxing, delicious night out, you can't do any better!

We went here for the first time last weekend and it was absolutely amazing. The vibe is so fun inside. Our server Lo was a multitasking queen and made me the most amazing drink. You must try the limoncello cheesecake cocktail! We ordered a trio of dips for our appetizer: hummus, tzatziki, and muhammara with pita bread. Holy moly. You MUST try the muhammara. We had never had it before, but it's soooooo good and was our favorite of the three. For entrees we got the charbroiled salmon with vegetables and the kafta kabob with rice. They also come with little side salads with each entree. Everything was very yummy! Portion sizes were good also. We had plenty of leftovers. Absolutely will be returning to this little gem! :) *sadly didn't take any photos of our food but did grab some photos of the beautiful inside and outside!

We came across Fusion Mediterranean Grill and bar and we were absolutely blown away by the flavors and incredible choices of their fresh cuisine!! We wish we could give it 10 STARS & it would be very well deserved!!! and the Service is amazing too. We will definitely be back to satisfy our craving for really authentic Mediterranean cuisine!!! it really is top notch!!!Katrina & Jason B(We drove from Frisco, TX) well worth it!!

Awesome food. Awesome service. Chris as our bartender/server was amazing. The dips at this place are out of this world!

Nestled unassumingly in an obscure shopping center, this hidden gem has swiftly become our favorite dining destination in Dallas. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with impeccable five-star service thanks to Sophie setting the tone for what would be an extraordinary evening.The highlight of our visit was the Family Style Plate--a chef's choice four-course dinner that showcased the mastery of Mediterranean cuisine. The meal began with two appetizers that were nothing short of divine, followed by a fresh, vibrant salad that perfectly balanced the meal's richness. But the true star of the evening was the mixed platter, a symphony of flavors featuring succulent lamb chops, tender Kofta and Chicken Kofta kebabs, and perfectly grilled shrimp. The lamb, in particular, was out of this world--soft, succulent, and tender, it simply melted in our mouths, leaving us in awe of the chef's craftsmanship. Accompanied by an array of delectable sides, every bite was a journey through the rich and diverse flavors of the Mediterranean.Although they are temporarily closing for renovations until October, this only adds to the anticipation. We will be first in line when they reopen, eagerly awaiting another unforgettable dining experience. Fusion Mediterranean is not just a restaurant; it's a culinary treasure that Dallas is fortunate to have.

Wonderful, authentic mediterranean cuisine! I do get annoyed that they only give 3 pieces of falafel in their appetizer and charge so much extra for more hummus. My daughter and I ordered lentil soup (delish), falafel, muhammara with crudite because I am GF and a salad and it was $75. They give way too much pita in my opinion but could give at least one more piece of falafel in their appetizer.