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It is latest food joint on Lancer street livening things up. It derives its unique name after the French amuse- bouche - - a small appetizer given to diners upon their arrival. It attracts a hip and trendy crowd.
Its decor of blond wood, blue sky and steel creates a stylish but mellow mood. The lounge is sleek with striking red and white sofas. Its walls are adorned with exquisite abstract painting. Try their tapas menu such as Hummus, Baby Shrimp Salad and Croquettes. Orange Balsamic Roasted Chicken, Bleu Cheese Fried Chicken tantalize your senses and round off your meal with their desserts!
Starters include shrimp shots spiked with tomato, avocado and horseradish. Bleu cheese fried chicken is served with brown sugar beans and apple slaw sides. Save room for warm beignets. The patio offers you a cool retreat where you can catch a whiff of fresh air. From the patio, you can also enjoy a spectacular view of the down town Dallas skyline.
Hours : Lunch : Mon- Fri 11:00am- 2:30pm
Dinner : Mon- Wed 5pm- 10pm ; Thurs- Sat 5pm- 11pm
Sunday Brunch: 11:00am- 3:00pm
Payment Method : Master Card, Visa, American Express, Discover, Diners.
Contact Information
Amuse
1326 South Lamar Street
75215 Dallas, TX
Tel. +12144287300
Info@amusedallas.com
http://www.amusedallas.com
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Comments (3 posted)
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Posted by Sophie, 03 March, 2008We were just checking out the place and came across the Amuse restaurant. This is one of the best restaurant in the city to spend the day with. You will learn to appreciate the finer things within the surroundings, it was just so phenomenon.
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Posted by Terry, 27 December, 2007Amuse is one of my favorite restaurant. I never get tired of ordering my Baby Shrimp salad. I used to cook for myself but now I am happy that I could just go to Amuse and enjoy my meal.
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Posted by kathleen, 11 November, 2007Nicest selection of cutlery and crockery. I loved the food.
