REUNION TOWER RESTAURANT DALLAS TX FULL

A full menu will be released at a later date. The event space, promoters said, will continue to rotate.Ĭrown Block will open to diners on Monday, April 17. In addition to the restaurant, Crown Block will offer an event space, The Crown Room, located on the 17th floor of the tower that can accommodate more than 200 seated guests. 'It’s an honor to be part of the Reunion Tower story and have the privilege of serving a menu that brings forth the best of Texas hospitality with breathtaking views,' Blau said. “From working closely with small, local farms, ranchers and purveyors, Crown Block will offer the highest quality farm-raised meats and wild-caught seafood, capturing the true spirit of the Texas frontier and Gulf Coast.”įor views, Crown Block will treat diners to the same 360-degree view made famous by former Reunion Tower tenants Antares and Wolfgang Puck's Five Sixty, though the restaurant will no longer rotate.

“Since the initial stages of imagining this concept, it was imperative for us to be part of the local culinary culture,” Canteenwalla says. 'Already causing a stir, before the doors are even open, are the triple-cooked steak fries with truffle mayonnaise, which take several days to masterfully prepare,' the restauranteurs said in a statement.Īrtist Ja'Tovia Gary comes home with an exhibition at the Dallas Museum of Art In a statement, Canteenwalla said Dallas diners may have a hard time choosing between sushi, the chilled seafood display or steaks - but that some of the dishes he’s most excited for guests to taste include the Regiis Ova Caviar Selection, the Wagyu Croquettes with Keen’s hot mustard sauce from the appetizers selection, the Heartbrand Akaushi Striploin, from Flatonia, Texas and the Rosewood Ranch Bone-In Strip Steak from Ennis, Texas. Located at 300 Reunion Boulevard in the Reunion district of downtown Dallas, the tower is part of the Hyatt Regency Hotel complex, and is the city’s 15th tallest building. The restaurant's rare steak program 'embraces a range of offerings that includes Prime Beef, Texas Wagyu, and Japanese A5 Wagyu.' Reunion Tower is a 561 ft (171 m) observation tower in Dallas, Texas and one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks. The upscale steak and seafood restaurant is led by hospitality veterans and married business partners Elizabeth Blau and Chef Kim Canteenwalla and will feature 'all things grilled, seared and roasted,' including seafood and rare steaks the chef will also feature ingredients from regional farms and ranches and the Gulf of Mexico. A lot of reviewers say that employees are creative at this place. It's a must to order delicious coffee while visiting this cafe. Do not go away without tasting perfectly cooked Caesar salads, chicken and salsa & chips. Crown Block, a new restaurant concept being built atop Reunion Tower that's replacing Five Sixty, is sharing a small peek at the menu ahead of next month's opening. Both Reunion Tower and Cloud 9 Cafe are recommended for visiting.

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