

Stylish restaurant & bar with a cowboy flair turning out cocktails & ample, Southern-inspired eats.
Hours
| Sunday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1920 McKinney Ave Ste 100, Dallas, TX 75201
Phone: (469) 501-5522
Website: http://haywirerestaurant.com/
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Reservations: opentable.comtripleseat.com
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Reviews
The only downside was the service, which unfortunately was not very attentive during our visit. I am not sure why, but it did stand out compared to how great everything else was. That said, I will definitely be coming back because the food and atmosphere were excellent and worth returning for.
This was my first time in Dallas, and between the food and the service, the experience was phenomenal. The manager even stopped by to chat with us and was incredibly sweet, which made us feel so welcomed. At one point I just looked around the restaurant and noticed how much fun everyone was having. The ambience was vibrant, warm, and inviting. Haywire’s hospitality is truly like no other. Can’t wait to come back.
The food was amazing! I got the ribeye with tallow fries and my husband had the ribs with mac & cheese and cornbread. When I say all of it was good, I mean EVERYTHING was cooked just right-the steak was tender and flavorful, the fries were hot with the right crisp balance, mac & cheese was creamy and seasoned, and the ribs were perfection! And the cornbread…I’m not even big on sweet cornbread but this here tasted like something from a deep south granny’s kitchen! I also had a classic margarita that was very well made, not too sweet or overwhelming. If you’re in the area, please check them out-great choice for date night. We will be back on our next trip to Dallas.
Location: Dallas, TX (McKinney Ave.)
We walked in to 3 hosts at the front, and not 1 of them greeted us. Eventually we greeted them and asked to be seated for a party of 2 at a booth. We were asked to give our phone number to be added to the wait list; a party of 3 people were in front of us and there were many open tables in the restaurant. We sat down and then were told a table was ready (less than 3 minutes later).
Our waiter Carlos was pleasant enough, but he certainly didn’t seem to have much urgency when it came to checking on us. Twice we asked for him to come to our table for drink orders and paper napkins.
The restaurant itself was COLD. The outside temperature in Dallas was 33 degrees. It essentially felt the same temperature inside of the restaurant. We kept our heavy coats on the entire time and I noticed that many other patrons did the same. Some staff members also had on coats while working. I overheard another server apologizing for the lack of heat to another table nearby. This certainly was not a great first experience.
We ordered crab dip and flat bread as a starter. The size portion was reasonable for 2 people and tasty.
Our entrees took forever to come out. 1 chicken fried chicken with asparagus and mashed potatoes and 1 order or BBQ ribs, cornbread and macaroni. Portion sizes were good – we ended up with to-go boxes. The meals were roughly $25/pp and I’d say pretty good tasting but nothing that would make us return.
Overall, this wasn’t the experience we hoped for. With many other options nearby, we probably would make another selection.
On this Saturday, my younger cousin was graduating from Parker University so I was in town for the weekend. At around 1pm, I was one of the first to arrive at the restaurant. Unfortunately the parking is a bit confusing. There was construction being done on the same street when I went but there’s a parking garage for customers that’s difficult to navigate AND the elevator that connects wasn’t operating at the time which was an issue for many (but not me, I got a good spot & walked). My party hadn’t all arrived yet so I took a gander. Upon entering the tall doors, the space breathes southwestern elegance: wooden structure, leather seating, separate dining areas with highlighted ranch-style art. The abundance of space gives it an open-concept feel. The lighting fixtures are modern, the space was dim but not too low, with an option to utilize the large windows also. I was quiet impressed at the overall presentation. When my party did arrive, I wanted to keep it simple so I ordered the Chicken Cobb Salad and a Hibiscus Haze with Vodka. The table shmoozed as we ate some of the appetizers: the Crab Dip & Green Tomatoes, both amazing. The food did take some time but, considering it was 10-12 of us, that’s expected. The Hibiscus Haze was splendid: smooth & flavorful, a great concoction. Cobb salads are usually pretty thick but this one was HEARTY. It came in a large bowl stuffed with the all the toppings. The dressing it was tossed with was well balanced but could’ve used a tad bit more. With some pepper & a little ranch, I was set! I defeated the salad but it also left me stuffed to the gills. Satisfying meal that I would order again!
There are tons of restaurants to dine at in Dallas & sometimes you never know which is worth your time. Despite the inconvenience of parking, I’d bet my bottom dollar that this is a good place to eat. Whether you want a fine dining experience, it’s a special occasion or just want a good drink with a meal, Haywire has enough to satisfy all interests.
We loved everything we ordered. The stand out to me was the wedge salad with steak. I wish I could order it again, the steak was perfect and the dressing was perfect balance without too overwhelming Bleu cheese.
Give this place a try for sure.