
Upscale Joule Hotel brasserie offers creative Texan comfort dishes & cocktails in a stylish setting.
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Address: 1530 Main St STE 100, Dallas, TX 75201
Phone: (214) 261-4500
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Reservations: thejouledallas.comopentable.comresy.com
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Mood lighting, modern decor, and ample seating. Can accommodate large groups.
The food was good. Portions were normal human sized.
The bathrooms were nice and clean. Staff was pleasant.
Great for date night, friends night out, after work, solo dinning.
Centrally located to popular downtown Dallas spots. Before or aftee wating, walk through the beautiful Joule hotel.
My nephew had the pulled pork breakfast tacos, and while he thought the eggs could’ve used a little more seasoning, the pulled pork was solid and those breakfast potatoes were bussin—crispy, flavorful, and honestly the best thing on his plate.
The vibe at CBD is relaxed but still feels nice. The place is bright, clean, and not too loud—just a good spot to slow down in the morning. Clarissa, our server, was great. Super friendly and on point without hovering or rushing us.
We weren’t staying at The Joule, just came in for breakfast, and I’m glad we did. The food was good, the service was even better, and the whole experience felt easy and enjoyable. Would definitely come back next time I’m in downtown Dallas looking for a chill breakfast spot.
Our server, Ben, was exceptional! His energy, attention to detail, and genuine enthusiasm elevated our evening. He offered thoughtful recommendations and made sure every course was perfectly timed and beautifully presented.
The highlight of our meal was the rack of lamb—perfectly cooked, tender, and richly flavorful, topped with vibrant herbs that brought everything together. Every bite was a delight.
Ask for Ben—he’ll take great care of you!
We’ve been about 5 times, had the pig’s head thrice, and a number of other dishes that keep us coming back for more. Tonight, we had the cauliflower and beef tallow fries as sides, and the Texas sheet cake and strawberry shortcake as part of a birthday dinner. Not a single shortcoming could be shared. Our 6 and 8 year old boys had a blast, just as our parents have before. You can’t help but enjoy yourself.
It’s a beautiful restaurant, in an equally beautiful hotel, run by great people. Our server Ben was helpful, friendly, and attentive, as was the busser. And the chef came out to talk about our food, too.
Highly recommend. We will be back again, and we can’t wait until.
Restaurant was empty with the exception of 2 other tables.
Ordered pastries they were sold out
So ordered pimento toast
Before the pimento toast came they told me they had 1 croissant and fresh blueberry muffins
The croissant was underbaked and inedible
The muffin didn’t have many berries in it and tasted like flour needed some love
Our server was slow and too chatty
Got the pimento toast after a long wait and it was extremely underwhelming.. barely any pimento and an undressed unseasoned salad on top
The bread was really nice though (also made at their bakery called “commissary” )
Got the eggs benedict 8/10 the corn muffin base was too heavy and lacking in flavor but the rest of the dish was heavenly especially the breakfast potatoes absolutely flawless cook and seasoning on those
And the chilaquiles was phenomenal i couldn’t stop eating it was so addictive every bite more interesting than the next. Really loved that dish.
Would come back to try dinner I think this place when operating with its A team would be a 10/10
And then there is Sal.
Sal isn’t just a bartender. He’s the kind of man who remembers your drink, your dog’s name, and the fact that you had a bad Tuesday two weeks ago. He’s got that rare quality that most hospitality folks fake and few genuinely possess: empathy. He’s top 10, maybe even top 5, in a lifetime of bars from Bangkok to Brooklyn. The kind of guy who makes you feel better before the first sip.
The food? Designed by someone who cares. Smash burgers with just the right amount of filth and crunch. Tuna nachos that are confident enough to be loud without being obnoxious. Deviled eggs that belong in some Southern grandma’s heirloom cookbook. Omelettes that make morning meetings tolerable. Chicken clubs that don’t play around. Nothing phoned in. Nothing lazy.
And then there is the 4 to 6 PM daily happy hour. A window of salvation in the middle of a city where happy hour usually means watered down well drinks and stale fries. Here, it means quality, consistency, and maybe a few life lessons from Sal, if you are lucky.
In a downtown full of culinary tourists and pretenders, CBD Provisions is the real deal. A love letter to those who still give a damn.