

Opulently outfitted chain restaurant specializing in prime steaks & seafood along with fine wines.
Hours
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 4–10 PM |
| Sunday | 5–9 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2323 Olive St, Dallas, TX 75201
Phone: (972) 490-9000
Website: https://www.delfriscos.com/location/del-friscos-double-eagle-steakhouse-dallas-tx/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: delfriscos.comopentable.com
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Reviews
While the food was good, it wasn’t memorable. Compared to Nick & Sam’s, Perry’s Steakhouse, and Dakota’s, the steaks here simply didn’t measure up in flavor or overall savoring.
The service was where the evening really missed the mark. Our server cleared away our appetizer plates and silverware but never replaced my wife’s utensils. When our entrées arrived, she had to sit and wait for silverware—thankfully, I tend to say a long blessing before meals. To make matters worse, the server stepped on my size 14 Alexander McQueens (a $600 pair of shoes) several times throughout the night.
My wife and I still did our best to enjoy our anniversary, but for a $317 bill plus a $50 tip, the experience was disappointing. This was not the level of service or attention we expected from a restaurant of this caliber.
Maybe I’ll give it another try in six months, but this visit was a letdown.
The introduction was a bit off-putting. The hostess initially told me they didn’t serve the dish and that it was only available at the Grill, not the restaurant. I pulled it up online to show her, but she still seemed unsure. When I went to the bar, both bartenders said the same thing—until someone finally pulled out the menu and there it was, listed right at the top. Not the best first impression.
Once sorted, I ordered the Shucked, Fried & Stirred special, which is available at the bar only. For $39, you get a half dozen oysters, fries, a petite salad, and a martini—solid value. The food, paired with a fantastic entertainer singing and playing piano throughout the evening, completely made up for the earlier confusion.
Overall, it ended up being a great solo date night spot, and I’d definitely return.
An excellent choice for small business gatherings or executive dinners where you want sophistication without stiffness.
Highly recommend asking for Brian and Ashton if you want top-notch service to go with an already amazing menu!
Upon arrival, we noticed that aside from one other table, we were the only patrons in the main dining area. Despite the lack of guests, the service was disappointingly sluggish. There was a significant wait between our appetizer and main course, and we found ourselves having to seek out our server to order dessert. The server seemed to exhibit little interest in providing attentive service, which detracted from the overall experience.
In terms of food presentation, the dishes were quite simple compared to what one might expect from a high-end steakhouse. The loaded baked potato was merely satisfactory, and unfortunately, the steaks were overcooked, lacking the precision that one hopes for when dining at a steakhouse. To top it off, the desserts were disappointingly small, leaving us wanting more.
Overall, while the food was acceptable, the lack of service and attention to detail made for a less than stellar dining experience. I would recommend exploring other steakhouses in the area that might offer a more enjoyable combination of quality food and attentive service.