
Escape to Radici Wood Fired Grill @EpicCentral and enjoy our handmade pastas, fresh vegetables, succulent proteins, and on-point craft cocktails. Chef Tiffany Derry and Tom Foley work passionately and diligently to create an experience for you to remember fondly! Radici’s ambiance is unmatched, featuring an open dining area, the aroma of our wood-fired grill, and the smiles of our team. Our warm and welcoming team ensures every visit feels like a gathering among friends. Whether you’re planning a romantic dinner, a fun night out with friends, or a special family meal, Radici is the perfect destination. Join us for a culinary adventure that will delight your senses and create lasting memories.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2979 S State Hwy 161, Grand Prairie, TX 75052
Phone: (469) 915-5020
Website: https://www.radiciwoodfiredgrill.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
We were welcomed with an open door and the host acknowledging me by name when we walked in. We were seated at a twelve-top in the center of the small dining room. Most of our service was handled by one server, Cheryl, who was absolutely fantastic.
This was our one complaint to the night. The dining space is small, and while they weren’t full when we went, it was loud. It was hard to hear/visit with our family and friends who had driven from as far as Richardson and Waco to join us. We could’ve been seated a little farther away from the smaller tables so we could enjoy each other as much as we enjoyed the food.
Now, the good stuff. The four of us with birthdays were “gifted” a complimentary birthday toast. I don’t recall the name, but the wine was light and crisp, and a perfect palate opener for what was to come.
With eleven of us, we were able to order several items off the menu (and get at least one bite of something off each other’s plates for a taste, lol). Amongst our favorite craft cocktails were the Dirty Secret (a blue cheese-infused martini) and the GO3, which tasted like a lemon pie in a glass (and, honestly, was amazing with their mussel dish).
Antipasta—where to start?! Several options were ordered and they all SLAPPED… hard. Especially the butternut squash bruschetta (one of their seasonal dishes) and the mussels. We also got the beet salad, the focaccia, the grilled veggies, and the meatballs.
And, for the pièce de résistance… the entrees. Several bites were shared, as mentioned, and there were NO losers. Lobster and crab ravioli, the white lasagna, the oxtail ragu, flank steak with salsa verde, the pork chop, the halibut and shrimp, and the bolognese. Handmade pasta and Texas post oak smoke touches and char on everything. DELICIOUS.
Of course, as full as we all were, we were there for our birthdays, so had to try some desserts. The tiramisu, the German chocolate cake, and the olive oil cake came to our table… and everyone agreed, the olive oil cake is NOT to be missed. Minimal ingredients, but packed with layers of flavors that play in your mouth and develop with every chew.
This is one of THE best birthday dinners we’ve celebrated in a while. The service was exceptional. The food… stellar. Can’t recommend enough that you give this place a try for a date night, a family celebration, or even just to treat yourself to a cocktail and a few antipasti. Chef Tiffany Perry has definitely set the bar for upscale, delicious dining in our area. We WILL be back.
The chefs were engaged and attentive, preparing our food quickly while still putting so much care into every detail. The presentation was stunning, the ambiance was warm and elevated, and everything just felt special.
And the oxtail pasta… absolutely unforgettable. Hands down my favorite dish of the night—rich, comforting, and beautifully executed. It’s the kind of meal that stays with you long after the evening ends.
The main dishes held their own as well. The branzino was good, and the accompanying veggies were immaculate, cooked and seasoned perfectly. The Italian sodas weren’t bad either, offering a refreshing complement to the food.
As for the Chicken Parm, well, it’s a reliable classic. It hit the mark without offering any major surprises.
Overall, it was a meal featuring some serious high notes, led by that phenomenal garlic focaccia!
Oh, That Iced Tea with a hint of mint was like a Sunday Revival…. lol. Powerful.
Wait One min… I recommend the Lasagna Blanca….. Indescribably good.