

Whereas traditional Tex-Mex uses a Santa Maria Grill, Tex-Que derives from our offset Smoker to cook all of our proteins and incorporate them into our inclusive menu. Smoky Rose offers all of the Texas staples from our top rated brisket queso, to our delicious smoked brisket tacos – we have it all! Made fresh in our scratch kitchen. Bring your furry friends to our dog park and enjoy the beautiful weather on our covered patio or outdoor yard with live music every weekend.
Rustic-chic spot for meats cooked in wood-burning smoker, plus chefy sides, local beer & cocktails.
Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 8602 Garland Rd, Dallas, TX 75218
Phone: (469) 776-5655
Website: https://www.smokyrose.com/
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Reviews
We ordered the Smoky Rose cheeseburger and shrimp tacos. The cheeseburger was good, pretty par for the course as burgers go (which isn’t a bad thing). The shrimp tacos though, were amazing. The tacos did get a bit messy as we ate them since they were really piled on with ingredients, but some would call that a good thing. The beans they came with were good as well. While we didn’t order drinks we had a friend mention that his drink was pretty strong so that’s something to note if you come here looking for some. Everyone at our table seemed to really enjoy their food and everyone was happy by the time they got up to head out. It was a great meal and we’re glad we stopped by for a bite.
The outside ambience is very nice with tons of vine-covered pillars and cozy lighting! Staff was friendly and service was excellent, too.
Tasty Bites
Great service
Beautiful venue
Recommend:
Fries
Chips and white queso (light & crispy chips)
Cheeseburger
Carne Asada
Wings (Dry Rub)
Would not recommend:
Mashed Potatoes (muted and dry)
Chicken Fried Brisket
I ordered the chicken fried brisket during my visit and let me say this, it’s alright…
This item on the menu feels more like a novelty than a staple. The seasoning of the batter and fry were great but I don’t believe moist brisket is the right choice for this. I had a fatty tender cut of brisket and the meat itself was tasty but it felt so out of place. Breading adhesion is a big deal for chicken fried items. If I picked up the brisket with my fork then all of the batter probably would have fallen off. I believe the meat was too wet which caused the batter to steam off. Gravy was serviceable but small portion and semi congealed. I do appreciate them bringing out another side of it. Stay away from the mashed potatoes, comically dense.
I really like this place and i’ll keep coming back!
The green beans looked great and had good flavor but were undercooked.
The burnt ends were a miss—over-sauced with BBQ, and the alternate sauce only slightly improved them. They were also brought out at the same time as the entrée and seemed to sit too long, which felt like a kitchen timing issue.
The espresso martini tasted like cold coffee with no detectable alcohol—clearly missing key ingredients.
Dessert was a nicely plated salted caramel cake, but it was dry, bland, and oddly had no salt.
There’s real potential here, but consistency from the kitchen and bar needs work. I’d return for the chicken-fried brisket, but the rest needs improvement.
We kicked things off with the pork belly burnt ends, and they were phenomenal—crispy, caramelized, and melt-in-your-mouth tender. A perfect way to start the meal.
For entrées, we had the pulled pork quesadilla, smoked chicken enchiladas, and brisket street tacos. Every dish delivered rich, smoky flavor and was clearly crafted with care. The pulled pork quesadilla was cheesy and satisfying with a great smoky balance. The enchiladas had a deep, savory flavor and just the right amount of spice. The brisket tacos were packed with juicy, flavorful meat and topped just right—not overloaded, but still super satisfying.
To go along with the food, we tried the frozen Blackberry Bourbon Smash and a sangria. Both cocktails were refreshing and well-crafted—the bourbon smash was bold and icy-cool, while the sangria was fruity and easy to sip.
Smoky Rose isn’t just about convenience—it’s a true hidden gem with excellent food, great service, and a chill, welcoming vibe. Highly recommend!