Victory Tavern

Loren Kyle 

on Citysearch

13 years ago

Best Buffet in Town – There were 9 people in our party that ate w/Victory Tavern yesterday and the food was GREAT as was the service-will be making reservations for Mother's Day and bringing additional people- the Bloody Mary's were superb. Chef Jim Oetting stopped by to make sure everything was to our liking- Extremely nice people and delicious food. 

DallasNightLife 

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16 years ago

Bad Service in 2008, Worse in 2009 – Our party of four had a reservation for 6pm, which we showed-up on time and were promptly seated. Our waiter asked if we were coming or going to the concert at the AAC. We told him we were going to the concert and it started at 8pm. He said not a problem we will get you in and out. We said "great". He then left without taking our drink order and said he would be right back. He claimed that he and another wait staff person were the only two waiters working the entire 2nd level. So, if you ... read more

JohnGamble 

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16 years ago

Mediocre at best! – Ventured into Victory Tavern looking for an interesting happy hour experience. After reading reviews on various websites, our party of two set out for what VT calls 5 after 5. Basically it's appetizers (although not all) and well drinks for $5 from 5pm until 7pm. Well, actually wells are $4 according to the bartender/waitress. We enjoyed very good (not great) cosmopolitans and tried a couple of different items of the $5 appetizer choices. First, we had the calamari and rock shrimp. Both were breaded in a ... read more

mr_h 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

Good For Pre Game – I recently went to Victory Tavern before a game at the AAC. I have wanted to try Victory for quite a while because of the obviouse; the location and the atmosphere. As it turns out those are the reasons to go, and not much more. Victory Tavern is a beautiful modern restaurant / bar. You walk in from the middle of the buzzing Victory Park and are greeted with smiling faces. The dining room and bar are dimly lit with unique chandeliers and with a soundtrack of popular music at a cocktail party volume. The g... read more

4everfoodie 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

Best Place on the Plaza – My boyfriend and I came here the first time we had Stars tickets and wanted to eat before the game. It's now tradition. They use Open Table for reservations which is necessary if you don't want to wait for 40min on game nights. The atmosphere is upscale tavern (is there such a thing?) but it's definitley a place you can wear your Stars jersey and not feel like you're underdressed. We always request Mauri to wait on us because well, if you go more than twice, he remembers you and your orders. We've h... read more

jtkrum 

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17 years ago

What a Bust – Had to walk in the rain because the valet were waiting under their umbrella, armed with additional umbrellas, but just lazy I suppose. Had to pay them $5 to "valet" ten feet down the street, then they made me get a stamp from my waiter after I had come out to pick up the car as to not be charged $10. Food was over priced, mediocre at best. Complained to waiter, who really didn't want to hear it. $70 bill for 3 beers ($5 Miller Lite bottle) an appet. a burger and fish & chips. Not worth it at all, better off goi... read more

clisac 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

Going to need improvement to be a success – We experienced Victory Tavern for the first time on a Tuesday evening as a birthday celebration dinner for three people. The restaurant has a nice atmosphere and decor, and the staff were courteous. However, the food service needs major improvement. The bread was served still partially frozen. The roasted sweet corn soup, although very tasty, was not served warm enough and to me this is a major criterion for soup. We ordered the pork chop, fettuccini and scallops as our entrees. Th... read more

Contributor 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

Casual urban bistro in Victory Park serves contemporary American bar food and domestic microbrews on draught. – In Short An exhibition kitchen overlooks the main dining room. Tall windows, light wood floors and a bar overflowing onto the patio give the space an expansive feel. Brick-fired chicken and hardwood grilled steaks, chops and delicately marinated pan-seared fresh fish are dinner staples. Other options include the entree salads, burgers or open faced sandwiches, such as the turkey-ham Club with applewood smoked bacon... read more

jerbizzel 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

Good for everyone – This is a tavern but with white table cloths and a classy atmosphere. Kind of a Houstons type restaraunt with a little more style. Good place before heading to AA Center or the House of Bluse. We had a party of 10 on Saturday night and everyone was very pleased with the food , atmosphere and service. It was a slow night with nothing going on at the AA Center so we had lots of attention from the staff. . Our table was ready when we asked and the waiter was very attentive and eager to make sure our experien... read more