Situated close to the city's Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge, Trinity Groves is a sprawling entertainment precinct that brings together dining, shopping and arts under one roof. Providing a thriving platform to emerging ideas and business ventures, it offers a blend of upscale retail boutiques and culinary setups that serve up an array of cuisines like sushi, Italian, Latin American, tapas and Middle Eastern, among others. Cooking contests, live gigs and theatrical acts also form a part of a vibrant scene at Trinity Groves.
Website: trinitygroves.com
Phone: (214) 744-0100
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Gulden Ln and Toronto St
Closed now
- Mon 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM
3011 Gulden Ln Dallas, TX 75212-4100 ·1044.00 mi
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tripadvisorThis is a fun place to go. The chocolate store sells amazing chocolates and is a must go. The food is diverse and delicious. Can easily spend an evening walking around. The trees are lit and night and add a great ambiance. A children's playground is a great space for all ages.
MoreI actually ate at the location in the Dallas Fort Worth airport, D terminal. Breakfast was amazing! I ordered the Mexican omelet, and it was delicious! The fresh avocado and chorizo add the perfect blend of spice and cool that an omelet needs. The tater tots were much better than I expected - I think I'd like those instead of hashbrowns from now on. The service is exceptional, and the latte was delicious. One of the best airport restaurants I've visited.
MoreWe used to go here 2-3 times a week. We enjoyed brunch, lunch, happy hour and dinner! We would meet friends here and always brought out of town guests here…Until the valet parking took over.Aggressive And rude..don’t want them driving our car! I want to find my own parking space…don’t enjoy waiting in line to collect my car when I want to leave!
MoreThe Trinity Grove website and trip advisor reviews would have you thinking this is a beautiful downtown park with a smattering of upscale restaurants and live music. In reality, it's a block of restaurants in a parking lot. It's located at an intersection across from a grassy area at the foot of the Margaret Hunt bridge by Trinity river. The surrounding neighborhood is in the VERY early stages of gentrification. A quick Reddit check paints a very different story of this area of you don't believe me. I took my 15 year old daughter here on Valentines Day (our first night in Dallas) and it was basically a ghost town. I would avoid this area and head to southlake instead which IS an upscale shopping area with tons of restaurant options. You're welcome.
MoreWhen I visited on a Wednesday the place was deserted... As a result there was no atmosphere and I didn't stay to dine here. I did go into the Cake Shop but it was super expensive so didn't buy anything. Parking available on sire free of charge. I would not rush back after my experience.
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