Local Food Businesses in Arts District (24)

Sixty Vines boasts an open, exhibition kitchen with a charcuterie bar, spacious dining area, and a greenhouse patio that offers a genuine wine garden experience. The menu is inspired by the seasonal wine country cuisine using fresh, local ingredients served fresh from the kitchen. Guests can watch in the open kitchen as their food is being prepared. Sixty Vines serves "fig and prosciutto pizza", "tonnarelli pasta", "beet and herbed goat cheese salad", and more. This restaurant also serves an extensive selection of wines on tap, an eco-friendly way to serve and enjoy wine.In the mood for pizza? Head down to Sixty Vines for some of the most satisfying farm-to-table pizzas in Dallas.

The Sweet Harvest (in Spanish, Dulce Cosecha) thrives amidst what could have been very devastating circumstances. When the Dallas Farmers Market decided to downsize their vendors in 2015, four vendors chose to come together and meet the adversity head-on. They banded and established Sweet Harvest in June 2015. With many years of experience between them, the four vendors set up shop across the Dallas Farmers Market in a beautiful red shed and the rest, as they say, is history.So if on your next visit you’re disappointed by the number of fresh produce vendors at the much larger Dallas Farmers Market, take a short walk across the street, and you just might find what you’re looking for. They have fresh fruits and vegetables, nuts, flowers, plants, a juice bar, pies, salsas – most of the things you really want from a farmers market.

Located in the heart of the Dallas Arts District at the KPMG Plaza at HALL Arts, The Artisan offers a "stylish" and "fun" environment where guests can enjoy fresh, locally-sourced food prepared on-site daily. This restaurant is "casual", yet "sophisticated"; casual as its market-style service enables you to stop by and pick up breakfast, lunch, and a selection of well-prepared entrees with fast, efficient service, and sophisticated as The Artisan features not only "great" soups & sandwiches, but bringing the flavors of modern farm cuisine to Asian, European, and Southwestern as well. It boasts a "majestic" Terrace Bar where you can enjoy "artistically-presented" small plates paired with a hand-crafted cocktail.

Wild Salsa is where Dallas goes for authentic Mexican food. Located right off of Main Street, they offer an extensive menu showcasing regional Mexican flavors. Their most popular items include " wild fajitas and Ensalada Mexicana." Nonetheless, all of their menu items are made with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients – cocktails included! And speaking of liquors and spirits, Wild Salsa also offers more than 100 tequila selections. But, that's not the best part yet! This restaurant runs Happy Hours from 4:00 p.m. til' 7:00 p.m each day, along with a Reverse Happy Hour from 10:00 p.m. til' 12:00 midnight on weekends. Indeed, this restaurant is providing an experience unlike any other.