Renos Grill

I visited Renos a few weeks ago when I was in Dallas for a Rangers game.
The bar is in a gentrified bar district in Dallas. The area is hip and close to downtown.
I ordered a couple of beers, hung out on the bar, and listened to some live music.
The place is dubbed a «biker bar», but there was more hipsters than bikers when I went on a Friday night.
The bar tenders are fast and friendly. They’ll make you any drink, or give you a house recommendation.
I’ll definitely come back next time I’m in Dallas.

Situated right next door to Reno’s, Reno’s Grill has been around for awhile. I’m not sure why it took me so long to stumble in. I stopped by last night to get a burger to go. The menu is not all that extensive, and the place isn’t all that big. There are a few tables along the wall, some booths up front, a pool table in the back, and a TV. I ordered the black tooth burger with sweet potato fries. Was sad when I was told they no longer offer sweet potato fries since they are not that popular there, and sweet potatoes don’t keep as well as regular potatoes.
$ 9 and a few minutes later I was out the door with my burger. I have to say it was a pretty damn good burger. The patty reminded me of when my dad would grill out burgers from ground up beef that always seemed to fall apart when you were eating. Same thing with this burger. It was seasoned well, but by the end the bottom bun was soggy and the burger patty was hard to keep together. It was still yummy. It had mustard, lettuce and onions. The fries were mother fuckin homemade, and they were so good (see photo). Final verdict: for a bar food burger this one did not disappoint.