Victor Tangos

Always a great time. Good food. Each item comes out in time. No long wait for the food/​drinks to arrive. Decent prices. Friendly staff.
Their cocktails are interesting and worth the money! There was no wait this past Friday evening. It was interestingly very empty when we got there around 6:30pm. As we were walking out, it started getting crowded (around 9pm).
Valet service is available for cash tips!

Just tried this place for the first time last night and must admit, I was blown away. Victor Tangos offers tapas style meals for those who didn’t know. There were 4 of us so we decided to go crazy and ordered a little over half a dozen dishes. The portions were much bigger than expected and the flavor was no exception.
Some of the dishes that stick out in my mind:
–The duck flatbread was amazing.
–The pork shoulder was tender and delicious.
–The hanger steak was awesome!
Honestly everything was great. To end the night we got a sticky toffee pudding (huge piece served) and it was sinfully delicious. Melt in your mouth, ooey gooey amazingness. The atmosphere is quite lovely as well!
There were a couple of cons:
— The parking situation around here is not ideal, the least stressful way to go about it is valet, we got lucky and found a spot though.
— Although the service was good, our waitress was not very friendly and seemed to be in a rush to get us out of the restaurant which was kind of a bummer.
I really enjoyed my dining experience overall and would highly recommend giving it a try.

I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve been here, but it seems to NEVER disappoint.
The duck, fig, and goat cheese flatbread is definitely a personal favorite. I also tried the kalbi short rib with sweet potato polenta and kimchi this time. It was the most amazing combination of flavors of sweet and spicy and the short rib was fall off the bone. I’m usually not a dessert person, but their toffee cake was heaven on earth.
Hands down one of the best and most innovative restaurants in Dallas!

I hate when I rave about a place to someone who has never been and it ends up being an awful dinner. I haven’t been here in