Dickey's Barbecue Pit

Chestnut Tree Bistro

➤ 107 W Hickory St, Denton, United States Of America, 76201

Menu • Soup • French • American • North American

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"I have nothing but praise for this restaurant. The customer service is top-notch, the drinks are fantastic, and the food is excellent. The staff is always welcoming to my wife and me, and this has quickly become one of our favorite spots. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great spot for coffee and brunch or lunch."

Sushi Motto

➤ 2430 S Interstate 35 #126, 76205, Denton, US, 76210, United States

Menu • Fish • Sushi • Japanese • Ice Cream

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"We used to drive all the way to Dallas for sushi, but now we’re thrilled to have a fantastic sushi spot right in our neighborhood. We've dined here twice and thoroughly enjoyed our meals both times. I highly recommend the omakase (which includes miso soup and kizami wasabi), the Franky Roll, Creamy Ono Sushi, and the Lychee Strawberry drink. The kizami wasabi and smoked soy sauce pair perfectly with the sushi. The owner/chef, his sons, Peter, and the rest of the staff were all incredibly friendly, offering great recommendations and providing excellent service that made our dining experience truly enjoyable. We will definitely be back!"

Kung Fu Tea

➤ 2735 West University Drive, Denton I-76201, United States

Menu • Tea • Lunch • Drinks • Coffee

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"Ah, Kung-Fu Tea. I must say, this place is a real treat for those of us who appreciate the finer things in life. As I walked through the doors of this establishment, I couldn't help but feel a sense of superiority over the peasants who were just there for a quick fix of sugar and caffeine. But I digress, let's get down to the review.The first thing that struck me about Kung-Fu Tea was the overwhelming sweetness of their drinks, even when ordering half sweet. Now, I understand that some people may have a less refined palate and enjoy such pedestrian flavors, but for those of us with a more sophisticated taste, it can be quite off-putting. However, I must admit that despite the excessive sweetness, the drinks are still quite enjoyable.One standout item on the menu that I simply must mention is the popping coffee bubbles. These delightful little bursts of flavor add a wonderful depth to the drinks and are truly a unique experience for the senses. It's little things like this that really set Kung-Fu Tea apart from your run-of-the-mill bubble tea shops.In conclusion, I would highly recommend Kung-Fu Tea to anyone looking for a truly exquisite bubble tea experience. Yes, the sweetness levels may be a bit overwhelming, but the popping coffee bubbles more than make up for it. Just be sure to bring your refined taste buds along for the ride."

Hannah's Off The Square

➤ 111 W Mulberry St, Denton, USA, 76201, United States

Menu • Wine • Coffee • Spanish • American

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"A few words are needed to help organize a fairly brief review, on the basis that when I last tried to eat at the location, it was under other management, as the short-lived Texican Tex-Mex restaurant, pre-COVID-19: From my sketchy memory, I recall that it was a very spacious patio area with connecting dining rooms, a relaxing space for intimate dining and special dates, a mere minutes walk from the downtown Denton square. It's time for a visit to see what, apart from the ownership, has changed! Happy dining, wherever you happen to be. Cheers, Mark F."

Komodo Loco

➤ 109 Oakland St, Denton, TX 76201, United States

Menu • Full • Asian • Casual • Japanese

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"I had a great time with my friend at Komodo Loco. The interior felt like something you might see in Austin or Colorado moody lighting with cool artwork. First things first, I was hoping that we would sit in the front area of the restaurant where things were happening but we were sat in a back room down tue hallway which you couldn't even tell existed. It was super dark and not as appealing as the front of store which was a bummer. I could've said something but it ended up okay in the end. Our waitress was good about checking up on us so we appreciated that. Let's talk about food and drink. For the cocktail, I got the berry drink at first which was gin and blackberries and blueberries I believe. I wasn't a huge fan, but I was able to switch it out with the Japanese whiskey drink which was a whole lot better 6.5/10 The food was overall delicious. I got the slammin sake roll which was me and my friends favorite a spicy salmon roll that had just the right amount of kick to it 9/10 I also got sashimi with mango it was not bad; fresh but definitely not as tasty, complex or worth it to me compared to the previous roll 6/10 Finally I got the tuna maki since I was still hungry. It was probably the worst roll of the bunch. It was the cheapest and the seaweed was chewy and hard to bite through. My friend got a specialty featured roll that had mango in it (I forget the name) but it was delish. 7.5/10. The kicker to all this was that I asked for sauces and was not told ahead of time that I would be charged for it. Again I didn't say anything at the time because it was only 25 cents per sauce but just the fact that I was told beforehand was not great. They should tell guests if something is extra I've never been charged for extra sauce on the side at any other restaurant ever. Overall a good experience with a few tweaks this could be 5 stars for me maybe I would give it another try in the future"