Cry Wolf

I type a dissertation or just post these photos and urge you to go.

Experience with the staff was lovely.
Menu made it hard to choose--but we didn't regret one choice. The flavor profiles were created with much thought.

Fell in love with the environment. Cry Wolf is a great spot for date night or catching up with old friends.

What an outstanding dinner on every level. The food and drinks were spectacular, innovative and beautifully presented. The service was considerate and helpful in every way and the overall vibe of the restaurant was comfortable and fun. Dallas is lucky to have such a fantastic addition and it’s culinary scene. I’ll be back, for sure, the next my travels allow me to be there. Special shout out to the Line Caught blue fin tuna with chicken oysters (raw and cooked together in an beautiful combo). What a concept.

The old story is that the boy who cried wolf fibs until the wolf really shows up and eats him. In this case, the wolf has already arrived and you’re lucky enough to get to eat there. I’d be back tonight if I could! Hurry up!

Such an amazing experience. Brandon is a wonderful bartender and the dishes are absolutely spectacular. Great ambiance, very small cozy so it gets booked up fast. Their menu changes often. Will definitely be back soon to try their other dishes.

We had an amazing night to celebrate my birthday ! We had seats at the bar, which was by far the best spot to sit as we watch the chefs do what they do best. The bartender was attentive, The atmosphere and service was great and the vibe was a very pleasant experience. I order the Squid Ink Spaghetti which was absolutely beyond delicious! Diverse and Great music selection. We will be back! Thank you Cry Wolf!

I'm not sure how to feel about Cry Wolf.
If you're like me you've spent months in the dark, hoping for a smidgen of information about the restaurant. Yet nothing ever came out, besides a post saying they'd be open today. I stopped in just to see what the deal was.

The first thing you notice is it's old fancy, but more hipster than anything. The staff is dressed in nice clothes that don't match, but do, you know what I mean. The decor is wonky but fits the place, almost a petra and the beast vibe, the way they play music that suites their tastes and decorate based on a whim.

The service was fine, I assume if it wasn't day one the conversations would be flowing, but everyone was quite friendly. The staff did help with the menu but it's tough considering they're the only ones to sample the dishes, making recommendations is always hard.

I enjoyed the food. I wouldn't say it blew me away but it's better than most places in the city, especially on the first night open. The only hard part was picking what to order. Since the menu isn't coursed I had to guess at how large portions were. In the end I ate too much, but I did sample three diverse dishes.

All in all, Cry Wolf is worth stopping in. If for one thing it's the price. I feel like most places charge an insane amount for each dish, while this place keeps it fair. I ordered three dishes and spent a little over fifty dollars. That's pretty good, considering two of them were quite large.

If I come back I'm getting a dessert, I couldn't do it on the first run.