Dallas Restaurants that Can Do Delivery or To-Go Orders

Texas is reopening retail stores and restaurants on Friday despite rising coronavirus death tolls in the state. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced on Monday that he will enact a multi-stage reopening plan, with the initial wave beginning on May 1.

Under the new policy, Texans can patronize retail stores, malls, restaurants, libraries, museums, and movie theaters at 25% capacity. In rural counties with less than five confirmed cases of the coronavirus, these public establishments are permitted to operate at up to 50% capacity.

Although bars such as Alexander’s and JR’s will not be re-opening retail stores such as Skivvies will open on the block. There have also been restaurants that have closed down permanantly due to the Covid-19 outbreak.

Wolfgang Puck restaurant at Dallas’ Reunion Tower closed for good

According to a release, Five Sixty By Wolfgang Puck, the upscale Asian restaurant that sits atop Reunion Tower, is closing not just for the duration of the pandemic, but permanently.

A release says that, “with the closure of Reunion Tower due to the Covid-19 pandemic, it has been decided that Five Sixty restaurant will remain closed to undergo scheduled improvements. Given this extended closure, in combination with the unknown timeline due to the Coronavirus, Five Sixty by Wolfgang Puck will not reopen.”

Restaurants such as Cedar Springs Tap House, Tulum, JR’s Bar & Grill, and Pei Wei are entirely closed even to delivery and take-out but we have found others near the Gaybhorhood:

Campuzano’s is Back!

Campuzano’s was one restaurant that closed down but now it will reopen Thursday, April 16 After announcing March 21 that, due to the shut-down ordered by Dallas County and the city of Dallas to try and slow the spread of COVID-19. Campuzano Mexican Restaurant on Oak Lawn announced on Facebook today that the restaurant will be re-opening tomorrow (Thursday, April 16) with curb-side service.

Food Delivery Promo Codes

— $15 Free DoorDash Food Delivery Credits
—$7 off UberEats with code eats-ubervip4me
and Free Delivery from all local restaurants during this crisis
—$100 Free Delivery Credit: Food, Alcohol, and Most Anything on the Postmates App.
—GrubHub Food Delivery Review – $10 Off Promo!

Gayborhood & Uptown Restaurants for To-Go and Carry-out orders

• Cafe Brazil on Cedar Springs and Deep Ellum has $0 Delivery Fee on UberEats
• Tortas La Hechizera on Maple Ave has Free Delivery on UberEats
• Taqueria la Ventana on Cedar Springs. Free UberEats delivery and save $8 when you spend $30 from the taco shop.
• La Duni. From baked goods to meals, the menu is available for take-out and delivery. LaDuniHub.com.
• Big Al’s Smokehouse BBQ on Inwood. 214-350-2649. Big Al’s is focusing solely on curbside delivery, traditional delivery and take out ordering.
• Pecan Lodge catering facility is delivering family-sized portions, a la carte and sides starting Wednesday. PecanLodge.com.
• Zalat on Fitzhugh
• Asian Mint, multiple locations. Free delivery on order $25 or more; beer, wine and sake can also be delivered.
• Malibu Poke on Oak Lawn delivers fresh seafood dishes for pick-up. 469-250-7074.
• Taco Cabana is offering free delivery with UberEats.

• TJ’s Seafood Market on Oak Lawn. Entire menu available to go, either hot and ready to eat or heat-at-home family meals.
• Knife on Mockingbird offers a limited steakhouse menu from 5–10 p.m. for takeout. 214-443-9339.
• El Fenix, multiple locations. Enchilada dinner for for $36, kids eat free with adult meal purchase, and free delivery from UberEats when you spend $30.
• Chipotle – Free Delivery on Doordash and Postmates
• Uncle Julio’s & Mattito’s offering free Delivery using Dash Pass on DoorDash.

Greater Dallas Restaurants

• Chicken Scratch with items such as Buttermilk Fried Chicken on Pittman in Dallas Free Delivery on UberEats
• Ten50 BBQ on 75 in Richardson. Curbside pick-up of barbecue. 855-783-1050.
• Applebee’s is offering free delivery through Doordash and UberEats through the end of March.
• UP Inspired Kitchen: Through April 30, guests can receive $5 off delivery orders of $15 or more with code LIVEUP when they order through the UP Inspired Kitchen app (available on iOS & Android) or online.
• Cowboy’s Chicken now has FREE Delivery on orders $15 or more. 

• Original ChopShop: Guests can get free delivery on all orders over $20 with code CHOPCARES.
• Old Chicago Pizza & Taproom will have free delivery with DoorDash for all first-time users and a 99-cent delivery fee for returning users through March 30.
• Genghis Grill: All first time Genghis Grill orders on DoorDash will get free delivery through March 30.
• On the Border Mexican Grill & Cantina: On food orders of $15 or more, with a purchase of a Coke product, On The Border will offer a $5 discount. Must enter code OTBCOKE on DoorDash to redeem offer.
• The Rustic: When ordering carry out from Bowl & Barrel, guests will receive a $15 gift with every entree purchased during this time. The gift card is valid for dine-in only for 30 days after restaurants reopen.
• Bowl & Barrel: When ordering carry out from Bowl & Barrel, guests will receive a $15 gift with every entree purchased during this time.
• Jason’s Deli is offering free delivery on DoorDash.

To-Go Deals

• Original ChopShop will take $5 off all to-go orders placed online or over the phone.
• Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille is introducing a special three-course menu available for to-go. The steakhouse has curated a prix-fixe menu including a salad, entrée and dessert for $45 per person; or a two-course lunch selection including a salad and a lunch portion entrée or a lunch portion entrée and dessert for $29. For dine-out orders, guests should call the nearest location to place an order for pickup or curbside delivery.
• Genghis Grill is offering 20% off any carryout or online order when guests mention the code GGTOGO, or they can enter the code online at checkout to redeem through March 22.

While everyone is staying at home to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus across Texas and social gatherings are limited to 10 people many of us are looking for ways to order food to our house who want to support local restaurants. The state of Texas has prohibited eating and drinking at restaurants and bars while still allowing takeout, close gyms, ban people from visiting nursing homes except for critical care and close schools.