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Restaurants & Attractions ESTER S BL 635 VD North Lake V A L L E Y R A NCH PKWY Restaurants & D Attractions R E N I NORTH DIRECTORY L M T A L C E B PKWY A FREEPORT B L R V 161 T D 635 J H O UR H N CA RP EN TE R F RW Y ROYAL LN Dallas/Fort Worth N International Airport L 114 W R IE I V V EY E LL R F A S V N I O D R T E H W D E S R T HW Y Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas / Visitor Info C SPUR N D 348 W ALNUT HILL LN S E T O B R Y D M R R A N D E C NORTHGATE DR B R A L G R V E N L I T L D 114 A E H D LOOP W H V U 12 C L R B O R ELLE RD CH SPUR North IrvingRO & Las Colinas Restaurants 1 Po Melvin’s Zeytin Pacific Table Kabuki Japanese Einstein The Keg (972) 255-3919 Mediterranean Grill Opening soon Restaurant Brothers Bagels Steakhouse & Bar (972) 887-2000 Shawarma Bar (214) 305-2868 (972) 756-2875 (972) 556-9188 2 FroYo Smoolicious Opening soon Kitchen 101 Lover’s Egg Roll The Ranch at (972) 717-6300 5 Granada Market & Deli Opening soon (972) 753-7888 Las Colinas Midori Sushi 7 Alamo Drafthouse (972) 830-8445 Nosh & Bottle (972) 506-7262 (972) 887-1818 Cinema / 10 Boston Market Italian Cafe The Vetted Well (469) 442-0808 (972) 756-0772 Red Hot & Blue Spirit Grille (972) 402-0225 (972) 717-7575 (972) 401-0000 Bar & Grill Pop Factory Sarigama Jinbeh Japanese (469) 713-3424 (469) 499-3095 Indian Cafe SmashBurger Via Real (972) 302-2681 (972) 650-9001 Restaurant Bar Louie Rayleigh (972) 853-8803 (972) 869-4011 (469) 217-8370 Underground / Veranda Starbucks Coffee Le Peep Violet Room (972) 556-9871 3 6 Cork & Pig Tavern Boi Na Braza Greek Cafe (972) 717-0422 (972) 364-7412 (469) 208-7977 Opening soon (972) 518-0939 Taco Diner Reservoir (972) 401-2691 4 Chicago Pizza Creamistry Burgerim (469) 351-7112 11 Benihana (972) 717-7770 (657) 224-9602 (214) 881-3868 (972) 550-0060 Terra Chipotle El Famoso Freshii TCBY Mediterranean Grill (214) 614-8958 Godavari Indian (972) 401-3900 Mexican Grill (972) 363-6584 (469) 351-7516 Restaurant (972) 957-3100 The Ginger Man Gloria’s Latin Thirsty Lion (972) 370-5898 Urban Eatz (214) 496-0400 (972) 869-3533 Corner Bakery Opening soon Cuisine Rodizio Grill (972) 717-2053 (469) 242-2641 Yard House Go Fish Poke (214) 315-7775 13 Andalous Jimmy John’s (469) 647-5140 The Green Gator (214) 496-0151 Mediterranean Grill (972) 556-1800 (469) 706-6190 12 Blue Fish (972) 401-8900 Hugo’s Invitados 8 Cool River Café (972) 385-3474 Tiff’s Treats (214) 496-0590 Grimaldi’s Coal (972) 871-8881 Blu Ginger Champps (972) 889-7700 Olivella’s Neo Brick Oven Thai Café Pizzeria 9 Dickey’s Barbecue Americana (972) 373-9799 Pizza Napoletana (972) 580-1917 (972) 373-0333 (214) 377-9151 (214) 496-0337 continued on back > North Irving & Las Colinas Restaurants, continued Bread Zeppelin Masala Wok Chili’s 21 Cavalli Pizza (469) 359-2661 (972) 409-0000 (214) 574-4574 (972) 915-0001 Five Guys Mattito’s Tex Mex IHOP Dragon Express Burgers & Fries (214) 379-0165 (214) 574-7100 (972) 929-1688 (972) 409-7230 Mayuri On the Border Indian Café la Madeleine (972) 910-8788 (214) 574-8900 (972) 929-6400 (469) 385-1700 Salata Outta the Oven McAlister’s Deli Little Katana (469) 242-6116 Café and Bakery (972) 929-1790 (972) 362-0888 Texadelphia (972) 869-0015 Saladworks Pie Five Pizza (972) 432-0725 Razzoo’s (972) 514-1807 (972) 506-7435 (972) 373-9400 17 Bombay Chopstix 22 Cowboy Chicken 14 Fast Furious (972) 506-7423 Royal Chopstix (214) 496-0724 Japanese Cuisine (972) 401-0933 (214) 484-6814 Cheddar’s In Fretta Pizza (972) 409-0300 Sweet Tomatoes & Wings Bar (972) 830-9200 In-N-Out Burger Fish City Grill (972) 600-8536 (800) 786-1000 (214) 484-9437 Texas Roadhouse Jam + Toast (214) 496-0452 Inchin’s Mi Cocina (469) 565-8622 Bamboo Garden (469) 621-0452 Twin Peaks Jimmy John’s (214) 377-7765 (469) 420-9216 Original Pancake (972) 402-0300 Southern Spice House 19 7 Salsas Local Diner (469) 420-9333 Walk On’s (972) 798-4733 (972) 402-0777 (972) 929-2200 (469) 779-2500 15 Panera Bread Saltgrass Michael’s Lupe Tortilla Whiskey Cake (972) 869-1640 Steak House Italian Kitchen (469) 351-5010 (469) 941-2253 Pei Wei (972) 373-9944 (214) 409-1145 Pancheros 23 Gipsy Lime Taco Asian Diner Torchy’s Tacos Our Place Mexican Grill (214) 496-0150 (972) 373-8000 (214) 743-8561 Indian Cuisine (214) 496-0310 Newk’s Eatery Corner Bakery (214) 574-7117 Panda Express 16 18 54th Street Grill (214) 496-0771 (214) 574-5135 (469) 420-9710 (972) 556-1154 20 Bruno’s Edohana Sushi (972) 556-2465 PinStack Bowling (972) 444-9977 Bombay Sizzlers (214) 765-2695 (972) 255-5400 Kebabs To Go! Freebirds (972) 910-0127 Slim Chickens World Burrito Boston’s (214) 496-0263 (972) 869-2210 LA Burger (972) 869-3500 (972) 501-9188 Smoothie King Buffalo Wild Lamberti’s New York (469) 420-9109 Ristorante and Wings (972) 432-0011 Pizza Pasta Starbucks Coffee Wine Bar (972) 869-5995 (972) 506-0577 (972) 506-3000 North Irving & Las Colinas Attractions / Points of Interest A Irving Arts Center C Toyota Music D The Mustangs E Gondola Adventures F Campión Trails (972) 252-2787 Factory of Las Colinas (gondolas, pedal (972) 721-2501 (972) 810-1499 Sculpture & Exhibit boats & stand-up B Las Colinas (972) 869-9047 paddleboards) Flower Clock (972) 506-8037 GENERAL INFORMATION SALES TAX An 8.25% tax is added to most goods flat, provide gasoline, help start your car or call EMERGENCY SERVICE Police, fire or ambulance: 911 and services, as well as dining. Hotel room tax in a tow truck. Dallas (214) 320-4444 | Fort Worth Irving is 15%. (817) 370-6656 NON-EMERGENCY SERVICE Police Department (972) 721-2661 | Fire Department (972) 721-2308 TIPPING ETIQUETTE It is customary to tip: taxi 24-HOUR EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT Baylor drivers 10-15%; waiters 15-20%; bellmen $1.00 per Medical Center Irving, 1901 N MacArthur Blvd, TAXI SERVICE Cabs can be hailed at the airports, bag (minimum.) (972) 579-8100 | Las Colinas Medical Center, hotels and in the Las Colinas Urban Center. In 6800 N MacArthur Blvd, (972) 969-2000 other areas, it’s usually necessary to call one. SAFETY BELT Texas laws state that all passengers Executive Taxi Service (972) 554-1212 | Golden must wear a safety belt or pay a $153 fine. 24-HOUR PHARMACY CVS Pharmacy, 2222 N Story Cab Co. (972) 484-4848 | Yellow Cabs (972) Rd, (972) 255-4155 222-2000 | Yellow & Checker Cab Co. (214) 841- COURTESY ROADSIDE SERVICE A free service of the 1900 or (817) 267-5150 Texas Department of Transportation – change a .
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