Restaurants in Lewisville
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Kor-BQ
- Plano
Korean tacos garnished with cilantro, lettuce slaw & soy sauce vinaigrette or rice bowls with clear glass noodles & sautéed vegetables
Mercy Wine Bar
- Village On The Parkway
Top-rated Nightclub incites salivation with juicy mussels, truffle pomme frites & wild mushroom risotto selections from expansive menu
Gojo Ethiopian Restaurant
- Richardson
Dark-stained wood paneling surrounds guests as they dine on authentic Ethiopian food, including beer and tej, or honey wine
Brazilian Cowboy Steakhouse & Grill
- Plano
Skewered meats arrive fresh & dripping from the kitchen for carving onto plates, complemented by salad bar, cheese bread & fried bananas
Recommended Restaurants by Groupon Customers
Banana Leaf's headmaster, Steve "the Cajun Asian," treats each customer like a houseguest, so be sure to ask for him before perusing the menu or borrowing his toothbrush. Bring taste buds to blossom with an appetizer such as the shrimp blanket ($4.99), comprising jumbo shrimp wrapped in a rice sheet, then deep fried and served with homemade sweet & sour sauce. To satisfy a poultry addiction, nosh the larb chicken ($12.99), a delicious disarray of pummeled poultry, red and green onion, cilantro, mint, rice, and lettuce tossed in a homemade lime dressing and Thai fish sauce. You’ll also find dependable noodle dishes ($11.99–$12.49) and other entrees ($10.99–$12.99) prepared in a health-conscious way.
The average human has 10,000 taste buds, but eating the same meal every day only acknowledges one. Reach a multitude of taste receptors with today’s Groupon: $15 gets you $35 worth of authentic Chinese dinner fare at Kirin Court Peter Abellard, Vow of Silence: Was banished from his order when he shouted, “Don’t go in there!” during a screening of classic horror film Halloween. Ilya Petrov, Vow of Chastity: Says Petrov, “I broke my vow of chastity but I kept my vow of being the frickin’ man! Woo! Give it up for P-Dog!”Anastasios Pappas, Vow of Poverty: The other monks suspected Pappas might have entered and won the lottery when he began taking a helicopter from the kitchen to the library.
Ferry yourself to international flavors with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of Italian drinks and dishes at Fortuna Grill, a homey Frisco eatery specializing in unpretentious eats that, despite its name, does not offer any sort of fortune-revealing dessert.
Not every restaurant is inaugurated by the mayor. But in June 1999, Scott Wheeler used his mayoral gravitas to help celebrate the opening of Thai Orchid Restaurant. The eatery's auspicious beginnings accurately reflect its involvement in the community. Today, Thai Orchid Restaurant not only serves the neighborhood with a menu of Thai-style basil duck, sautéed beef in oyster sauce, and chicken with cashew nuts, it is also a member of the Greater Dallas Asian American Chamber of Commerce.
The Egg & I started in Colorado, but like a tumbleweed or a particularly sturdy egg it rolled its way south into the Dallas culinary scene. Sit on the outdoor patio and sip premium, fresh-ground Costa Rican coffee, fresh-squeezed orange juice, and made-to-order smoothies. Or head inside, where the décor is as sunnily downhomey as the yolks on your plate. Vegetarian options abound, and egg whites can be substituted at any time so long as you order with conviction and integrity.
