Best part? Menu constantly changes. Worst part? The menu constantly changes. TRY the pork belly and pickled shrooms. While you can! DOA. Love everything about the vibe and staff. RSVP for sure.
The drinks at FT33 are as carefully crafted as the plates; try a classic like the Corpse Reviver #2, or the constantly-evolving Seasonal Smash, the current version contains fresh carrot juice.
Since the menu changes just ask the excellent service to steer you right. Wins for us-elk tortellini, wagyu(short rib style), chicken(not just chicken, really) and the butternut squash dessert. Go!!
Warm up your paunch with bar snacks like candied oxtail bao-buns with Fresno chiles & creme fraiche, and mustard- & cumin-glazed lamb ribs with roasted dates. Baca selanjutnya
Chef Matt McAllister will explore pairings of the most recognized fermented food - cheese - with other surprising fermented delights like fruit and vegetables at Atlanta Food & Wine Festival 5/29-6/1. Baca selanjutnya
Dallas needed an FT33. In fact, it needs more of them — restaurants where chefs are not only brave enough to think outside the box, but also diligent enough to do it well. Baca selanjutnya
Everything here is worth ordering. To find out what Chef McCallister is all about do the tasting menu (with pairings!). You'll experience a focused expression of his take on food.
The menu changes constantly which is why I love this place. Get the charcuterie board as an appetizer. It's never the same, but always an adventure for the palate
Try the smoked potato appetizer! It's so tasty that it surpassed the other delicious starters we had at our table. Plus it looks like Stonehenge on a plate!
The name stands for "fire table 33," but the place to be is table 34, the four-top right next to the ceramic wall on which the chefs scrawl their foraging finds and the occasional Daft Punk quote.
Chef-owner Matt McCallister celebrates beets in many forms in this $11 appetizer: Ash roasted beets with sorrel, yogurt and puffed rice Baca selanjutnya
For all the buzz, Dallas diners must have more money (or credit) than sophistication. Silly food presentations, over-eager server swarms, and drunk blonde customers scrubbed this one off the list.
The gnocchi was WAY too salty and couldn't finish it. I got the gulf crab appetizer to replace it. It was better, but still a little salty. Put down the SALT!