Juliet, a see-and-be-seen steakhouse in Houston, is expanding into Dallas. Any guesses as to which neighborhood?
Bingo: the Dallas Design District.
The Dallas Design District is home to two of the biggest restaurant openings of the past five years in Dallas: Los Angeles supper club Delilah and New York City Italian restaurant Carbone. The neighborhood remains the region’s biggest draw right now for out-of-town restaurants coming to Dallas. We’ve got La Lupita (Cabo San Lucas, Mexico), Ospi (Los Angeles) and Culinary Dropout (Phoenix), now open. Aba (Chicago) — and others — are coming soon.
Juliet is expected to open in August 2026. She’s neighbors with Delilah.
The design is a “movie-themed steakhouse,” according to a press release — a style of restaurant Dallas has not yet seen before. What that means is that classic films will play inside a restaurant designed to entice celebrities. Or make you feel like one. Rapper Drake and former football player Johnny Manziel have dined at the Houston restaurant. Lizzo, Megan Thee Stallion and Simone Biles have also stopped in, the Houston Chronicle reports.
Like the Houston restaurant, the Dallas location will have a movie theater marquee lit up outside. The restaurant was designed “to stop people in their tracks,” a spokesperson said.
Dinner includes steakhouse fare like fried calamari, a wedge salad, raw oysters and prime cuts of beef, though the dinner menu doesn’t offer prices. The Houston restaurant is teasing an upcoming $25 “girl dinner” on Instagram Sundays and Mondays, featuring sparkling wine, oysters, truffle fries, Caesar salad and shrimp Cajun pasta.
A bestseller is Juliet’s white cheddar mac and cheese, which can come topped with bacon, truffles, lobster or all three.
Moving to Dallas — which marks Juliet’s first step outside of Houston — was part of the company’s long-term plan, according to a statement.
Juliet is expected to open at 1400 Hi Line Drive, Dallas, in August 2026.