Stopped by here for a little happy hour before the Stars game. Space is super nice, good vibes and nice bar seating with a few high tops. Fun fact there's the largest samurai collection in the United States and one of the largest in the world. Happy hour menu consists of beer (no draft), wine, and a handful of cocktails. Started with the Samurai Smoke, which was Mezcal, poblano and had smoked chili bitters. Nice kick, smokiness from the mezcal compliments the pepper nicely, solid cocktail. We shared a few appetizers, the wagyu meatballs, queso, deviled eggs and the calamari. The chips served with the queso were incredibly well seasoned. The deviled eggs were unique and flavorful. Meatballs were massive and so savory. Our bartender was great as was the experience as a whole.

Queso was really good. Drinks were unique. Service was a little lacking despite not being busy. But nice ambiance, modern, large bar area and large outdoor area.

When there with some friends. Definitely a trendy place. Make sure to valet because parking is hard. There was only one chicken dish, which was delicious. Good selection of wine and cocktails.

Saint Ann is a consistent brunch. You know what you are going to get from a food perspective. Nestled in the heart of downtown the ambiance has a mix of outdoor and indoor seating. This is perfect for small and large groups. Their menu is very diverse and has great options for everyone. The staff is great and attentive. They are were able to accommodate our last minute request for a birthday. I highly recommend reservations but there is plenty of walk-in tables as well.

No exaggeration this may be the best donut I've ever tasted. The deviled eggs were great too!

This place is so cute and the perfect brunch with the girls vibe. They even have a museum upstairs (I didn't check it out but saw a sign for it) Food: The bacons wrapped chicken was top tier! The calamari did not disappoint at all and the lobster toast was amazing and filling; they were not stingy with the lobster which was a major plus.. Service: I was with a group of 10 and the restaurant was very accommodating and our server did a great job. Overall: Would recommend and looking forward to visiting again.

So you fancy, huh?!! That was my first impression after looking at Saint Ann's website and after getting seated. I flew into Dallas over the weekend and met up a good friend for lunch. I thought this place was going to cost an arm and a leg but fortunately, the price wasn't too bad. I was very surprised as the food was very delicious as well! For appetizers, we orders the meatballs. Now I am not really a meatball person so I would never have ordered this dish if it were up to me. My husband, however, loves his meatballs and suggested we get it for our apps. The first bite of that meatball and I was hooked! That sauce that they had the meatball in was AMAZING! It was rich in flavor but the sauce was not thick. It was perfect. For my dish - I got the shrimp and grits. I'm still missing the food from our New Orleans trip a few months ago so whenever I see it on the menu, I usually have to get it. The grits on this dish was different from any I've ever had. Instead of it being like an oatmeal consistency like normal grits, it was more of a cake, if that makes sense. It was more of a cake and the shrimp rested on top of the cake. But whatever you call it, it was pretty freakin' tasty and I would get it again in a heartbeat! It satisfied the shrimp and grits craving I had that day! I also had a sample of my friends lobster Mac and cheese dish. It was rich and buttery and lobstery and cheesy - if you love seafood and Mac and cheese, you can't go wrong with this dish! My husband got the chicken fried steak - I just had a little bite of his steak but wasn't in the mood for that texture so I cant really give an honest review. But I didn't not like it. I just wanted to deep dive into my shrimp and grits! Upstairs where the restroom is located, there is a museum of Samurai's. Threw me off guard a little as it was the last thing I expected. Looks pretty cool in there and I believe admission is free. You would just need to scan a little barcode by the sign and schedule your visit. We came on a Friday for lunch and it seemed like it was a popular place for work people to have a lunch meeting. Lots of people dressed in their business casual attire. Overall, I highly recommend coming here for lunch! The food is amazing! Our server was pretty great as well - very attentive and knowledgeable.

Gorgeous space in the heart of the Harwood District. A bit pricey, however they are in downtown Dallas so that is to be expected. Excellent service - 110%. They offer a stunning outdoor space and a small art gallery upstairs. I enjoy going alone and writing during their HH at the bar. Give it a whirl!