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| Fun Places to Celebrate Wedding Anniversary in Dallas |
Romance and Art
If you want romance and beauty as well as fine foods, start your search with Nana (nanarestaurant.com) at the Hilton Anatole at Stemmons Freeway and Market Center. The restaurant includes Asian art from Trammel Crow’s private collection, romantic music on Thursday through Saturday nights, and acclaimed food. No need to dress formally, although you are welcome to come in your finest. Choose private rooms or a more open floor plan to suit your mood. “Gourmet Magazine” listed the restaurant as one of America’s 50 finest restaurants and “Wine Spectator Magazine” gave them the “Best Award of Excellence.” Forbes Travel Guide awarded them four stars in 2009 and their critic John Mariani named them one of the “top ten romantic restaurants in America.” Reservations are not required, but you should if you want to use one of the private rooms or throw a large wedding anniversary party in the ballroom.
Fine Wines
If you want fine wine and food on your wedding anniversary, check out Cru’s (cruawinebar.com) selection of wines and excellent cuisine. “Wine Spectator” awarded them an award of excellence for wine selection paired with an excellent menu. Set up a private dinner or a wine tasting extravaganza for your anniversary party. The restaurant allows you to book the entire restaurant if you desire, or they will gladly cater for a location you choose. Make reservations and dress business casual for celebrations at their Allen, Plano or West village locations.
Fun and Music
For musical fun any Wednesday through Saturday night, hop over to Pete’s Dueling Piano Bar (petesduelingpianobar.com) on Beltline Road in Addison. The musicians amuse you with jokes and invite your to sing with them. They will roast you if you tell them it's your anniversary. If you want to eat, come on the weekend or eat before you arrive on week days. They serve drinks and set-ups any night. Dress casual and bring tip money for the entertainers. You will laugh and sing your way through the evening at this establishment awarded four stars by CitySearch.
Five-Star Destination
Dine at the Adolphus Hotel's The French Room (hoteladolphus.com) any Tuesday through Saturday evening. The restaurant received 29 out of 30 points on the Zagat’s Survey to win its highest restaurant rating and five diamonds from AAA. Expect to spend approximately $100 for dinner for two, but you will find the atmosphere and food worth the price. Men must wear jackets and they don’t allow denim or sneakers.
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