They roughly describe Souk at Trinity Groves as Moroccan street eats in a warm, festive space with outdoor seating and a hookah lounge with belly dancing. I would just say, “Souk is Modern Moroccan Perfection.”
I was introduced to Souk, through the new Trinity Groves development in Dallas a few weeks ago. I looked up their menu and saw they offered brunch. Oh man, I thought, that’s my favorite thing to do! I search high and low for great brunching spots all year long, so I was extremely excited to try Souk’s.
When I arrived and first walked in the front door of Souk I heard a, “Can I help you sir?” from a soft voice. I love it when a restaurant staff is trained to speak to you right when you enter the restaurant. It’s a little thing I like to call “outstanding customer service.” Acknowledging you’re there makes you feel comfortable and starts the dining experience off with warm fuzzes. It’s always noticed and appreciated. I looked around and noticed all the fantastic decorations and beautiful Moroccan theme. I felt very comfortable and fell in love with the coziness and warmth of the restaurant right away. I loved it all even the extra mile that went into even the most minuscule of details.
I find my brunch party and sit down. We all started reviewing the menu and making our choices. We ordered the “Farmers Market” with pesto sauce. Then the “Goat Cheese and Beef Cigars,” then also ordered some pizzas. They brought our drinks and mimosas out right away while we waited for our food. They checked back often, asking if we needed anything or wanted anything. The customer service was outstanding. When they brought us our food, it was hot, colorful, and the presentations on the plates looked beautiful. The “Farmers Market” was served on a tree cut out, a plate made from a log and still had the bark on it too. Our food was delicious, farm fresh, had fantastic flavor profiles, and was on point! I enjoyed the “Farmers Market” the most, it was creative and well thought out. The pizzas too were so tasty, and the crust was perfect.
They also have craft cocktails. We ordered a few different ones, but I enjoyed the “Fig Cocktail” the most. The mimosas were tasty and fresh too which is a necessity for brunching. They also have a big patio out front with plenty of outside seating and vibrant colors. You can dine and drink under the stars, or sip and eat inside surrounded by the relaxing Moroccan theme. Whichever way you want to chew and consume you can. Everything was perfect and extremely enjoyable our whole experience. Check out Souk at Trinity Groves today and enjoy some Moroccan Cuisine Perfection the Trey way!
Souk At Trinity Groves 3011 Gulden Ln, Suit 114 Dallas, Texas
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