Easter is kind of the best if you think about it. It’s the start of spring and the flowers are just starting to bloom. It’s also a time for gathering with friends and families for egg hunts, tea parties, church services, and a good old-fashioned Sunday supper (while following social distancing protocols, of course). But after the year we’ve had, we deserve some time to relax and let someone else do the cooking this holiday. That’s why we rounded up the best seven places to score an egg-cellent Easter takeout dinner this year. What are you waiting for? Hop to it!
Where to Order Easter Dinner Takeout in Dallas
•
Published Mar 18, 2021
Gustav Schmiege
1. Al Biernat’s
Can you name a better Easter brunch situation than this popular upscale steakhouse? We’ll wait. And because Al is always thinking about the best for his guests, he is opening up curbside services at both locations for those who want to take part but that aren’t quite ready to dine in. Enjoy your favorites like strawberry topped pancakes and crab crab Benedict or be bold this brunch and go for the prime rib or sea bass. Brunch is served from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and placing orders early is strongly advised.
4217 Oak Lawn Avenue; 214-219-2201 or albiernats.com
Dive Coastal Cuisine
2. Dive Coastal Cuisine
Easter dining doesn’t have to be heavy, and no one shows us that nourishing our body with healthy food can be both fun and delicious like Dive owner Franchesca Nor. The University Park restaurant is offering salad platters in both small and large in addition to small and large cheese boards. Orders must be placed by Friday, April 2 for a Saturday, April 3 pickup. So what will it be this Easter? Are you going with the Cajun Curry Shrimp of the beloved Crunchy Asian? (Go on, live a little—get both!)
3404 Rankin Street; 214-891-1700 or divecoastal.com
RISE + Thyme
3. Rise + Thyme
Anyone up for a picnic in the AT&T Discovery District? Order for picnic setup by Thursday, April 1 and get blankets, pillows, and the cutest $95 basket for 4 to 6 people ready for your noshing pleasure. The basket includes deviled eggs with prosciutto, house made honey biscuits with strawberry jam, hummus and crudité, pasta salad, ham and cheese sliders, La Casita pastries or cookies, and a bottle of sparkling wine.
211 South Akard Street; 972-268-7605 or risenthyme.com
Ten50 BBQ
4. Ten50 Bbq
Is it a true Texas Easter celebration without a little ‘cue? For those with a hankering for the good stuff, head up 75 to pick up this delicious deal curbside. For $100, you’ll get a feast that serves four to six people that includes a choice of one meat (three pounds), choice of two sides (one quart each), six southern yeast rolls, and barbecue hat. You can also add booze for an extra cost.
1050 North Central Expressway; 855-783-1050 or ten50bbq.com
Perry’s Steakhouse and Grille
5. Perry’s Steakhouse And Grille
An Easter feast for four is coming curbside April 2 to 4 for those that want to celebrate at home. Guests can choose one entree (caramelized encrusted prime rib, rack of lamb, or chicken Cordon Bleu), a family portion of soup or salad (seafood tomato bisque, Caesar salad, or chopped salad), two family-style sides (macaroni and cheese, whipped potatoes, thick-cut chargrilled vegetables, potatoes Au Gratin or creamed spinach), and four personal half-loaves of homemade bread. Prices are based on the individual selections and preorders must be placed at least four hours in advance. But that’s not all—for maximum convenience, guests can choose heat-and-eat at home or cooked-to-order and ready-to-serve.
2100 Olive Street Suite #100; 214-855-5151 or perryssteakhouse.com
TJ’s Seafood Market
6. Tj’s Seafood Market
The local seafood we all lust over is coming to the rescue this Easter at the Preston Royal location for a four course meal for $65 a person. Call the restaurant to place your order for pickup and to hear menu options. Think smoked salmon, the signature Caesar salad, and a delicious dessert.
And those celebrating Passover are not forgotten here. Place an order for curbside pickup by Wednesday, March 24 for pickup after 4 pm on Friday, March 26 or Saturday, March 27. A $175 Seder Kit feeds four to six people and includes apricot glazed chicken, poached salmon, Matzoh, flourless chocolate cake, a bottle of wine and more. Yum.
6025 Royal Lane #100; 214-691-2369 or tjsseafood.com
Vestals Catering
7. Vestals Catering
This Dallas-based catering company is offering re-heat ready Easter menus that feed four to six people for $250. This bountiful boxes includes includes a hummus trio with seven-vegetable spring crudité and homemade crostini, individual caramelized onion tarts with thyme and gruyere, pimento cheese with crostini and lavash, spring vegetable salad, garlic and herb roasted rack of lamb with a lemon aioli, honey-orange roasted carrot and zucchini ribbons with pistachio, signature creamy mashed potatoes, house baked sweet rolls with whipped honey butter, freshly squeezed lavender lemonade, and strawberry pound cake with lemon curd fresh strawberries and Limoncello cream. As if that’s not enough, you’ll also get a dozen ginger molasses cookies. Rose Gold rosé can be added for $65 and a kids Easter basket for $55. You can place your orders online by noon on March 31 and must be picked up by Friday, April 2.
4318 Eastside Avenue; 972-803-3806 or vestalscatering.com
Want to discover more delicious Dallas eats? Sign up to our newsletter here.
