If your stomach is growling past midnight and you’re torn between sticking to a budget or indulging a bit, we’ve got you covered.
Check out our complete list of latenight spots where you can happily satisfy your food cravings.
This East Dallas spot is a hit among Dallasites. Plomo Quesadilla is a scratch kitchen joint specializing in quesadillas. Open until 3 a.m. on Thursdays and 4 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, it’s the perfect place to satisfy those midnight cravings. Their menu features some of the most unique quesadillas around, like the Escobar, made with ribeye steak, avocado, elote, and pickled red onion, or the Vasquez, a spicy delight with Caribbean jerked chicken, mango, jalapeño, sriracha, and cilantro. The best part? Most of their delicious creations are under $10!
DaLat, a trendy Vietnamese-American fusion restaurant in Uptown Dallas, offers a full menu of mouthwatering dishes. Indulge in their Sticky Rice with Chinese sausage and fried onions or try the Deconstructed Pho, featuring egg noodles stir-fried with onions, bok choy, and bean sprouts, with your choice of beef, chicken, pork, tofu, or shrimp for an extra $2. The dish is served with broth on the side for a unique twist. DaLat is open until 11:45 PM Sunday through Thursday and until 1:45 AM on Fridays and Saturdays, making it a great spot for late-night dining.
Praised for its unique vibe and innovative concept, Truck Yard is a beloved spot in Lower Greenville. It boasts a tree-house bar, a rotating selection of food trucks, and a spacious outdoor area perfect for chilling with friends, co-workers, or family. Don’t miss their loaded nachos, available with ribeye steak or chicken, topped with bell peppers, onions, chipotle-corn salsa, and melted ballpark nacho cheese. Inside, you’ll find a hidden gem: a cheesesteak shop tucked away in a corner of the bar, open until midnight (kitchen closes at 11:30 PM, Monday through Saturday). Truck Yard offers an irresistible experience you won’t want to miss.
View this post on InstagramThis Dallas staple boasts a cool '70s retro vibe and serves up some of the city’s finest Vietnamese cuisine. Whether you’re craving fried seaweed rolls, a customizable pizza with traditional toppings, or Mekong spicy ribeye tacos, they’ve got you covered. After 11 PM, their menu is streamlined, but don’t miss out on their bestsellers: chicken wings and fried dumplings, available until 1:15 AM. Perfect for a late-night feast with a touch of nostalgia!
Who can forget the classic sloppy Joe from childhood? Saint Valentine keeps this nostalgic tradition alive, serving up delicious sloppy Joes as the clock strikes midnight. This relatively new cocktail bar stands out with its famous menu item, from fried olives stuffed with sausage to a traditional burger. Open Wednesday through Monday from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m., it's the perfect spot for late-night cravings.
Formerly known as Stratos Global Greek Taverna, is open daily until 2 a.m. This spot offers a unique Greek and Mediterranean dining experience. Indulge in baked feta cheese or Dolmathes—fresh grape leaves stuffed with rice, ground beef, and spices— both served with their famous grilled pita bread. You can satisfy your sweet tooth with homemade baklava or tiramisu for a delightful end to your meal.
View this post on InstagramOpen late every day with locations in Uptown, Deep Ellum, Greenville, and Preston, this taco joint is your go-to patio spot for non-traditional taco creations. Try the vegetarian Nashville hot taco with crispy tofu, napa slaw, ranch crema, house-brined pickles, and a flour tortilla, or go for the fish 'n' chips taco featuring beer-battered cod, curry aioli, French fries, malt vinegar, napa slaw, all wrapped in a flour tortilla. They stay open late—Sunday through Wednesday until 2 a.m., Thursdays until 3 a.m., and Friday and Saturday until 5 a.m.—so you can satisfy those taco cravings whenever they hit!
One of Dallas’s most iconic pizza spots, Serious Pizza, is the place to satisfy your latenight cravings with their enormous slices. Starting at just $5.75, you can build your own slice or dive into one of their specialty pizzas. Try The Jerk, topped with red sauce, mozzarella, jalapeños, bell peppers, red onion, cilantro, and jerked chicken, or The Impossible, featuring red sauce, mozzarella, all the veggies, and Impossible sausage. The best part? They’re open until 3 a.m., making it a prime spot for those late-night pizza urges.
Located in the heart of Deep Ellum, this spot is renowned for its cocktails and crispy, juicy fried chicken. With a variety of options, you can enjoy their battered and deepfried chicken with sides like Mexican corn, green beans, or habanero bacon mac and cheese. They serve up these delicious dishes until 2 a.m., making it a perfect latenight destination.
Dallas has a limited number of 24-hour restaurants, especially ones that serve breakfast all day at affordable prices. Café Brazil stands out as an award-winning, world-famous spot with locations in Bishop Arts, Deep Ellum, and University Park. Their signature dishes include Chicken, Bacon, and Waffles—homemade waffles topped with hand-cut chicken tenders, bacon, hash brown casserole, and an egg over easy. For just $13.99, you can enjoy their Chilaquiles, made with scrambled eggs, tomatillo sauce, onions, Monterey Jack cheese, and tortilla chips, with your choice of freshly pulled chicken, chorizo, or thinly sliced smoked turkey. This dish comes topped with green onions and served with black beans, sour cream, and grilled sliced tomatoes. Perfect for those moments when you’re wondering why you didn’t have breakfast for every meal today.
Catch a show at the Granada Theater and keep the night going with dinner or light bites at their restaurant. Enjoy a selection of American cuisine, including burgers, salads, and flatbreads. And don’t worry about rushing—it's open until 2 a.m., so you’ve got plenty of time to savor your meal after the show.