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18th & Vine

Dallas, United States of America

4.2
733
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18th & Vine | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
18th & Vine | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
18th & Vine | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
18th & Vine | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
18th & Vine | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
18th & Vine | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
18th & Vine | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
18th & Vine | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
18th & Vine | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
18th & Vine | TasteAtlas | Recommended authentic restaurants
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4100 Maple Ave, Dallas, TX 75219, USA +1 214-443-8335

Famous for

Side Dish, Oklahoma

Fried Okra

Recommended by Daniel Vaughn and 11 other food critics.
"The fried okra is worth every cent. Whole pods are sliced lengthwise and are encased in a crisp batter. This might be the best fried okra I’ve had at a Texas barbecue joint, er, restaurant."
Daniel Vaughn , Author and barbecue editor at Texas Monthly
Sweet Pie, United States of America

Apple Pie

Recommended by Zagat and 8 other food critics.
"If you crave flaky crust, then fried pies are always a best bet because there's more crust to go around. Save room for dessert and these handheld treats with seasonal fillings."
Zagat , American food and dining guide

Also serving

Barbecue

Kansas City-Style Barbecue

Recommended by Larry Olmsted and 6 other food critics.
Beef Dish

Burnt Ends

Recommended by Larry Olmsted and 8 other food critics.
Pork Dish

Pulled Pork

Recommended by Zagat and 5 other food critics.
Meat Dish

Barbecue Ribs

Recommended by Larry Olmsted and 3 other food critics.
Sandwich type

Melt Sandwich

Recommended by Daniel Vaughn and 4 other food critics.

Recommendations

"Besides the brisket sandwich and the burnt ends, the only real homage remaining to Kansas City barbecue are the saucy ribs. The latest version was the best with great tenderness and just enough sweetness to keep from overpowering the smoke."
"These are among the best ribs you can eat in America."
"The restaurant honors its namesake, with a focus on the Kansas City style of barbecue. To many fans this is the ultimate barbecue meat, and it's relatively hard to come by outside KC, but Vaughan is right — the Texan version at 18th & Vine is excellent, cooked to the perfect texture where it is tender but not mushy, and succulent juicy with a great fat-to-meat ratio and a delicious, slightly sweet bark, or crust, with some brown sugar in the rub."
"No matter the issues during dinner, the desserts will have you leaving with a smile. The fried apple pies were the sort of comfort food that makes a perfect pairing with barbecue."
"I could go on and on as just about everything I try is standout, including desserts, such as fried apple hand pies, the sweet fruit-filled version of an empanada and one of my favorite barbecue follow ups."
"If you crave flaky crust, then fried pies are always a best bet because there's more crust to go around. Save room for dessert and these handheld treats with seasonal fillings."
"Another great option is the standout pulled pork sandwich, served with equally delicious jalapeño cheddar grits."
"The starring role in this sandwich goes to pulled pork that's slow-smoked for 12-14 hours using a blend of oak and hickory. Topped with tangy slaw, it's a major taste bud pleaser."
"The fried okra lives up to its high praise with a crispy breading and no sliminess at all, a common fault."
"At this chic Maple Avenue joint for Kansas City-style barbecue, fried okra is a real standout. The veggie is sliced lengthwise, then coated in a batter seasoned with barbecue rub for a nice kick of flavor that pairs perfectly with the spot's excellent BBQ."

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