Dakota’s restaurant leaves behind an impressive legacy. From its grand entrance to the fine-dining scene in 1984 to its closure in 2020, Dakota’s has been woven into Dallas’ restaurant history.

The 6-acre development will be anchored by an iconic Dallas steakhouse where visitors descend 18 feet underground in a canopied glass elevator.

Dakota’s Steakhouse has been delighting diners since initially opening its doors in 1984. The concept has made a name for itself through its use of superior USDA Prime steak.

Dakota's Steakhouse has been operating in downtown Dallas for nearly 40 years, and is famous for its subterranean location. OpenTable recounts the property's storied past, beginning with its ...