Shoals - Dallas

I really enjoyed this place. It gives me Deep Ellum boujie, which we love boujie, yet relaxed at the same time. The vibe is a lil pretentious, but it's all good! I'm here for it! I wasn't interested at first, because she said it was a Vegan restaruant and tho I dn't have to have food with parents, when I'm in TX I want MEEEAAAAT! However, I was pleasantly surprised by how tasty EVERYTHING was. What did we order, it was January, it's now March *I apologize i'm posting so late* there were some drinks to be had, so I honestly don't remember, BUT we did order a lot of different things and the 3 of us shared all of things that touched our table, except for drinks. My gf who lives in Deep Ellum said normally they had live music, but not that night, possibly due to Covid, but they had music playing I believe. It's busy, there's hustle and bustle and customers who seem to love the place. I enjoyed myself.

The food, great! The drinks, incredible! Our server last night, miserable. Bad day maybe. My group was kind and tried to lighten the mood, but our experience was painfully awkward.

This fantastic vegan restaurant, owned by a Black entrepreneur, is located in the bustling Deep Ellum neighborhood in downtown Dallas. The food was outstanding and the bartenders served up innovative cocktails. The ambiance is cozy and dimly lit, making it ideal for a casual meal.

Great environment, the food was fantastic. I highly recommend getting the Arepas. The atmosphere is also very nice for such a busy street. I really appreciate that they play music from vinyl records

The beyond arepa at this restaurant is very tasty! I also tried the shiitake ceviche, which had only a small amount of shiitake mushrooms but was still delicious. I appreciate that this is one of the few vegan restaurants in Dallas that serves alcohol. Thumbs up!