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Fearless Critic restaurant review
Dallas
Food
Feel
Price
6.3
6.0
$30
Pizza
Casual restaurant

Hours
Tue 11:30am–10:00pm
Wed–Thu 11:30am–11:00pm
Fri 11:30am–midnight
Sat noon–midnight
Sun noon–10:00pm

Features Date-friendly, delivery
Bar Beer, wine, liquor
Credit cards Visa, MC, AmEx
Reservations Accepted

www.enospizza.com

Bishop Arts
407 N. Bishop Ave.
Dallas, Texas
(214) 943-9200
Eno’s Pizza Tavern
Respectable local-ingredient pie—if you squint hard enough, that is

As a pizzeria, Eno’s is rather disappointing. The crust bulges with blackened air pockets and carries a nice, bitter char. But the execution of the whole—sauce and toppings and important bits—droops into mediocrity. But the cool Oak Cliff (make that Bishop Arts District) parlor offers many other reasons to spend…

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