Dinner at Dunston's Steak House - Return to a Dallas Classic (Since 1955)!

For full event details, be sure to click on "**Read More**". Join us for another memorable dinner at a certified **DALLAS CLASSIC!** **DUNSTON'S - A ONE OF A KIND STEAKHOUSE!** There are many steakhouses in Dallas and places that serve plenty of overpriced bottles of red wine. There are plenty of steakhouses that boast a valet service, too. But the ones that tout a self-service salad bar complete with bacon bits and wooden bowls -- those are firmly in the margin. The dark, beautiful, smoke-stained margin. Walking through the front door of **DUNSTON'S** is like a magic trip back into time. Outside modern cars fill the parking lot. But just paces away, walnut-stained wood paneling and drop ceiling tiles frame a restaurant that hasn't been updated since the Ford Pinto was America's best selling ride. Nixon was President the last time this dining room with burgundy patterned carpet got a facelift, and if you're wearing a burgundy jacket you can blend in perfectly with the tufted pleather booths in the main dining room. In the early ’80s, this was the gathering place for men from the Brook Hollow and the Dallas Country Clubs. **DUNSTON'S** first opened as Gene's in 1955 -- a time when steakhouses operated more like family restaurants. Gene Dunston eventually changed the name to his family's. The original restaurant near Love Field has a loyal following, but lost some of its kitsch when it was rebuilt. It's the Lovers Lane location that has all the throwback charm.