What People Are Saying About Opio Restaurant
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In Short – Located in one of the few hotels in Park Cities, Opio has an opulent feel, thanks to its parchment walls, vaulted ceilings, and white tablecloths. The menu, which gets updated every spring and fall, focuses on classics such as steak and seafood, but with worldly flourishes--Asian, Mexican--added by chef Billy Webb. Portions are "mega," from the Cobb salad to the T-bone, and there's a generous buffet at breakfast and lunch.
11/14/08
Average
by drewtal
There probably isn't a much better word to decribe Opio or their brunch than as "average". If it is under best hotel brunches in dallas it would only be because there are a limited number of hotel brunches. I would recommend you going to one of the other ones.
- Pros: Service is good
- Cons: Not great food, poor atmosphere
The Details on Opio Restaurant
When to Go:
Weekend brunch buffet is offered Saturday 7am-11:30am, and Sunday 7am-2pm.
Save Money:
Happy hour runs from 4pm to 8pm daily and offers $2 off bar snacks such as chicken quesadillas, chicken wings, and the vaunted giant calamari.
Parking:
Parking is by valet only, although it is complimentary.
Look Good:
The bar has its own late-night menu, not to mention big-screen TVs.
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