Toyota Music Factory, Irving’s premier entertainment and music destination, is pleased to announce the opening of seven new restaurants. With something to please everyone, the latest wave of restaurant openings at Toyota Music Factory will have options for even the most discerning eater. Adding to the latest lineup of culinary experiences is:
- Boi Na Braza, opening mid-January: A premium Brazilian steak house, Boi Na Braza preserves a unique way of cooking meat over an open flame. A team of Brazilian chefs will offer your table 15 different succulent cuts of beef, chicken, pork and lamb.
- Yard House, opening late January: You’ll find the world’s largest selection of draft beer along with an expansive modern American menu of over 100 items made from scratch daily. From salads to street tacos and grilled seafood, burgers, steaks and ribs, Yard House will appeal to guests looking to catch the game, share appetizers over drinks with friends or simply enjoy a great meal out with family.
- Top Round Roast Beef, opening early February: Top Round was founded by chefs and fine dining fanatics who promise freshly crafted sandwiches with whole cut meats. Everything from the meat, veggies, french fries and sauces are prepared in store.
- Gloria’s Latin Cuisine, opening early February: A North Texas staple, Gloria’s features an artful blend of native Salvadorian cuisines with regional Mexican and Tex-Mex favorites. Top menu items include their signature margaritas, black bean dip, enchiladas and more.
- Grimaldi’s Coal Brick-Oven Pizza, opening early February: With Brooklyn roots, Grimaldi’s serves award-winning, hand-tossed, coal-fired brick oven pizzas, calzones, classic salads and desserts in an upscale yet casual, family-oriented pizzeria.
- Kabuki Japanese Restaurant, opening late February: Kabuki showcases traditional and innovative Japanese cuisine, creative cocktails and contemporary interior design. Kabuki turns non-believers into believers that Japanese cuisine is the new comfort food.
- Nosh and Bottle Market, opening late February: With an extensive retail selection, including craft beer and wine, epicurean products and gourmet prepared foods, Nosh & Bottle Market provides local convenience with a fresh market feel.
“The mother lode of restaurants has landed and is ready for opening at the Toyota Music Factory! Seven fantastic new venues will open their doors in the next 45 days, adding to our all-star lineup of dining and entertainment at the Toyota Music Factory,” said Noah Lazes, president of ARK Group. “Each new opening adds to the diverse top-notch dining and entertainment options furthering our goal of true diversification at the Toyota Music Factory. No matter what type of food or entertainment you like, we have something for you!”
The seven new restaurants join Bar Louie, Thirsty Lion Gastro Pub and Freshii, all of which opened in late 2017. Twelve additional restaurants and entertainment venues will open at Toyota Music Factory in the coming months, including Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, an eight-screen movie theater.
