Cafe 43 is a hidden brunch gem on the SMU campus.
at Cafe 43 is “local first, Texas second.” From burgers and enchiladas to artichoke hummus and seared salmon salad, it's Texas-forward rounded out with some lighter refined fare. If the weather is agreeable ask for a spot on the terrace overlooking a restored native Texas prairie landscape. It’s shaded and quiet, providing a surprisingly peaceful meal in the center of Dallas.Entering the restaurant you'll see a painting by President Bush,he took up the art after leaving the White House.
We started with a Texas mimosa served in a classic flute with Deep Eddy's Ruby Red vodka, Champagne and just a touch of orange juice. Very nice and a little goes a long way here, which just makes the Bushes more endearing.Lauren Drewes Daniels
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