Juliet Steakhouse Opened in Dallas Design District
The new movie-themed restaurant features cinema-inspired decor and a menu curated by executive chef Jeff Auld.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Dining Out
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Juliet steakhouse has officially launched its new location in the Dallas Design District. The restaurant brings a cinema-inspired aesthetic and a diverse menu of high-end steakhouse fare to the area.
Why it matters
The opening represents a strategic expansion for the brand to increase its presence following the success of its original location. It brings a new dining concept to the neighborhood that combines traditional steakhouse offerings with a themed interior.
The menu features a variety of price points, including $28 for crab cakes and $69 for a New Zealand lamb rack. Side dishes are priced at $18, while the Alaskan King Crab mac and cheese is offered for $55.
The players
Jeff Auld
Jeff Auld is the executive chef who manages the menu and culinary direction for Juliet.
Juliet
Juliet is a steakhouse brand that recently expanded its operations from Houston to the Dallas market.
The details
Located at the intersection of Hi Line Drive and Edison Street, the steakhouse features movie-themed interior design including a concession stand-style hostess area, marquee lights, and film posters. Executive chef Jeff Auld manages a menu organized into Previews, Raw War, Film Rolls, Main Event, and Co-Stars categories, featuring USDA Prime cuts, Wagyu, and seafood.
Timeline
Juliet opened its original location in Houston in 2022.
The restaurant opened its Dallas location on October 1, 2026.
Culture Shift
The arrival of the new restaurant follows a pattern of high-end culinary-driven development in the Dallas Design District, where unique dining venues increasingly anchor the neighborhood's growth. This movement mirrors broader urban trends where immersive, theme-focused retail environments prioritize experiential dining over traditional storefront models.
Residents and visitors to the Dallas Design District now have a new cinema-themed dining destination available at the intersection of Hi Line Drive and Edison Street. Diners should be prepared for a range of menu pricing, with specialized steak selections and seafood offerings available for evening service.
The takeaway
When visiting themed restaurants, it is helpful to explore the full menu structure in advance to understand the different price tiers. This location offers a distinct aesthetic that may be best suited for those looking for an immersive experience alongside a traditional steakhouse meal.
Further reading
For more on the latest restaurant openings in the area, visit the Dallas Dining Out section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Dallas Observer.
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