Elm and Good

Elm & Good features Modern Tavern style fare in an ambiance steeped in rich history located inside the restored Knights of Pythias Temple built in 1916 by William Pittman, an African American architect. The Restaurant is managed by Kimpton Hotels and Restaurants, who are well known for their creative and quirky libations and seasonally unique menu offering. Cozy indoor and outdoor seating is available as well as two private dining spaces for 10-40 persons. The entire restaurant seats 90 guests for seated dinners and up to 250 guests for reception style events. The restaurant is affectionately named after the two streets that intersect at its location Elm and Good-Latimer streets. Elm & Good beckon's guests to explore Dallas' Live Entertainment district affectionately known as Deep Ellum once you step outside its doors. Valet Parking and Self-Parking is available in a covered garage for a fee just outside the restaurant doors.