Opus - Dallas

Love that they know our names! Food is usually very good. Two entrees plus a meat station in the buffet.Sometimes every dish has peppers, which are an allergen. Then there's always a couple different salads, fruit and cheese, and a soup.A mix of desserts, but no GF options.

My bill came to $55.00 for the buffet and one glass of Prosecco. That's a lot for a dinner that was full of unimaginative, overly salty food. The desserts were even worse; I would give them only one star if I could. They ran the gamut of tasting like they were a couple of days old to being sickly sweet to the point that I couldn't eat them, and I love sweets, so that's really saying something. My dinner date and I decided to eat somewhere else next time. The convenience doesn't make up for the lousy food. The after-dinner coffee was surprisingly good, however, and the space is elegant.

Wonderful for a night at the symphony! A nice selection of entrées and the desserts were amazing. The staff was friendly and attentive. It was nice to relax before we went in to hear Franz Liszt and Bela Bartok.

We had dinner here before the Symphony and it was convenient since we were not rushed trying to get to the Symphony from another dining location. They had a buffet with a lot of variety and the food was ok, not great. We had an enjoyable meal with several returns to the buffet tables.

Went here for New Years Eve concert and had dinner here prior to the concert. Take this with a grain of salt, as they could have been pulling out the stops.Food was great, various cheeses and apps, good veggies cod, and filet mignon cooked perfectly. Really couldn't ask for more for 35ish dollars a person.