The Midway Point — Restaurant in Addison

I am just now leaving literally in the parking lot writing this. I decided to stop because I always pass it by since I’m new to this area. I understand neighborhood bars and the regulars however, the moment I walked in I received nothing but unwelcoming stares. No a single hello nor smile. I only stopped to have a glass of wine which is reasonably priced but the feel is what has me leaving this review. I’m not sure if everyone is accepted here and it’s really unfortunate as we are not in the 60’s! I didn’t feel like all races were welcomed which is quite odd because the lady behind the bar is Hispanic aka a minority. It’s really sad that people still think and behave in this way. It was uncomfortable. Not one person spoke to me . Didn’t ask me if I needed anything etc. not to mention a good ol gal at the bar was visibly displeased that I had the audacity to even come into the bar , the nerve of me ! Imagine that. I won’t be back. I’d be extremely careful of how you treat people moving forward. You never no who you’re dealing with and you never know who has influence . Most of all, just treat everyone the same. I’ll never come back. I AM the customer you would want to keep . When I explore new places and enjoy, I come back and I influence others (white black Hispanic Asian whoever) to go visit. Not to mention I tend to spend an obscene amount of money. I’m in the neighborhood, I hate that I felt like I was unwanted in this bar as it almost seemed intentional. Again, really disappointed. Matter of fact, I think I will go back at some point just to make people uncomfortable by just breathing . We shall see. If I do , I’ll provide an update here and on social media . Let’s make you a star ⭐️ 😉 sn: I really don’t want to be mean about this. I’ll give anyone grace or a second chance . But this is how I felt so my opinions are just that . They are mine . This was...

In town for the United States Martial Arts Hall of Fame ceremony. Drove in from Fort Campbell, KY and the family was starving so we decided this looked like good place to eat after reading reviews and looking at the menu online. We walked in, with my service dog, the sign said seat yourself and we chose a table in the far back corner away from others. A waitress came up, and asked if my dog was a service dog, she was not wearing a vest. I replied yes she is, and the waitress responded with we need to see her papers. My wife and I explained they can not do that, and she does not have papers anyone could buy papers. The waitress walked away and another lady came up and said you will have to leave if you do not have papers. So we left, an Army Combat Veteran of multiple deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan with his service dog and family were denied service here. No one was rude at all, matter of fact they were all nice, but the food must have sucked if we were asked to leave. Go check out Taste of Chicago instead. It is right behind Midway on the right side. A little place, clean great food, awesome service and they had no issues with my...

I drove my 82 year old husband to Dallas Friday the 13th to meet some of his lifelong friends at the Midway Point. We came from Kilgore Texas to meet about 18 mostly 80 + year old men who they have known since they were in little league, high school, college and business and now mostly retirement!!! The guys meet there 3 to 4 times I believe throughout the year...Most of the guys live in the Dallas area. They have been getting together for years at the Midway Point in their original place where In and Out area is and they were so glad that they opened where they are now...the guys love to get together , eat and tell stories about each other and sports or proms, or games etc.etc. They love Midway Point and are so thankful for their friends who have lived very long lives and have memories of the Point and their many many visits there.. Thank you to the staff for taking good care of them all...