Crown Block, a steak and seafood restaurant concept, is expected to open in Spring 2023.
Reunion Tower is one of Dallas' most iconic buildings and on Friday it was announced a new steakhouse is going to call the building home.James Beard nominees and husband and wife businesses partners Elizabeth Blau and Chef Kim Canteenwalla will bring their restaurant to Dallas.Reunion Tower to bring back New Year's Eve Fireworks show
"Kim and I are thrilled to re-discover Dallas and have developed a deep appreciation for the Texas hospitality we have experienced in the city," Blau said. "We are excited to bring our longstanding philosophy drawing from the culture, landscape, and culinary traditions of the regions where we operate." In addition to a ‘Rare Steak program’ that includes Prime Beef, Texas Wagyu and Japanese A5 Waygu the restaurant will also serve sushi and chilled seafood.
"The unveiling of our restaurant partner is an exciting moment for Reunion Tower," said Dusti Groskreutz, Reunion Tower President. "We are thrilled to be Dallas’ prime destination for celebrations, gatherings, and elevated dining. Crown Block embodies all of that." The restaurant will take over the space once occupied by Wolfgang Puck's Five Sixty restaurant which shut down during the pandemic and never reopened.
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