2615 Commerce St
Dallas, TX 75226
(214) 741-7668
Well it's been a while since I actually visited this place, but I can still remember the burgers. Twisted Root is a relatively new addition to the Dallas burger scene, I think it opened around this time last year, but don't quote me. The concept is homemade everything: three chefs, sick of eating frozen and factory-fabricated burgers, decided to quit their jobs to open a real burger joint and make everything from scratch. Hand-rolled meat patties, hand-cut Idaho and sweet potatoes, homemade ice-cream, homemade pickles and homemade Root Beer...even homemade ketchup, mustard and BBQ sauce!
sorry so dark, its on the left just after you go under central on Commerce
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Alison's chicken sandwich with sweet potato chips.
I'm not a fan of the sweet potato anything but she said they were good
My burger and fries
My burger and fries
I don't know what it is, I remember really liking my burger, even though it was a little over done, but something doesn't sit right with me about Twisted Root. It just kind of seems a little superficial. It does serve fresh meat and ketchup and stuff, but why advertise that so much. Why not just make a great burger and let the customer go, " WOW that is a great burger it sure tastes fresh!" Overall this place is good, I would definitely go back, if I worked or lived closer to Deep Ellum, but I don't. And it's cool that Deep Ellum is attracting places like this, but it still needs a lot of changes before the masses will venture back down.
P.S.
Our waiter was annoying as hell.
