Relish

I’m not much of a burger person, and when my hubby wanted to stop here I was stubborn and didn’t want to order anything. So he orders a double burger with Caramelized onions knowing I’ll get hungry and a side of Parmesan fries. After having one bite I wanted to order my own, it was amazing! This is a fun casual outside place to get a quick, gourmet bite.

My two co-​workers and I decided to have lunch away from the office because the day was warm and sunny. One had eaten at Relish before, so we decided to walk over.
Selected the veggie candied jalapeño & tomatillo burger, mushroom & truffle relish burger and the corn chow chow relish burger — orders of truffle Parmesan fries and old bay fries — homemade lemonade for all.
My veggie burger arrived first and was tasty — strong spicy bite of chili powder and cumin. Never really tasted the jalapeño or tomatillo, but the guac on the burger was nice.
Both companions said their burgers were tasty, and considering neither left even a crumb on their plate confirms their words.
The fries are amazeballs — cooked to a crisp with soft fluffy goodness on the inside. Not greasy at all — perfectly seasoned.
The lemonade was a little tart for my taste but not enough to alter with sweeteners.
Will definitely try it again for lunch.

I ordered a double burger with bacon and no cheese and received a double burger with the top patty crumbling apart and no bacon. When i returned the burger the guy goes «It’s supposed to be like that» and tried to get me to just eat the crumbled mess. I was like «yeah but you forgot the bacon and the top patty fell apart all over everything.» Never again will I eat here. If you want to know what a delicious burger tastes like go try an Uncle Herky Burger at Luscher’s or a bacon cheese burger at The Dairy-​ette!

Me and my boyfriend LOVE this place! We love to stop here when we are both in Dallas! We get the jalapeño relish hot dog! It’s a hot dog with flavored jalapeño relish! If you have not stopped here you must give this place a try!

Slow. Ordered a salad that was not what was described on the posted menu. No lemon for my tea. One person in our group had to wait much longer than the rest of us for a similar order.

This is the quick service entity of Savor, the restaurant at Klyde Warren Park. The window is at the east end of the park and there are also restrooms there as well. It is also key to note that they sell alcohol here and you can drink it in the park.
I had the burger here and it was very basic. It tasted like something I would cook at home from frozen patties on the grill. The bun was basic, basically, everything about it was basic. See what I did there? :) Anyhow, a decent spot if you are here and need food and don’t want to waiting line for the food trucks or spend as much as the Savor menu.

I really love this place! Today was my second time going and I was still as pleased as the first time. I’ve had a burger each time, the cheese burger and the burger with spicy mustard and caramelized onions, and both were yummy. The Cajun fries are super good as well as their normal fries. The prices are good for the quality of food, but everything is priced separately, burger/​hotdog, fries, drink.

Yes it’s a stand up window restaurant at Klyde Warren Park and it’s great. I had the mushroom and truffle relish burger and it was great. Cooked perfect nice taste and filling. Looking forward to trying other food on next visit.

This is a good alternative to the food trucks if you are at Klyde Warren. It is located on the east side of the Savor building. They have burgers, hot dogs, fries, etc. I tried the hot dog, which was all beef. It was $ 4.95 which was comparable to the food truck prices. It is a good size. I also got an order of the Parmesan truffle fries, which were good as well.
Why the 2 stars? The service sucked. You order at the window, and the young lady who helped me on that given Saturday was incredibly rude. Seriously an overpriced meal with an attitude? Get out of here! It was not warranted, and will likely not be back because of it.

Relish has one of the best veggie burgers in town! It is ABSOLUTELY crave-​able! It’s a well-​seasoned burger of black beans and rice with a crispy crust holding it all together until you can stuff it into your mouth and SAVOR (yes, Relish is sister resto to Savor next door :-)
I will drive through downtown traffic and sneak a parking space at the bank across the street, just to do my own version of a RELISH ‘drive by’. ALWAYS upgrading my order to include the fabulous Parmesan Truffle Oil Fries; a must!
I can’t write anymore now, the craving is coming down hard on me and I don’t have the time to run and satisfy today :-(

I will eat those parmesan fries with truffle oil until there’s no space left, and then eat some more. They are delicious.
The burgers are innovative and fun, and I love that it’s situated at Klyde Warren Park, where you can enjoy the green space Dallas has finally decided to cultivate.

WOW how far this place as fallen! I went today on a lunch break with about 5 co-​workers (on my suggestion/​recommendation). Sad to say none of us will ever be back again. The customer service was so terrible it was disgusting.
There was a guy named Jason taking orders. They might want to consider putting him on the grill because his people skills were downright appalling. He was slamming the little sliding door in people’s faces and cutting customers off. When my co-​worker asked for his name, he stuck his head out the window and said «AND WHAT IS YOUR NAME»? Like really? Is this how you treat customers?
Sadly, we weren’t the only dissatisfied customers. Other people had to just give up and ask for their money back. In the span of the 45 minutes I was there (just waiting mind you), I saw 3 people ask for their money back. There was no «sorry» or any concern, just quickly process the refund so they can get out of the way.
My order was incorrect and I could not wait any more to have them fix it, so I asked for my money back. Also, the burger wasn’t even a patty, it was crumbled ground beef slammed on a bun. To add insult to injury there was a bald headed guy there who made a point to tell me my order was correct, but they would refund my money. Umm no sir, you can save the sass and direct to Jason who clearly did not take my order correctly.
I don’t think this place could fail any harder if it tried. If you decide to go be ready to be pissed off and insulted. Enjoy!

Not sure what happened to this place — it was just not as good as I remembered it.
I got the truffle burger and the bun was a bit dry — a comment shared by the other people I was eating with. The actual burger itself wasn’t bad, and had the nice distinct taste of truffle to it. It was a bit messy though. The truffle Parmesan fries were very potato-​y, so friends who like the crunchier fry, you may not want to order this.
Service was OK, as my friend never got his meal and the other two of us had already finished our meals by the time he went back and got his order — don’t you hate when that happens?! He got the old bay seasoned fries and there was wayyyy too much seasoning on it. It was a salty mess.
The only redeeming quality of this place was the outdoor seating and the nice breeze this afternoon. I’ll have to think twice about coming back and maybe just go for the frozen custard.

I have had my share of disgusting food stand cuisine from various parks, stadiums, and venues. I’m talking about those stands that have the actual kitchen as part of the building serving up $ 10 hot dogs and burgers by the infamous hairnet clan. They get you when you’re hungry enough to become bamboozled into buying one of those horrid things.
Well, I thought Relish was going to be the same. There’s a random building at Klyde Warren Park with a single window for you to order food, suspicious right? On top of that, the outdoor restrooms are right next to it! However, everything is so new and well-​kept that I couldn’t decide if this was one of those shady food stands or not. There were seats in front of it and shade to keep you cool so it seemed fancy enough.
I finally got a chance to sample their sliders and fries because of a sponsored event. Throwing away all of my skewed opinions since it was free at the time, I could at least recognize that these sliders weren’t discovered in a trash can, thrown into a microwave and served like new. Each burger starts off the same with minor tweaks in the variations of toppings and sauces. My favorite was the truffle burger, purely just because I love the truffle flavor. They’re not pants on the ground great, but at least they’re enjoyable.
I came on my own will the second time to try some fries. Duh, truffle fries were an obvious choice for me. They do take a bit of time to get your order out, even for just fries. Some of them don’t have the vocal capacity to yell your name over the patio so keep on the look out for your food! However, the fries were fresh as can be. I even seared the roof of my mouth the instant I bit into one. I can’t shun them on that though.
If a food truck isn’t around to serve up a mean burger, try Relish! They don’t jip you into buying gross food stand items. They’re actually good quality ingredients!

I was lucky enough to try the burgers and fries at Relish through a Unilocal event. My stomach was so happy that I returned for their delicious food! I ordered the relish hot dog this time around with fries. So good! All you need is relish, ketchup/​mustard on your hot dog and you’re good to go! A perfect amount of food with the fries (I actually had some fries to spare hehe) Since it’s close to work, I will definitely be out here more often getting my grub on at Relish.
ps. they have a food truck somewhere around this area. I think I’ve seen it once, but I prefer to just visit this standing location at the Park.

I had the veggie burger. Here’s the description on the menu:
Veggie Candied Jalapeño & Tomatillo relish burger:
— candied jalapeño and tomatillo relish black bean burger topped with lettuce, tomato, provolone cheese avocado lime mayo
The jalapeño was mild, I would’ve preferred a stronger kick, given jalapeño is in the name of the burger. I didn’t taste the tomatillo either, rather the tomato and lettuce in the burger were overpowering. The avocado lime mayo was delicious! Wish there was more in my burger.
As for the burger itself, the black bean patty was PERFECT! It was baked/​fried/​grilled (I think baked) in breadcrumbs, I believe. I don’t think it was fried because it wasn’t greasy or anything. The crunch was perfect and the black bean patty had great flavor.
Can’t forget about the fries!
The regular fries were great, but let’s be real, you have to get the truffle parmesan fries, which were amazing. Usually, truffle fries are shoestring fries, but Relish fries are more like steak fries… actually not that thick, but just the right size! I could not stop eating these. Delicious!
The burger was unbeatable (and the truffle fries), and I’ll definitely be back to try dessert.
Now I have to try Savor!

Anything «burger» gets my attention right away and Relish did just that. My wife and I ate there recently and will definitely be back. My wife had the veggie burger with tomatillo sauce. She loved it. I did too and I avoid veggie burgers at all costs. I had the bacon and caramelization onion burger and would definitely have it again. Juicy and flavorful. Fries were on point and service was just fine.
And, of course, there’s Klyde Warren Park. We were there at sundown and the view (which includes people watching) was delightful.

I have two words for you… Truffle Fries.
Yum just Yum.
We loved relish as a food truck and now we love it even more. The burgers are always perfectly done. I even tried one of their hot dogs (off of a recommendation, I hate hot dogs) They might have changed my mind. :)
Burger was great. Everything in it seemed fresh and full of flavor.

During my exploration of the DLink, I decided to jump off at Klyde Warren Park. I’ve been to the park several times before, but there were a couple of new things there since I’d last been, so I wanted to see what it was all about.
I needed a bite to eat and I noticed Savor and Relish, awesome location. Savor wasn’t really what I was looking for (I hope Klyde Warren Park doesn’t start to get too snobby with private events and upscale restaurants, but that’s another review), but the window off to the side that served burgers and fries looked to be right up my alley.
I ordered the black bean burger with regular fries. It was done in about 7 minutes (I was probably the only one over there though, so I don’t know what the wait time would be if it was crowded). The burger was awesome, probably one of the best black bean burgers that I’ve had in a while. The burger itself was moist on the inside with good flavor, but my favorite part about it was the crunchy coated outside! I’m not sure what it was, but it was good! It felt like some kind of panko bread crumb crust, it added excellent texture! The fries were real good too. They have a wide variety of fries, but I wasn’t feeling to adventurous and just got the plain ones.
One word of warning, the black bean burger is about the only option for vegetarians.
Relish has good food in an excellent location, if you’re at the park it’s a good choice!

Anytime there’s mushrooms and lemon involved, I’m sold. There is a burger with three kinds of mushrooms, a lemon-​tarragon mayo, all the fixins, and angus beef. Yes. I needed it.
We were there on a Saturday and had our choice of about 8 – 10 food trucks. This one was a standout after checking all the other menus out. There was a big wait at 1pm on a Saturday, but we were vigilant for our burger needs.
We thought we had ordered two sides of fries, but I guess just one side of the Parmesan truffle fries went through. Skip those. They barely taste like anything but regular fries. However, the burgers were outstanding – mushrooms and lemon and yes. So tasty. The workers were also pretty hardworking and cranking out burgers as quick as they could. I would always seek this truck out if I were in Dallas.