Matt L.
11/30/2025
Fantastic seafood spot. The service here is so good it almost feels unfair to every other restaurant in Dallas. The owners were behind the bar the whole night, talking with guests and making...
Green Point Seafood & Oyster Bar
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3219 Knox St Ste 100
Dallas, TX 75205
Green Point Seafood & Oyster Bar is a vibrant and inviting restaurant in Dallas, TX, offering a taste of Cape Town's coastal culture. With a focus on hospitality, guests can indulge in a variety of fresh seafood dishes, including shellfish, crudos, tartares, and ceviches, as well as a rotating selection of cocktail oysters sourced from the East Coast and the Gulf.
Created by Katz Bros. LLC, the minds behind Beverley's and Clifton Club, Green Point provides a lively atmosphere where visitors can unwind and savor the coastal flavors. The raw bar and 20-seat bar offer a range of refreshing martinis, cocktails, and Champagne, inviting guests to relax and enjoy their time at this South African-inspired seafood and oyster bar.
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Tamera B.
11/22/2025
TLDR: Green Point definitely lived up to the hype on our 1st visit! Classy and inviting atmosphere. Delicious dishes with a broad range of seafood options and very professional and attentive...
CeCee S.
11/13/2025
Out shopping and stopped in for a quick lunch. The space is super cute with a warm, moody vibe, and I was greeted and seated right away in the bar area. Service was friendly and attentive. The...
Rohit G.
12/4/2025
Excellent experience overall at Green Point! We just came by during dinner time to try some of their oysters. Their interior is warm and cozy and relatively small so I would definitely recommend...
Ashly H.
10/24/2025
I can't believe I'm saying that one of the best burgers I've had in a LONG time was here, at a seafood place! Holy moly lol. I have no idea what they do to that thing but I WILL be going back and...
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