Note: As of December 2025, the vibes at Villa Azur Dallas aren’t quite what they used to be. Rumor has it ownership may have changed—I can’t confirm—but if you’re looking for the old-school energy of live violins, DJs, dancers on stilts, or that famous table-side pasta show, those days are behind us. For the full Villa Azur magic, Miami still seems to have it.

Okay, full disclosure: I’m not a food critic. But I do know when something hits the mark. And if you’re looking for good food, great drinks, and a fun vibe, Villa Azur in Victory Park is worth a visit.

Housed inside the W Hotel, it’s got that South of France glamour that instantly transports you to the point, you wonder when you booked a flight. Villa is the kind of place you can go for a casual night with friends or turn it into a full-on weekend outing.

The Food That Actually Hits

The menu is simple but solid. I grabbed a few light bites and couldn’t resist dessert. The Nutella mousse is everything, and the pâte à la meule is a must if you’re into French-inspired dishes. Everything I tried tasted fresh and satisfying, with no gimmicks, just really good food.

Drinks Worth Lingering Over

Here’s the scoop: the Rosé All Day cocktail feels like an endless summer in a drink. $17 for Absolut Elyx Vodka, aperitivo, lime, agave, watermelon, rosemary, and rosé wine. It’s light, refreshing, and makes you want to sit there and sip forever.

Our server also gave me the inside tip: on weekends, Villa Azur turns into a full-on nightclub with a DJ and dancers. So if you’re looking for dinner + a night out, this place has you covered.

The Vibe and Takeaway

The vibe is upscale but not stuffy. You can go in for dinner and drinks on a Monday or hit it on the weekend for the full party energy. Prices are fair for the experience—good food, strong drinks, and an atmosphere that just feels special without trying too hard.

Pro tip: Make a reservation. You don’t want to show up and get turned away at this new Dallas hotspot.