Formerly:
Caravan of Dreams
This facility is a new building behind the original facades of two 1880's buildings. Thos. S. Byrne was the General Contractor for the structure. A small addition was made along 3rd Street as a part of the Sundance West project in 1991. Originally opened as one of the city's top jazz and music venues, the Caravan of Dreams was converted into a restaurant in 2002. However, the small theater within the building is still in operation. Four Day Weekend Theater occupies that space. Reata at Sundance Square opened in the structure with dining rooms on the ground floor, basement, and on the roof. Reata serves cowboy cuisine, and moved here after the March 28, 2000 tornado destroyed their original home on top of the Bank One Tower. The building features a rooftop grotto bar that has been integrated into the new Reata. The rooftop offers excellent views of Sundance Square.
Architectural Style:
Victorian
Category:
Restaurant