Café 43
4.7$· InexpensiveClosed · opens 11:00 AMRefined modern American dining at the George W. Bush Presidential Center

Located at the George W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas, Café 43 offers a refined daytime dining experience featuring modern American cuisine. The seasonal menu includes scratch-made soups, fresh salads, creative entrees, and signature desserts like Cowboy Cookies. Guests can enjoy meals in a bright, modern dining room or on the outdoor terrace overlooking the park.
Expert notes
- Check the menu online before visiting to plan your meal.
- Arrive early for the best seating, especially on weekends.
- Don't miss out on their dessert selections.
- Inquire about seasonal specials when you arrive.
- Consider trying the local craft beers available.
- Ask about their brunch menu on weekends.
- Take advantage of any happy hour specials.
- Be mindful of the café's hours during holidays.
- If planning a large group visit, book well in advance.
- Enjoy the outdoor seating during pleasant weather.
Features
- Bar
- Catering Services
- Craft Beer
- Family Friendly
- Fine Dining
- Group Dining
- Live Music Events
- Outdoor Seating
- Pet Friendly
- Private Events
- Reservations Accepted
- Seasonal Menu
- Takeout Available
- Wi-Fi Access
- Wine Selection
Special occasion reservations
- Reservations can be made through their website or by calling the café directly.
- It's recommended to book at least a week in advance for larger parties.
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