I was disappointed by the lack of organization and the quality of the food at this establishment. Despite the restaurant being nearly empty when we arrived, the staff was hesitant to seat us. They claimed they couldn’t find my reservation and were "expecting a party of 10," yet there were only about five people in the entire building. To make matters worse, that party of 10 ended up being only four people. We were finally squeezed together at some unattractive booths and tables. The Food & Value The value for the price is simply not there: • The Breakfast Sampler ($32): Two pale, undercooked pancakes, two strips of bacon, two eggs, and two tablespoons of cold potatoes. It did not taste or look like a $32 meal. • The Wings: This was the breaking point. I ordered four whole chicken wings, but they brought me four unseasoned "party wings" because they had "run out" of the regulars. How does a restaurant with no customers run out of food? I didn’t appreciate being served unseasoned leftovers I didn't order, even if they only charged me for two. The Service & Drinks The "mimosa presentation" was a DIY mess. Instead of a mimosa tower, they brought four mini champagne bottles for a group of six, some juice, and foggy, cheap plastic glasses, telling us to make them ourselves. The "service" overall—meaning the logistics, the kitchen, and the management—is poor, even if the individual staff members were okay. I still tipped 15% and paid my $80+ bill because I’d rather this review serve as the wake-up call for improvement than fight over a bill reduction.
Reviews
The food was really good. Love the creativity of the menu. I had the turkey and seafood dressing bowl. It was really tasty but kinda salty. The atmosphere was up best and party feel. The music was a little loud. But set the atmosphere. They could use a remodel furniture Ave fixtures. But it is a good location and ok for a brunch location.
We stopped in last night to have some drinks and listen to music and we're immediately greeted by every staff member there. It was such a pleasant welcoming. Everyone was so nice and friendly and the atmosphere was so chill. Servers were singing and smiling, like everyone was family. I read up on the history of the establishment and Bishop Omar Jahwar, and I can say the young men working last night were true examples of what Mr. Jahwar stood behind. I bid The Fivee Bistro & Bar much success and will do my part by letting others know about this place. PS. Thank you for the complimentary hush puppies!
I love a lit/day party style brunch, and this place did not disappoint not 1 bit! 1st, let me just say our waiter, Marvin, was an EXPERIENCE! and when I come back, I want him to wait on us ALWAYS! He took very good care of our table and smoothed out any hiccups we had. The food was very good, plentiful and seasoned. It was a little cold coming out. Mimosas were really good also. The live band was the icing of the top! Only draw back is that it is dark inside and the velvet seats need to be cleaned. We will definitely be back.
The vibes were awesome. The wings and greens were amazing. I don’t say that often when it comes to greens. The Island Mimosa was good, but a little too sweet. Now this chicken breast had me very disappointed. The size of it was for a kid. I don’t recommend the fries, the picture says it all. The Mac & cheese was okay. Overall it was nice and I would go back just for the greens and wings lol
ONEE Social Restaurant (formally Fivee Bistro)
1319 Botham Jean Blvd, Dallas, TX 75215




