Ricardo Ramos

Delicious, extremely hot perfect temperature on the broth. Shrimp was a little thought but over than that everything was amazing. Loved the quiet and relaxed space. Clean dinning room and very lovely decor. Great experience and bold flavors. Definitely recommend and definitely going back for more of the menu item simple and elegant.

Lucy Bustos

The food here is so authentic, fresh and delicious. The chicken pho is usually my go to but, tried this shrimp dish today and it was so good. The staff is always friendly as well.

Kenn Youngar

Always love coming here. Today was excellent service, friendly and super clean. The seafood pho was chocked full of shrimp, squid and scallops. Masks are not mandatory, you are seated well and they use cards rather than cash for a touch free experience if that's your thing Keep up the great work I'll be back again!

Rose Mahaffey

Great little place for pho. They even sell small sizes if you're dining in. I got the regular size and it might have been too much for me. I got the beef one and it had great flavor. I wish they had tendon and tripe, but good anyway. Update: Went again for takeout. I haven't had Pho since the pandemic started so I had a big craving. Still great! They packaged everything so nicely.

Simple atmosphere, good fast service and decent pho. My husband likes tripein his pho and was disappointed they didn't have it.

Adrian Gutierrez

Food is food and the broth has good flavor. I do not think this is the best pho in Dallas (since I have been to many) but I think that is good enough given the price, portions, flavor and service. The place is clean and inviting, worth giving it a try

Brandy Dailey

Restaurant is well run, and provides comfortable atmosphere for delicious food. Ordering was simple and fast, with quick delivery of meal. I ordered the Shaken Beef and a small Beef Pho. The Shaken Beef was by far the better option, with an amazing marinade and BEAUTIFULLY cooked fresh vegetables. The pho was underwhelming, but fulfilling. Would go back to try more!

Yen Nguyen

Small restaurant but clean. Easy to order from menu. Pho is tasty with yummy meatballs. Vietnamese coffee tastes good. Will try other dishes when I come back

james spencer

Pho is for Lovers is as beautiful as it's name. The food and service is great. Expect Vietnamese-American fusion rather than authentic Vietnamese which is to be expected for the area that it is in. It is close to a lot of places you will find interesting like Micheal's Art Supply, World Market and Central Market. It is on the corner of Lover's Lane and Lower Greenville. The area is a fantastic place for a real food or shopping adventure. I had the Beef Pho and my Wife had the Chicken Pho. We also had egg rolls and coconut water. The Pho was spot on. The beef and broth had an earthy beefy taste and was full of flavor. It was packed with meat and noodles. I was surprised at how much of it I ate. They give you a lot of it and I cannot imagine anyone leaving the table hungry. It could easily feed two people or one and a quarter of me. The chicken was good but tasted like boiled chicken. That is just fine with pho. Like the beef there was a lot of it. My wife could not even eat half of her bowel so I had plenty to taste. The egg rolls were some of the best I have had. They were cooked to perfection. Even with the large bowel of pho I really wished I had ordered more egg rolls. They were crunchy on the outside and tender and very flavorful on the inside. The coconut water was way too sweet. I am use to coconut and water with no sweetener. However I am pretty sure the sweetness was added for the American pallet. They just made it too sweet almost to the point it tasted like coconut syrup. Some people may actually like that. However I just added some water to it and it was fine. I would highly recommend this place when you are in the area. The location is great, the food is great, the service is great so go by and see for yourself.

+5

A N

Food is awful. Banh mi bread stale and i also ordered the bun bo hue very gross and greasy

Taylor Williams

Well, you’ve been warned! If you value your time and money, skip this place and head to a genuine Vietnamese restaurant instead. Let’s start with the summer rolls—dry as cardboard! The staff insisted they were made fresh, but I have my doubts. When it comes to pho, I was disappointed to find several questionable pieces of meat. It’s clear that freshness isn’t a priority here. The soup is pre-assembled, so you can’t really evaluate the quality before adding it to the broth. On a positive note, the broth itself has a lovely flavor, which I appreciated. However, as a southern girl who enjoys some heat in my food, I was surprised to find they charge $0.50 for each container of chili oil. And to top it off, you have to pay upfront, which can lead to unexpected costs by the end of your meal. The Thai tea was the smallest serving I’ve ever seen, and the pho noodles were a mix of gummy and chewy textures, suggesting a lack of consistency in their freshness. It felt like they were using a combination of fresh and older noodles, which really detracted from the experience. This is what happens when a delicate cuisine like Vietnamese food gets turned into a franchise. For a truly satisfying meal, I highly recommend visiting the authentic Vietnamese restaurant at 4302 Bryan St. in Dallas, TX 75204. You’ll thank me later! - Your Neighborhood Foodie