Living in The Point at 301 Flower Mound puts a range of dining within a short drive, from elevated Tex-Mex at Mi Dia From Scratch to casual cantina nights at Blue Goose, steakhouses near Highland Village, and coffee roasters tucked into local retail centers. This guide organizes the dining scene by occasion so residents can match the right spot to the evening, whether that is a date night, a quick weeknight dinner, or a Saturday morning coffee. And when the plan is to host rather than head out, the entertainment kitchen and clubhouse at 301 Flower Mound make staying in just as easy.

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Tex-Mex and Local Favorites

Mi Dia From Scratch, Gloria's, and Blue Goose Cantina 

The Flower Mound and Highland Village area has developed one of the stronger Tex-Mex corridors in the North DFW suburbs, and three restaurants anchor it. 

Mi Dia From Scratch in Flower Mound is the anchor of the local Tex-Mex scene. Chef Gabriel DeLeon's menu blends traditional Mexico City recipes with Santa Fe and Tex-Mex influences using a pecan wood grill and scratch-made preparation that separates it from the chain Tex-Mex that fills most suburban dining corridors. Voted Top 10 Tex-Mex in USA Today, Mi Dia's Flower Mound location earns the reputation through the food — Cochinita Pibil street tacos, the tequila tower with over 100 agave selections, and a patio with a living wall that makes it a destination for both weeknight dinners and a longer Saturday evening. The menu was last updated June 2026 on OpenTable, and the Flower Mound location draws a consistent local following. 

Gloria's Latin Cuisine in Highland Village brings a Latin American format to the area with a menu rooted in Salvadoran and Tex-Mex traditions, and an ambiance that earns consistent praise for its interior decor and fresh fish specials. It is the right restaurant for a Latin dinner that goes beyond standard Tex-Mex without requiring a drive into Dallas proper. 

Blue Goose Cantina rounds out the Tex-Mex options with a cantina format that works as much for margaritas and queso on a Tuesday as for a weekend group dinner. The casual, social atmosphere makes it a reliable neighborhood regular rather than a special-occasion destination. 

For those comparing best apartments in Flower Mound, TX and evaluating what the dining scene around the area looks like, these three restaurants represent a depth of Tex-Mex and Latin dining that most suburban DFW corridors do not replicate from a single address.

Fine Dining and Date Nights

Steakhouses and Wine-Forward Spots Near Highland Village

Highland Village's dining corridor adds an upscale tier to the Flower Mound dining picture for occasions that call for a more deliberate dinner out. The area carries steakhouses and wine-focused concepts that function as the date-night answer for residents who do not want to drive into Southlake or Dallas for a proper sit-down experience. 

Fish City Grill covers the seafood and casual fine dining option in the corridor, including a menu built around fresh fish, Gulf Coast seafood, and a format that lands between a quick casual meal and a formal dinner reservation. For a weeknight dinner that feels considered without requiring a jacket, it is a consistent area option. 

The broader Highland Village and Flower Mound dining corridor carries additional wine bars and American concepts that complete the fine dining picture for luxury apartments flower mound residents who want a strong date-night option within a short drive. Community Impact's Flower Mound and Highland Village dining coverage tracks new restaurant openings and closings in the area — useful for residents who want to stay current on what is new in the corridor.

Casual Bites and Coffee

Quick Meals, Bakeries, and Coffee Roasters Nearby

For the mornings, midweek lunches, and casual evening stops, the Flower Mound corridor has a range of options beyond its sit-down restaurants. 

Salata is the area's go-to for a built-your-own salad and grain bowl format — a quick, customizable lunch option close to The Point that works on a weekday schedule without requiring a reservation or a long table-service wait. The format draws residents who prioritize a fresh, lighter meal option during the workweek. 

Local coffee roasters and cafes in the Flower Mound area serve the morning-stop and afternoon-work-session needs that most residents rely on for their daily routine. The corridor's development has brought several independent coffee concepts to the area in recent years, giving residents alternatives to national chain options close to home.

Shopping-and-Dining Trips to Market Street and Highland Village

Market Street in The Colony and the broader Highland Village shopping and dining corridor give residents a paired shopping-and-dining format that extends the dining options into a full outing. The Grapevine Texas USA website covers the broader regional dining and events calendar for residents who want to extend their range to the Grapevine corridor — including Mi Dia From Scratch's original Grapevine location and the variety of dining and entertainment adjacent to Grapevine Mills.

Dining Made Easy From 301 Flower Mound

How the Location Keeps Top Restaurants Close to Home

The Point's Silveron Blvd address at 301 Flower Mound gives the dining guide above a practical geography. The FM 2499 and FM 1171 corridors connect The Point directly to Flower Mound's restaurant districts, Highland Village's dining corridor, and the broader retail and entertainment areas to the east and south, keeping the drive time to most of these restaurants in the 5-to-15-minute range rather than requiring a highway run across the metro. 

The entertainment kitchen and clubhouse at 301 Flower Mound extend the hosting options in the other direction. When the plan is a dinner at home for a group of friends rather than a restaurant outing, the entertainment kitchen is a community amenity that handles the occasion properly — a full kitchen setup separate from the individual apartments, designed for exactly that use. Monthly resident events add a calendar layer to the social picture for residents who want built-in community programming alongside the area's independent dining options. Explore the 301 Flower Mound amenities page to discover the entertainment kitchen and clubhouse alongside the full community amenity set. The neighborhood page ties the Silveron Blvd address directly to the dining and entertainment destinations this guide covers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What restaurants are near 301 Flower Mound?

A: Close to 301 Flower Mound at 301 Silveron Blvd, Flower Mound, TX 75028: Mi Dia From Scratch (Tex-Mex, voted Top 10 in USA Today, pecan wood grill menu), Gloria's Latin Cuisine (Highland Village, Latin American and Tex-Mex), Blue Goose Cantina (casual cantina format), Fish City Grill (seafood and Gulf Coast), and Salata (fresh salads and grain bowls). The Highland Village dining corridor adds steakhouses and wine-focused spots a short drive south. 

Q: Are there fine dining options in Flower Mound?

A: Yes. The Highland Village and Flower Mound corridor carries steakhouses, wine bars, and seafood concepts that serve as the area's date-night dining tier. Fish City Grill and the Highland Village dining strip round out the fine dining picture for residents of apartments in Flower Mound, TX who want an elevated dinner without driving into Dallas or Southlake. 

Q: Where can I grab coffee near Flower Mound?

A: The Flower Mound area has independent coffee roasters and cafes in the retail corridors serving The Point's address. For a broader range of shopping-and-coffee outing options, Market Street in The Colony and the Grapevine corridor both provide additional destinations within a short drive of 301 Silveron Blvd. 

The Flower Mound dining scene gives residents at 301 Flower Mound a range that covers most occasions without a cross-city drive: Mi Dia From Scratch for an elevated Tex-Mex night, Gloria's and Blue Goose for a more casual Latin or cantina format, Fish City Grill and the Highland Village corridor for date nights, and local coffee and Salata for the daily rotation. The entertainment kitchen and clubhouse at home make hosting just as easy when the occasion calls for staying in. Explore the neighborhood page to discover what else is close to The Point, or schedule a tour to visit the community and its Flower Mound location in person.

Key takeaways:

  • Tex-Mex staples: Mi Dia From Scratch (USA Today Top 10, pecan wood grill), Gloria's Latin Cuisine (Highland Village), Blue Goose Cantina 

  • Fine dining and date nights: Fish City Grill and the Highland Village corridor for steakhouses and wine-forward dining 

  • Casual and coffee: Salata for quick fresh meals; local coffee roasters and cafes serve the Flower Mound corridor; Market Street and the Grapevine corridor for a broader outing 

  • The entertainment kitchen and clubhouse at 301 Flower Mound support hosting at home; monthly resident events add community programming 

  • 301 Flower Mound is at 301 Silveron Blvd, Flower Mound, TX 75028 in The Point development, with FM 2499 and FM 1171 access to the dining corridor