III Forks has always been about steak. The beloved Texas steakhouse reopened in Addison with a new flagship that trades old-school swagger for something sleeker, warmer and quietly luxurious. We love it.
Opening this spring in Village on the Parkway (in a former Chico’s, that’s been fully revamped and fully built out), this flagship reinvention doesn’t just freshen things up. It almost feels like a reboot. Gone is the trad steakhouse dining room. In its place: six thousand square feet of intimate corners, glowing metal accents and walls that practically lean in to join the conversation.
New Look For III Forks
The entrance makes it clear that this is not your father’s (or mother’s!) III Forks. A folded metal panel shimmers softly under the Addison sky with an emblazoned “IIIF” logo. Inside, a gold-wrapped host stand greets you (dare we say… glamorously), backed by mosaic tile floors and, just beyond, a wall of wine that holds more than 1,200 bottles. This is still III Forks, after all.
“This is the blueprint for all III Forks,” John Kiel, III Forks’ wine and spirits manager…