Greenpoint Seafood and Oyster Bar will be near the former Highland Park Soda Fountain.
Sarah Blaskovich
The menu for Greenpoint is far from finished. Katz hopes it’s “small, charming and comfortable,” a place that will attract lunch and dinner crowds seven days a week. The idea is to be a midday meetup spot for office workers moving into the new buildings on Knox Street, then serve dinner and drinks to shoppers and residents in Uptown, Park Cities and the M Streets.“I’m as passionate about cocktails as I am about the food. That’s what I’ve loved about doing Bev’s and now Clifton Club,” Katz says.
If the Knox/Fitzhugh area is hot, Katz is putting all his efforts on its equator: His three spots are all right there, about a half-mile away from one another. Greenpoint Seafood and Oyster Bar will be near the former Highland Park Soda Fountain, on Knox Street in Dallas. It’s expected to open in late 2022.
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