Cisco Grill Closes in Snider Plaza After 36 Years
Cisco Grill closed Oct. 21 after 36 years in Snider Plaza.
Opened in 1987, the restaurant in the southeast corner of the shopping center was started by Marc and Susan Hall. It was sold to Erik Dean in 2012, Dallas County Appraisal District records show.
“To all of our loyal customers, that we call friends, thank you for letting us serve you for 36 years. It’s been a true pleasure,” a message Dean shared to Cisco Grill’s Facebook page reads.
Some fan-favorite menu items at the Southwestern-style restaurant included chicken tortilla soup, queso, wraps, including a grilled chicken caesar wrap, salads, burgers, and more.
Cisco Grill was among the last businesses in the southeast corner of Snider Plaza left standing as the buildings in the corner that once housed other longtime Snider Plaza businesses, including Peggy Sue BBQ, were bulldozed to make way for a new building that will house office, restaurant, and retail space.
