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Top Trophy Club Restaurants for Business Lunches

December 17, 20255 min readby admin

Most of the restaurants in Trophy Club, TX sit along the State Highway 114 corridor, which makes the town an easy place to set up a business lunch: short drives, surface parking and no downtown traffic. This guide covers four Trophy Club restaurants that work for a client lunch or a team meal, plus where to take the conversation once the workday ends. Every listing was checked in October 2026 against the restaurant's own website, its public business listing or the Town of Trophy Club's business directory. Hours, menus and prices change, so confirm with the restaurant before you book.

Quick picks:

1. The Original Roy Hutchins Barbeque

Where: 3000 TX-114, Trophy Club

Roy Hutchins is a Texas barbecue restaurant with a Trophy Club location on Highway 114. The format is barbecue-joint casual, which suits a team lunch or an easygoing meal with a client you already know better than a formal pitch. Smoked meats lend themselves to shared plates, so it is a practical choice when you are feeding a group.

Good for: team lunches and informal client meals. Check the restaurant's site for the current menu and hours, and call ahead if you are bringing a larger group.

2. Vinny's Italian Restaurant

Where: 2003 E Hwy 114, Suite 350, Trophy Club

Vinny's serves New York-style pizza alongside Italian dishes such as pasta. It is a sit-down option for a lunch where the conversation is the point, and the menu is broad enough to cover a table with different tastes.

Good for: one-on-one lunches and small groups. It shares a shopping center with Cristina's, so you can pick between Italian and Tex-Mex after you park.

3. Fish & Knife Japanese Cuisine

Where: 2001 E Hwy 114, Suite 190, Trophy Club

Fish & Knife is a Japanese restaurant serving sushi and hibachi, with a dedicated lunch menu. Sushi is an easy choice for a lighter working lunch, and the menu gives a group plenty of range.

Good for: client lunches and anyone who wants something lighter than barbecue or Tex-Mex.

4. Cristina's Fine Mexican Restaurant

Where: 2003 E Hwy 114, Suite 300, Trophy Club

Cristina's is a Dallas–Fort Worth Tex-Mex restaurant group with a Trophy Club location on Highway 114. Tex-Mex is a crowd-pleaser for a team lunch, and a full-service dining room gives you time to talk.

Good for: team lunches and relaxed client meetings. For a tighter schedule, order drinks and entrées together and ask for the check early.

After Work: W XYZ Lounge at Aloft Trophy Club Westlake

Where: 96 Trophy Club Drive, Trophy Club

W XYZ is the bar inside Aloft Trophy Club Westlake. It is an evening spot rather than a lunch venue, so use it for the second half of the day: a drink with a client after the meeting, or a place to regroup before dinner. Check the W XYZ Lounge page for current hours and the menu. If you are planning something larger, such as a team gathering or a meeting followed by drinks, the hotel's meeting and event space keeps everything in one building.

More Restaurants in Trophy Club, TX

The four restaurants above are the ones we would pick for a business lunch, but they are not the whole list. The Town of Trophy Club's dining directory also lists places such as Anamia's Tex Mex, HG Sply Co., Starwood Cafe, Komrai Thai and Pastaza Italian Restaurant, along with pizza, bagel, coffee and dessert shops. Directory entries can lag behind openings and closings, so check a restaurant's own site before you go.

Where to Stay Near Trophy Club Restaurants

If your trip involves more than one lunch, staying in town saves the drive. Aloft Trophy Club Westlake is on Trophy Club Drive, close to the Highway 114 restaurants in this guide and to the Westlake corporate campuses. See our guide to hotels in Trophy Club for what the hotel offers business travelers.

FAQs

What restaurants are in Trophy Club, TX?

Trophy Club's restaurants are concentrated along State Highway 114. They include The Original Roy Hutchins Barbeque, Vinny's Italian Restaurant, Fish & Knife Japanese Cuisine and Cristina's Fine Mexican Restaurant, plus the places listed in the Town of Trophy Club's dining directory.

What are the best times for a quieter business lunch?

Arriving a little before noon or after 1:30 p.m. usually avoids the busiest part of the lunch rush. If privacy matters, ask for a table away from the door or the bar when you arrive.

Do these restaurants offer vegetarian or gluten-free options?

Menus change, so check each restaurant's current menu on its website or call ahead with specific dietary needs. Japanese, Italian and Tex-Mex menus generally give you more meat-free choices than a barbecue menu does.

How do I book a business lunch or group meal?

Call the restaurant directly or use its online booking if it offers one. For a group that needs a private room or a meeting before the meal, contact Aloft Trophy Club Westlake about its meeting and event space.

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