This Weekend: Taste of Dallas and Al Fresco Sunday Supper at a Mansion with Misti Norris
This weekend’s best Dallas-area food events, like Taste of Dallas 2019 and the McKinney Beer + Bites Fest.
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Barbecue Fans Wait in Long Lines for a Taste of This Food Truck’s Tex-Mex BBQ
Hurtado Barbecue has been drawing long lines to their food truck at Division Brewing in Arlington with their Tex-Mex barbecue.
Potent Pours Brings Mobile Mixologists and Craft Cocktails to Your Next Party
When you’re in the mood for a good drink, where do you go? It’s likely your answer may be the name of a posh bar or restaurant, but Kim Hunter, owner of the mobile mixology service Potent Pours, is on a mission to change the way you think about consuming…
Jupiter House (Now With Bagels!) Reopens in Denton After 2017 Fire
Just hours after Christmas in 2017, Joey and Amy Hawkins received the shock of a lifetime. Their popular Denton coffee shop, Jupiter House, had burned down. Jupiter House had served as a staple in Denton for years, and to learn that it had caught fire overnight was heartbreaking for the…
At Richardson’s New Jordanian Seafood Grill, Skip the Buffet and Enjoy Great Fish
Two regional icons stare at each other from across a parking lot in Richardson. To the east, Afrah Mediterranean Restaurant resides in its palatial new quarters, constructed just a few years ago to handle the buffet’s big reputation and equally big crowds of hungry Dallasites. Just a few feet away,…
Mid-Cities Is About to Get More Craft Beer Cred with the Addition of Brutal Beerworks
North Richland Hills is about to get a new craft brewery and taproom: Brutal Beerworks.
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Love Mochi? Love Doughnuts? Then You’re Gonna Want This Mochi Doughnut.
Fat Straws is like many other boba tea shops: It’s colorful and bright and fun. Yet the boba world is strangely cutthroat. With so many bubble tea shops saturating the Dallas market, staying afloat requires more than just high-quality tapioca pearls and a good logo. Establishing rapport, keeping up with…
In a City Ambivalent About Hot Dogs, Burger House’s Chili Dog Has Been Around 70 Years
It’s standing room only at Burger House. Lunch is a blur of baskets: Burger drops to paper. Paper is smushed into a ball. Trash is crushed down. For the staff, bunching into the tiny, seven-decades-old kitchen is an Olympic performance. They’ve synchronized burger-flipping, steam-hopping and order-calling. “It’s going to move…
After ‘Beer to Go’ Legislative Win, Dallas Craft Brewers Plan Their Next Moves
When the “Beer to Go” amendment passed in the Texas Senate last week, it was easy to envision thousands of full pint glasses being hoisted in celebration from inside the state’s over 200 craft breweries. As a part of the Sunset Bill, Texas will no longer be the only state…
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A Korean Barbecue Restaurant Opens Today in Trinity Groves
K’s House, a new Korean barbecue restaurant from Sammantha Kang, opens today at Cypress at Trinity Groves.
Get Sweet Relief from the Heat with Texican Court’s Poptails
Texican Court will offer three cocktails with popsicles to guests through the end of August.
Lakewood Farmers Market Brings Fresh Treats Close to Home
An Albertsons grocery story once sat at the corner of Mockingbird and Abrams in East Dallas. It closed, and for years, that giant part of the strip of businesses has sat empty and dormant, pulling down the whole look of an area that has otherwise seen good business. Now there’s…
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Hero Feels Like a New-Wave TGI Fridays, and That’s Not Necessarily a Bad Thing
The new Hero by HG Sply Co., open now just steps from the American Airlines Center in Victory Park, is a massive American spectacle, all neon lights and technicolor cocktails. And we kind of love it.
This Weekend: A Rosé Wine Walk, a Rosé Garden Party and Hey, Anybody Want Some Rosé?
Summer in Dallas means one thing: rosé. And that also means tons of rosé-themed events.
Il Bracco Opens in The Plaza at Preston Center With an Epic Covered Patio
Il Bracco, a new Italian restaurant with a pedigree, opened this week in The Plaza at Preston Center, and Dallas diners are gonna love that patio.
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Once Considered Deeply Uncool, the Bologna Sandwich Is Back in a Big Way
There are whispers from the bar when the bologna sandwich hits the counter. Flanked on each side by a duo of dudes, the sandwich – taller than any bologna sandwich you’ve ever seen, toasted and sturdy as a fortress -elicits genuine utterances of “Wow” on each side. Instinctively, my arms…
After 20 Years, Austin-Based Tacodeli Credits Its Success, in Part, to Dallas Taco Fans
Tacodeli may have started in Austin, but its owners say that, as the business turns 20 years old, Dallas was a key to its success and growth.
Bumbershoot Barbecue’s Daily Specials Are a Steal
Bumbershoot Barbecue is well worth the trip to Argyle, especially if you visit on days when they’re selling brisket and all the fixins on special.
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This Memorial Day Weekend in Dallas: Margaritas, Cornhole, Barbecue and So Much Beer
It’s Memorial Day weekend, which means the official unofficial start of summer. And at Jettison, that means one thing: tiki cocktails. Every summer, the Sylvan Thirty cocktail enclave releases a menu of delectable tiki creations, and this weekend, they’re launching this summer’s menu with a patio pop-up from Ka-Tip, a…
Oasis Gets the Basics Right With Pleasing Classics and Refreshingly Cheap Breakfast Fare
A damn good diner breakfast for $3.99? It’s not easy to find in Dallas proper, but Oasis on Greenville Avenue does it right.
Ketchup, Mustard, Mayo and Pickle Cocktails? Try All Four on National Burger Day.
Move over, fatty patties and carb-heavy buns, National Burger Day is getting a drinkover. Betty Cocktail, Dallas’s very own cocktail caterer, is making your National Burger Day a little boozier, because on Tuesday, May 28, you’ll have the chance to DRINK your burger.
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Craft and Growler Is Branching Out by Serving Food and Brewing Their Own Beer
Craft and Growler is about to grow in a big way. Well, two big ways, actually: They’ll soon start selling food and brewing their own beer in-house.