Restaurants

How one Dallas chef and restauranteur is carrying on the legacy of soul food in Dallas and has plans to expand.

We love to visit the good ol’ spots. Here’s one of our favorites.

January is finally over and one good thing we can say is we ate well.

More chicken and sauce from the Food Network’s spikey-haired chef.

We checked out Dominican favorites at the Picadera in Deep Ellum.

“I put my hand upon your hip, when I dip, you dip, we dip.” But with cheesecake.

This spot in historic downtown Carrollton has been many things over the years. Now it’s Tacos & Avocados aka T&A.

We found a cozy Korean spot with a playful staff, large plates for sharing and drinks to soak it all up.

Sizzling fajitas and a tasty marg? Sounds perfect.

The lights at the restaurant in Dalworthington Gardens have gone dim.

Hugo Osorio and Hugo Galvan join forces in Bishop Arts District to create Hugo’s Seafood Bar.

Palate by LRC is a new North Dallas wine bar where the bites and sips are created with care.

We may have gone for the brunch, but will be returning again, and again, for the breakfast sandwich.

The Rockwall-based restaurant marries Tex-Mex and steaks in an entertaining space.

Need a book to get lost in and perhaps a drink to go also? We know a place.

We ordered a full table of pastries just for good measure. Yes, everything is still amazing in their larger space.

With local collaborations (including Shug’s Bagels) and Bullet Proof Coffee, Killer Joe is all the buzz.

Remember Strictly Tabu? Bacari Tabu serves nostalgia with sides of pizza and jazz.

We recently learned that Dallas almost missed its lone Michelin star because of … (wait for it) … our water supply.

A kitchen fire put one of our Top 100 restaurants out of commission this weekend. Be sure to go visit as soon as they reopen.

This new spot from singer-songwriter Madison King is already a neighborhood favorite.

The Klyde Warren Park favorite has expanded northward.