Restaurants

The Exchange food hall at the AT&T Discovery District in downtown Dallas has welcomed a couple of new neighbors to its ever-growing belly.

While the Texas barbecue revolution is burgeoning, the meat causing all the hullabaloo at the center of it all isn’t anything new. For decades barbecue restaurants have been anchors of communities, especially in small towns.

Those seeking a little taste of Hawaii will be in for a treat as Hawaiian Bros expands into five new locations this fall.

After a 16-month hiatus, Dakota’s Steakhouse is back and it’s beautiful, baby. New owner Meredith McEneny and chef Ji Kang are ringing in a new era of the iconic underground steakhouse.

Seasons 114 Kitchen, a first-floor addition to the incoming Westin Southlake Hotel, is a scratch kitchen with a vibrant bar that will serve Southern-influenced plates for breakfast, lunch, dinner and weekend brunch.

The summer season may have ended, but Suburban Yacht Club is looking to bring sunny beachy vibes to North Texas all year round. Opening just after Labor Day, Suburban Yacht Club is the latest addition to the Boardwalk at Granite Park,

Mot Hai Bai in Victory Plaza is no longer taking reservations. According to their profile on Open Table, they have closed for good.

We may all have fall on the brain, but the summer heat isn’t quite done with us yet. The good news is if you’re looking for a way to cool down, there’s a solution in Garland that’s sure to refresh, with a little kick.

The group behind some of the buzziest restaurants and bars in Dallas continues its vast expansion. Milkshake Concepts brands include Stirr, Vidorra, Citizen, Serious Pizza,

In the midst of a pandemic, social distancing and exposure concerns make running a restaurant where patrons feel safe difficult.

For some of us, it’s just how we’re wired. No matter how hard we try, we hate waiting. But, then there’s barbecue. It’s a fact that many of our great barbecue spots come with long lines. People stand and wait and stand and wait. And I’m always in awe of their fortitude.

The last two years have been bleak for restaurants. Just about everyone lost a bit of hope counting bills and waiting for government aid that never comes. Everyone except maybe chef Tiffany Derry.

Many of you twitterers who follow Cane Rosso, Zoli’s and Thunderbird Pies witnessed an epic smackdown this July when one loyal fan of the Detroit-style pizza being served at the “ghost kitchen” of Thunderbird Pies (i.e., Zoli’s Pizza) was upset he could only order his favorite pizza Monday through Thursday.

Four years seems like such a natural number between major events. In normal times, it’s how often we elect a president, how often the Olympics pop

Over the last few years, açai bowls have become a health superfood craze. The bowls are prepared from pureed açai berries grown in Central and South America and served as smoothies in a bowl, topped with fresh fruits, nuts, granola, or seeds.

Lilis Pramasurja, owner of Sugar Pine Creamery in Plano, has an “emotional attachment” to ice cream. This relationship was forged during her childhood in Indonesia, then later as she traveled around the world.

If you’re still waiting on your reservation for Apothecary, you’ll probably have better luck getting into Tanner Agar’s other concept, Rye.

The city of Celina is getting all the fun things lately. One day after learning it’s now the Halloween capital of Texas, we learn this fall it’s also hosting a huge barbecue and musical event, Troubadour Fest.

One of the most fun sweet treat shops in Richardson will be closing soon, and we’re pretty sad about it. You would be too if you love donuts, ice cream,

When you think of the great culinary dishes that Dallas is known for, dim sum is not likely to immediately come to mind.

It’s an anchor for a gleaming new development inside the sprawling apartment complex The Village. It’s a clear bid to attract food tourists from across the country. It’s a bold attack on Americans’ stereotypes of Brazilian food, and a creative reinvention of Brazilian culinary tradition.

Del Sur Tacos has prospered at two locations on opposite ends of Dallas: one deep in the heart of Oak Cliff, south of the Trinity River, and the other 35 miles to the north, in McKinney. On Aug. 25, Del Sur’s third location debuts,