Restaurants

The smoke signals are in, and three pit masters at Goldee’s have been named to this exclusive list of rising stars in American cuisine.

The restaurant is the chain’s first in Texas. It’s from the hospitality group behind The Henry and Culinary Dropout.

We go under the hood at one of Dallas’ truly unique restaurants.

Multi-level Piaf is packed on most weekends, so we decided to find out why.

We joined the sweet hysteria around La Rue Doughnuts and we have no shame about it.

Joining a burgeoning dining scene along Ross Avenue, Bocado offers Mexican-style tapas and spectacular service.

Throughout many visits over the past several months, we’ve found that RE:defined Coffee House hardly ever misses.

La Casita Coffee has a new location at the Half Price Books flagship store, offering coffee, croissants and more.

We’re in a golden age of home-grown American bistros, and Goldie’s is happy to show us how it’s done.

Brunch has never been more popular. At this Addison breakfast/lunch spot, it’s easy to see why.

The small-town barbecue joint is the only North Texas restaurant to make the esteemed list.

Cuisine that’s a feast for the senses.

If you’ve ever wanted to feel like you’re dining inside a Halloween haunted house, there’s now a restaurant for that.

Sandwich Hag may be gone, but Ookuma Burger is a worthy replacement.

This soft serve bar is fun whether you’re a kid with a dairy allergy or a parent who wants to unwind with a THC milkshake.

The line had been out the door for weeks. We had to see what the fuss was about.

Make several reservations here because you won’t be able to try it all in just one trip. And you’ll want to try it all. Trust.

A third restaurant to take up residence at this location in as many years. How do they fare?

We first found this mother-son pair at a gas station in Grand Prairie. They have now relocated to a brewery in Dallas.

Vector Brewing wants to be your new work-from-home space. Cheers to that.

Trinity Groves has a new pizza spot from the same group behind Saint Rocco’s.

The first North Texas location of the fast-casual chicken chain was announced two years ago, and it’s finally opening on Sept. 3. Opening day perks will be worth the wait.