Restaurants

Arlington’s beautiful new Loews hotel has a new pan-Asian restaurant named after a famous street in Bangkok.

The “It’s 3:45 Somewhere” menu on the rooftop might save summer with $8 boilermakers and Frosty Fries.

Fiery fried chicken is headed to the land of Lake Ray Hubbard.

Rodeo Goat’s over-the-top burgers are coming for you, Addison.

Finally, a new brunch spot has opened.

This music-centric restaurant and bar is looking for a good time in Grapevine.

Need a sandwich and a beer in a dark bar?

Remember the old game BurgerTime? Ready to mindlessly waste hours trying to get through six levels? We are too.

The newly opened cafe makes a mean honeycomb bread and a delicious creation called a pistachio bite.

Bougie but low-key with big flavors from the kitchen, Alice is the East Dallas gem every neighborhood desires.

Great news: the doughnuts from Carte Blanche will carry on.

Yes, it’s in Murphy. But with a 32-page dessert menu, we had to see.

Would you move just for fresh bread? Yeah, us too.

NFL linebacker Matthew Judon is getting into the Dallas restaurant game.

Rye, a favorite spot on Lower Greenville, is taking the summer off to go more White Lotus.

Dude, Sweet Chocolate, a Bishop Arts favorite since 2009, is getting a sweet upgrade and needs a bit of help.

The “innovative price format” store is everything we’d dreamed it would be and more.

Find great taste in a small place.

Yes, the bakery is closed. No more crullers.

The bon temps are already rolling at the new Cajun restaurant in the Park Cities.

La Maison Bleue Cafe has a line of delicious organic teas and snacks. And its popularity continues to grow.

Backyard griller-turned-restaurateur Qais Ahmad has brought his kebabs, buttery paratha and mint-yogurt sauce to Plano.