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Dallas’ most prominent chefs have come together for a cause, collaborating on a new cookbook featuring their own family recipes: Cooking at Home: A Collection of Recipes Created by Dallas’ Top Chefs From Their Homes to Yours. In addition to…
Read MoreEven just a quick glance at the news is enough to make curbside and delivery look like the most desirable option of the day. And that’s OK, because Dallas takeout is still the best it’s ever been. Months into quarantine, we’ve rounded…
Read MoreRitas & Queso, a pop-up concept born during quarantine and serves Tex-Mex to-go, is officially here to stay. Founded by Julian Barsotti, a concept chef for Nonna, Sprezza, and Carbone’s, the pop-up was established to help displaced restaurant…
Read MoreThis weekend in Dallas, things are going mostly virtual again as COVID-19 cases skyrocket in the metroplex. From new drive-in movie pop-ups to a virtual fitness festival and Bastille Day festivities, brands and companies are re-inventing their programm…
Read MoreA new restaurant is taking over the recently shuttered Bolsa restaurant space in Bishop Arts. And, coincidentally, it’s the farm-to-table restaurant’s former executive chef, Matt Balke, who’s bringing the West Davis space back to life…
Read MoreWine lovers, here’s something to look forward to. Trova Wine + Market, a new wine shop, bar, and restaurant, is opening its doors on July 16 at The Plaza at Preston Center. Founded by Michelle Bonds, the new spot will feature a chef-driven menu c…
Read MoreAnother round of restaurant closures have unfortunately hit Dallas and Fort Worth during the pandemic. A couple of weeks ago, Dallas-Fort Worth’s last remaining Houston’s restaurant (in Addison) shuttered, along with Design District gem Fox…
Read MoreIf you hadn’t realized yet — which is entirely fair given this unprecedented year — this weekend is the Fourth of July. The celebrations will look different in Dallas, but there are still outdoor, socially distanced hangouts, virtual events, and …
Read MoreLike most major holidays this year, this Fourth of July is going to look a bit different in Dallas. Now that Governor Abbott has re-closed bars and restaurants are back down to 50 percent capacity, your best somewhat social option may just be to throw …
Read MoreIt’s a strange time to be planning a wedding. The big day — often the most magical day of a couple’s life — is one of the many celebrations that’s been hindered by the pandemic. And the future for those asking to save the date may be …
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