Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
The restaurant industry has been hit hard by COVID-19. Some Dallas favorites have found some ways to bring hope and help to others and now, thankfully, some local restaurants are receiving some much needed relief in the form of free or reduced rent. Le…
Read MoreWe discovered another bit of good dining news this week: North Oak Cliff is set to get a new coffee shop this summer. Wayward Coffee Co. comes from two friends and baristas, Noah Irby and Trevin Willison. Opening at 1318 W. Davis Street, the hope is th…
Read MoreFounded in 2015 by three friends who tackled the art of bottling bar-quality, preservative-free drinks, Dallas-based On The Rocks has quickly grown to become one of the most successful premium bottled cocktail brands. Over the past two years, the compa…
Read MoreIt’s a difficult time for the majority of Dallas restaurants, but one new Chinese spot is moving forward with plans to open in Dallas’ Trinity Groves on Wednesday, April 1. Having taken over the former Chino Chinatown space, Sum Dang Good C…
Read MorePlenty of families (including my own) have spent several Easters going out to restaurants for brunch or dinner. But, keep your heads up, friends. Easter meals from your favorite local restaurants can still come to you. Several Dallas spots will be offe…
Read MoreI‘m not really looking forward to my birthday next month. One, because I’m at that weird mid-twenties age where there isn’t much significance in turning another year older and two, because we’ll probably still be in quarantine. …
Read MoreStandard quarantine activities such as reading, watching television and movies, and listening to music can only entertain you for so long. To mix it up, we’ve compiled a few of our favorite podcasts that are currently touching on the subject of C…
Read MoreAround mid-January, Bishop Arts visitors may have noticed a couple of old typewriters appear across the street from Lockhart Barbecue. The unassuming storefront the machines fronted: Poets Oak Cliff. The neighborhood bookstore was quietly opened (with …
Read MoreAs we venture into week two of social distancing (and now shelter in place), it can be difficult to find a balance between supporting local restaurants and relying on home cooking. But now, as the creativity and hard work of our local industry continue…
Read MoreIn the stay-at-home era of COVID-19, meal planning is an enviable skill. But try as we might, we can’t all be The Defined Dish. Lucky for us, some of our city’s most sought after caterers are planning out menus and deliveries to make any we…
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