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With beer, wine and cocktail takeout and delivery now a very real (and beautiful) thing in Texas — one rare benefit of our new coronavirus reality — a number of Dallas spots are getting ultra creative. Inventive cocktail kits have become a thing and a …
Read MoreThose who have experienced Mister McKinney’s Historic Houston open-air school-bus tours know the historian cuts a dashing, athletic figure in person. And everyone with a fondness for cold-pressed juice know the pressurized process extracts three to fiv…
Read MoreIt’s inevitable that some Houston-area businesses hit with the dining room closures related to COVID-19 are going to shutter and not return. Unfortunately, it looks like one of the few craft coffee shops in Spring, Texas is going to be among them. Momentum Coffee at 3555 Rayford announced on Facebook that its last day of […]
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Read MoreWe can thank Governor Greg Abbott for eliminating restrictions on boozy takeouts in this time of COVID-19 crisis. On March 18, he announced a waiver “that will allow restaurants to deliver alcoholic beverages with food purchases to patrons, inclu…
Read MoreRelaxing at your favorite wine bar is out of the question as we try to flatten the coronavirus curve, but that doesn’t mean you can’t take the wine bar home with you. Many area wine bars and wine-focused businesses have transitioned to retail-only, offering wine by the bottle as well as food for takeout, curbside […]
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Read MoreThis is not quite the way John Pritchett, founder of Wild Acre Brewing Company, envisioned opening his long-awaited second location in Fort Worth’s Ridglea Hills neighborhood. Thanks to tight restrictions imposed by the city in the midst of an un…
Read MoreWith nothing but bleak news, and in many cases, tearful layoffs sweeping through the Texas restaurant and bar community this week, Governor Greg Abbott gave the industry one concession to smile about. He issued a waiver “that will allow restaurants to …
Read MoreTexas restaurant dining rooms and bars are largely officially off limits in the state’s biggest cities for at least several weeks, thanks to coronavirus. While we are all sheltering in place and “flattening the curve” ― it’s easy to feel li…
Read MorePrimo’s is back and better than ever. Dallas’ go-to Tex-Mex favorite, Primo’s Tex Mex, earned its reputation by serving consistent classics for 28 years at 3309 McKinney Avenue. Its devotees — and there were many — were devastated when it closed …
Read MoreWith so many great bars to choose from in Dallas, most happy hour-seekers may not even realize that some of the city’s best are hidden in plain sight. Disguised as candy shops and bridal boutiques, or accessed through secret passageways, there ar…
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