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If there’s one type of food I’ve been craving during the pandemic, it’s pizza and pasta. Carbs, especially delicious Italian focaccia breads and fresh, homemade pastas, are one of my coping mechanisms for anxiety — and I’m good …
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 MoreThere are two things in life that are my crack — Shipley’s Donuts and fried chicken. Unfortunately, neither of which compliment my waistline. Cannot resist. Cannot have just one donut or one piece of fried chicken without extreme restraint. So it…
Read MoreBetween the crippling shutdown effects of COVID-19 and the worldwide protests in the wake of Houston-native George Floyd‘s murder at the knee of a Minneapolis police officer, an (overdue) call to seek out and support local, black-owned businesse…
Read MoreWe can almost hear the corks popping as we approach National Rosé Day this Saturday when the party people fully embrace the hallowed #roséallday mantra. From Montrose to River Oaks to Memorial and The Heights, a number of Houston restaurants are joinin…
Read MoreFather’s Day is on Sunday, June 21 — in two weeks. I know, how did this happen? This Friday, Texas restaurants will be allowed to expand their capacity to 75 percent. And though the dining out option has become increasingly more available, many r…
Read MoreOf all the sugary dishes I have to resist treating myself to on a daily basis, donuts may be number one. I’m typically successful in talking myself out of splurging on traditional cake or gourmet donuts, but some days you just need to give in. Th…
Read MoreAfter days of emotional protests in honor of Houston-native George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter movement, many are looking for ways to continue to show support in their own community. One small way you can do that in Dallas is by patronizing black-…
Read MoreThis article was updated on February 2, 2024 When the pandemic began in 2020, we started a list of restaurants where Dallasites could dine al fresco with ample space to social distance. Almost four years later, we’ve kept our list running and ar…
Read MoreNow that Texas has allowing restaurants to return to 50 percent occupancy, the concern among restaurateurs is will the public return? How many remain squeamish about being near strangers over a meal in the time of the coronavirus, is their concern? Pat…
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