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It’s been an unprecedented two years since Bon Appétit named Dallas the 2019 Restaurant City of the Year. But even through a pandemic, our city’s dining scene has persevered. With the overwhelming amount of recent openings (particularly in Deep Ellum, …
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Read MoreChef Tim Love seems to be everywhere you look. Love is the Energizer Bunny of the restaurant world, with spots spanning from Fort Worth to Knoxville, Tennessee, ranging from burgers to a swank new Italian gem. That would be his latest Fort Worth restau…
Read MoreDallas has one of the best beer scenes in Texas. With so many places brewing great IPAs, lagers, pilsners, and pale ales, it was tough to narrow down a list of Dallas’ best breweries. Some places have trivia nights, cycling teams, or Lotería to m…
Read MoreIn a nondescript Heights strip center just off North Shepherd Drive, restaurant co-owners Jason Andaya and Raymond Chan are preparing to open Dinette. Andaya and Chan are the talented duo behind the nearby Japanese handroll restaurant called Hando and …
Read MoreDuring the dog days of Houston’s summer when the temps hover in the hundreds, aren’t we all just looking for clever ways to stay cool? Here’s one — the new Popston, a locally-owned popsicle factory poised in Houston’s East End. This week founder …
Read MoreIf you’re considering moving to Sugar Land, Texas, you should know that it has two seasons: winter and summer. Its climate is considered humid …
Read MoreBrunch or lunch courses will be $25, and dinners will either be $39 or $55. Read down below for participating restaurants in the Sugar Land and …
Read More9 restaurants in the Sugar Land, Missouri City area set to participate in Houston Restaurant Weeks. By Sierra Rozen | 10:57 AM Jul 20, 2022 CDT
Read MoreFrom Cali-cool chains and locally grown concepts to an Australian café out of Brooklyn, these are the new Dallas restaurants we’re most excited about this fall. Poco Fiasco 2828 N. Harwood Street Dallas’ Harwood District is getting yet ano…
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