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DiTerra’s Urban Italian
It's always wise to eat where waiters eat
March 26, 2009A New Cup of Joe, Same As the Old Cup of Joe
December 21, 2006On What Legal Grounds?
June 27, 2006Ever Wanted to Work In -- And, Like, Co-Own -- A Very Happenin' Coffee Shop?
October 16, 2007Some Locals Cutting Down on Expenses, Kinda
October 18, 2007After 25 Years, Uncle Calvin’s Coffee House Still Spreading the Word
November 27, 2007Erykah Badu's Other New Album, This One Heavily Caffeinated
February 7, 2008You Know What Goes Good With Some Midlake? Eric Pulido's Coffee.
April 8, 2008Sure, It's a Chain. But Some Folks Really Love Their Neighborhood Starbucks.
July 10, 2008Yogilicious Rides a Dairy Wave From the Coasts
Patrick Michels So it's yogurt. And it tastes pretty good. What you want to call this? We've been here before. The bright lights and pastel walls, the plastic furniture and frozen yogurt. Dim the lights, pad the chairs and crank up a smooth-jazz Stones cover over the roar of the espresso machine, and it'll all look pretty familiar The new wave yogurt invasion is in full swing here in Dallas, and like the coffee house culture bomb 20 years ago, it's built on a vaguely foreign food ritual and
November 14, 2008Mmmm, 7-Eleven Now Has Its Very Own Brand of Beef Jerky
From the sound of this morning's announcement, Dallas-based 7-Eleven has decided that sooner or later, everything in the joint will be branded with the brand name. Three months ago, word was the convenience store chain was expanding into the Jamaican beef patties business -- which was fine with a handful of Friends for whom a 7-Eleven lunch beats a 'Bucks snack attack. Today, 7-Eleven's going Private Label, selling 32 items -- among them such items as cookies, nuts, potato chips, beef jerk
November 25, 2008At Your Fave Starbucks, the Holiday Season Just Got a Little Grinchier
Those local Starbucks targeted for shuttering over the summer are still open -- dunno for how long, though, as the Seattle-based coffeeteria stages the closings in waves. ("Could be any time," says one Lower Greenville barista.) And, more bad news, as it looks like Starbucks won't rake in the big bucks this holiday season -- something to do with "weakness," to which we can relate.So, as you wait in line for a cup of Christmas Blend at your neighborhood Starbucks, you'll likely find yourself, "Go
December 5, 2008Morning time
February 23, 1995Hot Dish
March 2, 1995Hot Dish
May 11, 1995Hot Dish
March 6, 1997Hot Dish
May 15, 1997More bang for the Lira
August 21, 1997Food For Thought 6.3.09
"No one seems to understand why iced coffee costs so much more than the regular stuff." (GQ magazine, pondering the expense added for steeping water and grounds overnight in a French press. As stated in their June issue.)
June 3, 2009Fowled Out
May 13, 1999The Black Pearl
Dallas just got a new coffee house, and it's a jewel. Well, more like an irritating piece of grit that someone molded into a jewel. The Pearl Cup Espresso Bar & Coffee Shop, the latest on the local independent java scene, opened this month on the still renovating side of North Henderson Avenue. The space is what you'd expect in a modern coffee bar: sleek, but accented with enough brick and wood to conjure beatnik ghosts, as well as displays by local artists. A long bar gets you close to t
February 25, 2009Best interior restaurant garden
September 21, 2000Best cup of coffee
September 21, 2000Grounded In Italy
Nancy Krabill, owner of Snider Plaza's gourmet shop Flavors From Afar, took off for Italy late last fall. And what she brought back from Trieste was much better than a silly t-shirt...and we consider any tee from Italy that doesn't say "Juventus" a waste. But that's an aside. Krabill returned from her jaunt with two new rare coffee beans...by which I mean a lot of two different styles of bean.She doesn't sell coffee brewed from these exotic grounds. Nope--using the same business model as those
February 27, 2009Best kids bookstrore
September 21, 2000The Not-So-Finer Things
July 19, 2001Best Sunday Brunch
September 20, 2001Best Bagel
September 20, 2001Best Early-early-morning Cup 'n' Crepes
September 26, 2002Best Cup of Coffee
September 26, 2002Best Cachapa
September 25, 2003Best Cup of Coffee
September 25, 2003Gig Alert: Sarah Jaffe Plays The Pearl Cup Tonight
Sarah JaffeTonight, my favorite indie espresso bar in Dallas' kicks off the first of its formal concert series with an appropriately established-sounding title: "The Pearl Cup Presents: An Evening with Sarah Jaffe." A text this afternoon informs that it'll just be "Sarah and her geetar." No frills.Ticket are $22--which, sure, is $10 more than I've ever paid to catch Jaffe--but I remember being immensely perturbed with the Dallas-esque audience the last time I caught one of her sets in Dent
June 1, 2009Spiritualized, Grand Ole Party
Thursday, September 25, at the Lakewood Theater
September 25, 2008Starbucking
Terrefazione perks up the cafe set but skimps on sustenance
July 22, 1999Love, Actually, Isn't Like This
Feast of Love knows nothing of what it blabs on and on about
September 27, 2007Caffeine jitters
They have the java, but who has the jive?
August 17, 2006Poor Standard & Pours?
July 6, 2006Robert Gomez
Etherville (Basement Front)
July 14, 2005Best Soy Latte Free of Corporate Grubbing
The Nodding Dog Coffee Co.
October 14, 2004Best Cup of Coffee
Kostas Cafe
October 14, 2004Tanya Donelly
Whiskey Tango Ghosts (4AD)
August 5, 2004Mindy Smith
April 23
April 22, 2004Best Bookstore (New)
Borders
September 26, 2002Critic's circle
WFAA movie reviewer Gary Cogill is guru and matchmaker for a caffeinated crowd of film buffs
March 16, 2000Making the rule
Cosmic Cup is one giant exception to everything Dallas
February 29, 1996Haute vinyl
The Fairmont Hotel's Brasserie is much more than a coffee shop
November 2, 1995First Look: Espumoso Coffee And Juice Bar
In case you didn't get the memo, Oak Cliff is the city's hot dining destination. Really. Need proof? It's home to some of the most buzzy restaurants in town (Bolsa, Spiral Diner, the Belmont Hotel) and the Bishop Arts District--a buzz that extends to include shopping, attitude and more. Its Greenwich Village-esque anti-mall, attracts crowds of adventurous suburbanites and Uptown faux hipsters alike. It's even got an insider nickname: call it the "OC" if you want to be in the newbie club, "
June 19, 2009Veggie Girl: Crooked Tree Coffeehouse
My first introduction to a cucumber sandwich was sometime back in the mid-1990s, when I was a young teenager on some kind of church or tennis trip to the Deep South. Somewhere between Georgia and Louisiana, which might be Alabama, I remember stopping in a tiny town where the air hung thick around the ancient, mossy trees and reverberated with the incessant buzz of overzealous cicadas. In a little yellow cottage with a wrap-around porch, there was an old lady serving cold lemonade and cucumber s
July 7, 2009Veggie Guy: The Pearl Cup
There's no denying that Dallas can be sorta cliquish. If you're wearing the right shoes (or Tweeting from the hottest gadget), you might break into a particular crowd. Sure, the bar scene can be different. Hand someone a stiff drink, and you could find your BFF for the night. But if you're a regular guy walking into a coffee shop, be prepared to sip alone. When Rita Davis and Carlene Saelg moved to Dallas in 2007, they found it difficult to adapt to our city's special brand of welcoming sn
July 28, 2009
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