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January 31, 2012
So Long Horne and Dekker
Late last night Pegasus News reported Horne & Dekker, the spot known for its popular Hangover Brunch, had closed. The story hit the twitterverse and reactions were pretty consistent. Not many readers were surprised. Neither was I. Last summer I was a Dallas newb. I had a handful of restaurant recom ... More >>
Blogs
September 20, 2011
Crimson Asian Cuisine Now Serving Pho in West Village
Lauren Drewes DanielsCrimson Asian Cuisine opened last week at corner of Blackburn and McKinney in the West Village, serving pho and other Vietnamese dishes such as stir-fries, rice noodles and spring roles. The atmosphere is on the casual side. Not fancy, but nice. There's a decent size pati ... More >>
Blogs
August 12, 2011
Vegetables are Good, but Doughnuts are Better
Sara KerensJonathon's Oak CliffThis week, RedFork regained momentum, Denton students got healthier options, and one writer decided that doughnuts are tasty. City of Ate Can a restaurant with a minuscule kitchen and forgettable beef burger really be all that good? Scott Reitz pretty much said ... More >>
Blogs
August 1, 2011
Dear Mad Tavern: Is It Cool If We Call Your New "Euro Gastro Pub" Something Else?
Dallas has another gastropub headed its way. According to its website and a Facebook page, the Mad Tavern promises a concept featuring 32 different beers on tap, 100 different beers in the bar, loads of TVs for loads of sports and an August 26 open date. Its arrival has me thinking again abo ... More >>
Blogs
July 22, 2011
The New Kid in Town, Squealing on Yelp and More
Sara KerensChicken, waffles and coffee at Oddfellows.This week in food blogs, the T Room sold sandwiches, users decided Yelp! is even more unreliable than they thought, and the newly opened and recently gassy Redfork is down two chefs. Most important, our new food critic started posting. Read ... More >>
Blogs
July 8, 2011
Peachy Week in the Food Blogosphere
He did it for America.This week in food blogs, peach desserts were a big hit, ketchup haters learned to love Ketchup and Taco Cabana introduced different-tasting tacos. Read on. City of Ate Even Jenny Block, who doesn't like ketchup, enjoyed Ketchup the restaurant. In her review, she said th ... More >>
Blogs
June 17, 2011
Lettuce Wrap Up: Crappy Burgers, NOSH, and Dad
Sara KerensNow that Dallas has cooled off from the In-N-Out craze (and Irving has cooled off from T.G.I. Fridays - forever), we're ready to start thinking about other foods, such as the rare Texas peach, brunch at NOSH, and burgers that are quite, er, innovative. Read on. City of Ate Jose Ralat ... More >>
Blogs
June 10, 2011
More Burgers. Always More Burgers. And Other Stuff.
Mai Pham /Houston Press Remember when a burger was just a damn burger? Man, you're old.If you like burgers or the word "unctuous," this week in Dallas blogs was a delightful bounty. If you prefer barbecue and invention conventions, just 'til tomorrow. Read on. City of Ate Andrew Marton stre ... More >>
Blogs
May 20, 2011
In-N-Out's Here. What's Left to Talk About?
This week, presumably, Dallas has moved past waiting three hours for and crying over hamburgers. We're on to more sophisticated things, like hamburgers with 8,000 calories, ballpark grub and how much we all hate the word "gooey." Read on. City of Ate Jenny Block couldn't find much wrong with ... More >>
Blogs
May 13, 2011
Wrapping Up The Week That The Double Double Gods Finally Arrived In North Texas
These are the assholes who line-jumped at In-N-Out. In case you'd forgotten.Copper River salmon is nearly back in season, and Dallas plans to open up a new Central Market this year. A recipe for soft shell crab emerges. That's all that happened this week in food bloggery. Oh, and some burge ... More >>
Blogs
April 29, 2011
Week in Blogs: Smoked Meat, Meat Soap and Wiener Men. Can You say Freudian?
Sara KerensLockhart SmokehouseThis week, Dallasites get cheesy and try to wash away their troubles with meat soap. No, really. Read on. City of Ate Cedars Social isn't all that great, concludes Jose Ralat Maldonado. The "comfort" food is ultimately disappointing and over salted, but hopefull ... More >>
Blogs
April 22, 2011
A Fuzzy Empire, Rare Puns and More This Week on Food Blogs
If you like lists or food trucks (and who doesn't?) it was a good week to be a Dallas blog reader. Nancy Nichols ate a bunch of steak, a blog post inspires readers to plug their iPods into onions, and Fuzzy's Tacos shops are popping up like.... Something that pops up quickly and all over. Lik ... More >>
Blogs
April 15, 2011
Lettuce Wrap Up: Of Whiskey Cake and Pickled Eggs. Bleh.
Via FoodbeastAnd then Taco Bell tested a shell made of Doritos. This week, Dallas is buzzing about Whiskey Cake (we beat the rest of them to it, FYI). And even though Easter is right around the corner, only a few displays of enthusiasm (like eating 41 pickled eggs, or finding a certain flavor ... More >>
Blogs
April 8, 2011
Go Ahead, Boss Us Around. We Looooove It. Oo, Yeah.
You controlled the media this week by telling us where to eat and what to eat when we get there. Besides that, a (pseudo)-scandal (allegedly) breaks out at Maple & Motor, and Denton gets some love. Read on. City of Ate In her last-last-last review for the Dallas Observer, Hanna Rakin gets h ... More >>
Blogs
April 1, 2011
Elephants Never Forget, and We Won't Forget What's Her Name...Hanna
There's an elephant in the room. Or maybe at the Dallas Farmers Market. Read on. City of Ate For her next-to-last Dallas review, Hanna Raskin visits Park and finds the dishes overwrought, misleading and inconsistent -- and drowned in lemon juice. Alice Laussade describes the food at Szechwa ... More >>
News
March 24, 2011
Wall of Shame
CNN, USA Today, and other media organizations got fooled
Blogs
February 28, 2011
Revolving Doors: Who's Afraid of a Little Ice?
The weather may have given Dallas the finger right before the Super Bowl, but some high-profile restaurants, including The Cedars Social and Lockhart Smokehouse, were able to open in spite of ice, snow and Steelers fans. In January, we found out that Metro Diner will be closing its Gaston Avenue ... More >>
Blogs
February 18, 2011
Is BEE A Keeper? Bloggers Share Their Thoughts
In-N-Out has poked its head out of the ground again, looking for its shadow. Besides that, muffins may be coming back in a big way. In case you missed either post or are hesitant to believe BEE's boastful name, Dallas blogs and writers are here to enlighten you. Dallas Observer Hanna Raskin fin ... More >>
Blogs
December 28, 2010
Local Music 'Mericans: Renee Benson-Short Has Seen Plenty of Music From Behind The Bar
Welcome to Local Music 'Mericans, where we'll be meeting some people behind the local music scene who aren't musicians, but more behind-the-scenes folk.Renee Benson-ShortShe's helped flood a bar. She's seen fights between drag queens and other bar employees, and been exposed to (not without recip ... More >>
Blogs
November 19, 2010
Fifty Sixty's Sara Johannes Lands High in LA
Sara JohannesWhile all the recent dining news has revolved around chef departures -- Pegasus News' Teresa Gubbins, who deserves some sort of spa treatment this weekend, scored a scoop trifecta with the revelations that Tiffany Derry, Sharon Hage and Dan Landsberg were all moving on -- our sis ... More >>
Blogs
November 5, 2010
Let's Give Thanks For Thanksgiving Food Blogging
The best time of year is when the Halloween decorations come down, the pumpkins get mushy and the candy aisle goes on sale for half-price. We're inching closer to Thanksgiving and the blogosphere is buzzing and roasting and stirring. It's a food-filled, recipe rich, seasons-eatings time of year. ... More >>
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October 22, 2010
Bad Burgers, Hookahs, Vegans
and Other Things You Love on the Web
This week: Alice Laussade explains why candy corn sucks.As the city descends into crisper temperatures and adopts an orangey hue, seasonal ingredients are rolling into grocery stores while local chefs and food fans are reacting accordingly. So what else is new? Dallas Morning News Leslie Bre ... More >>
Blogs
October 4, 2010
The Rise of the Il Cane Rosso Empire
Cane Rosso's Truckin'Pegasus News reports this morning that Il Cane Rosso is putting down roots in Deep Ellum. Owner Jay Jerrier couldn't be reached for comment, but Teresa Gubbins has posted a photo of the tip-off TABC window sign at 2612 Commerce Avenue. Jerrier last week confirmed on his Fac ... More >>
Blogs
August 27, 2010
Honest food at Potager and a roll of the dice at The Mercury
Sara KerensThis week's Dallas food bloggers learned to trust empty parking lots, took Mary into their own Bloody hands, and found peace on Earth at Potager Café and the Dallas Islamic Center. More Dallas restaurants have Gone Texan, and don't expect to find wines from any other place e ... More >>
Blogs
August 20, 2010
Goody two-shoes go wild for Square Burgers
Sara KerensThe burgers are great, the desserts are tiny at Square BurgerThis week's Dallas food blog coverage is a medley of Czech chili, lamb burgers at Square Burger, good eats from Ethiopia, seafood stew from San Francisco, and gun-eating Texans. We'll help you to prepare your sweet tooth ... More >>
Blogs
August 13, 2010
Sloppy Seconds: Luxe food at the movies, green 'cue in the Cliff
Gold Class CinemasThis week's Dallas food blog coverage saw lots of action over at Stephen Pyles and a musical chairs of restaurant openings and closings all over the metroplex. Bargain priced wine and seafood may be in short supply at some venues, and a couple of bloggers gave the bene ... More >>
Blogs
August 6, 2010
Sloppy Seconds: Sweet Foods and Sour Jokes at Horne & Dekker
See the full Horne & Dekker experience in our slideshow.This week Dallas food bloggers and critics searched for exotic pizzas, beat the heat with cold beer and colder snow cones, followed the scent to taco stands and learned a lesson in German-to-English translation. Check ... More >>
Blogs
July 30, 2010
Sloppy Seconds: Unexceptional food at the Common Table
Sara KerensThough this may look great, we were not impressed.This week's Dallas food blog coverage is a sampling of Vietnamese feasts and uncommonly bad food, a stolen can of Whoopass and stale popcorn, an elaborate post-Gospel Last Supper and vegan barbecue, and more highlights. Check ... More >>
Blogs
July 23, 2010
Organic Burgers, Fried butter and Everything in Between
Photo by Jose Ralat MaldanadoThe Pyramid Restaurant's Andre Natera was this week's media darling.This week's Dallas foodie coverage is an assortment of organic, frozen and fried foods, dried and proscuitto-wrapped figs at the height of fig season, fancy Finnish foods and a battle at the Pyramid. ... More >>
Blogs
July 16, 2010
Mini-Cocktails, a Tex-Mex Import
And More in the Week in Local Food
Photo by Sara KerensLos Cabos: This is how they do it in Oklahoma. This week's Dallas foodie coverage is a buffet of news and new menu items, from sparkling wines, giant burgers, tiny and fiery cocktails, shops opening and closing and then some. Check out this week's Sloppy Seconds. The Week ... More >>
Blogs
March 19, 2010
News Roundup: The Toadies Reveal Fest Deets, Oso Closo Calls It Quits, Idol Records Signs Charming Gardeners, JT&TNL Offers Up Live Tracks and The Local Edge Announces Finalists
We admit that we've been a little NX35 and SXSW-focused of late. And, for that we don't apologize. We do, however, apologize for letting a few big announcements skip past our bullhorn over the past few days. Seems like the perfect time to do a news round-up, huh? OK!We already told you the when a ... More >>
Blogs
November 30, 2009
Club Dada to Re-Open? Maybe. But No Lease Has Been Signed Yet.
Since the shitstorm that was the entire month of July for Club Dada--a month so brutal, in fact, that the lights in the revered Deep Ellum venue went dark and haven't been turned back on since--I've been working on-again and off-again about a story about the venue's demise. And that story? Well, ... More >>
Blogs
July 7, 2009
Fair To Midland And Slow Roosevelt To Play Trees' Opening Weekend
We've had the date of August 14 circled on our calendars for some time now--and with good reason; that's when the revered Deep Ellum rock club Trees is set to re-open its doors after after a three-and-a-half year hiatus. And while we've heard rumors of what's to come from Clint Barlow's new club--a ... More >>
Blogs
December 24, 2008
Former DMN Food Critic Waltrina Stovall Dies
She was highly regarded for her nuanced writing and rare ability to chain smoke through a meal and still understand the flavors. She was 71 and had been hospitalized for about a week.Teresa Gubbins at Pegasus News says it all. Expect a lengthy obituary in tomorrow's Dallas Morning News.I knew of her ... More >>
Blogs
November 11, 2008
Hash Over: Brothers To Expand, Brother's Shuts Down And Other Tidbits
She was highly regarded for her nuanced writing and rare ability to chain smoke through a meal and still understand the flavors. She was 71 and had been hospitalized for about a week.Teresa Gubbins at Pegasus News says it all. Expect a lengthy obituary in tomorrow's Dallas Morning News.I knew of her ... More >>
Blogs
July 18, 2008
Good Friday: DOMA Showcase Weekend Edition
She was highly regarded for her nuanced writing and rare ability to chain smoke through a meal and still understand the flavors. She was 71 and had been hospitalized for about a week.Teresa Gubbins at Pegasus News says it all. Expect a lengthy obituary in tomorrow's Dallas Morning News.I knew of her ... More >>
Blogs
January 22, 2008
Tuesday Morning Follow-Ups
She was highly regarded for her nuanced writing and rare ability to chain smoke through a meal and still understand the flavors. She was 71 and had been hospitalized for about a week.Teresa Gubbins at Pegasus News says it all. Expect a lengthy obituary in tomorrow's Dallas Morning News.I knew of her ... More >>
Blogs
October 22, 2007
Digging Deep Holes for the Future
She was highly regarded for her nuanced writing and rare ability to chain smoke through a meal and still understand the flavors. She was 71 and had been hospitalized for about a week.Teresa Gubbins at Pegasus News says it all. Expect a lengthy obituary in tomorrow's Dallas Morning News.I knew of her ... More >>
Music
September 27, 2007
Blog Log
She was highly regarded for her nuanced writing and rare ability to chain smoke through a meal and still understand the flavors. She was 71 and had been hospitalized for about a week.Teresa Gubbins at Pegasus News says it all. Expect a lengthy obituary in tomorrow's Dallas Morning News.I knew of her ... More >>
Blogs
July 18, 2007
Hey, No Fair (to Midland, That Is)
She was highly regarded for her nuanced writing and rare ability to chain smoke through a meal and still understand the flavors. She was 71 and had been hospitalized for about a week.Teresa Gubbins at Pegasus News says it all. Expect a lengthy obituary in tomorrow's Dallas Morning News.I knew of her ... More >>
Blogs
July 17, 2007
"Hyper-Local" Web Site Now Owned by Seattle Media Company. Welcome to the Club!
She was highly regarded for her nuanced writing and rare ability to chain smoke through a meal and still understand the flavors. She was 71 and had been hospitalized for about a week.Teresa Gubbins at Pegasus News says it all. Expect a lengthy obituary in tomorrow's Dallas Morning News.I knew of her ... More >>
Blogs
April 4, 2007
Lancaster ISD's Way Late With Audit, And People Are Starting to Notice
She was highly regarded for her nuanced writing and rare ability to chain smoke through a meal and still understand the flavors. She was 71 and had been hospitalized for about a week.Teresa Gubbins at Pegasus News says it all. Expect a lengthy obituary in tomorrow's Dallas Morning News.I knew of her ... More >>
Blogs
February 7, 2007
Our New Favorite Local American Idols (Or Not)
She was highly regarded for her nuanced writing and rare ability to chain smoke through a meal and still understand the flavors. She was 71 and had been hospitalized for about a week.Teresa Gubbins at Pegasus News says it all. Expect a lengthy obituary in tomorrow's Dallas Morning News.I knew of her ... More >>
Music
December 21, 2006
Jingle Bell Jock
The Ticket rocks and other notable news
Blogs
December 20, 2006
At Ash Creek, "Any Help is Important Now"
The Ticket rocks and other notable news
News
June 22, 2006
Plugged In
Dallas bloggers fan the flames and flame the fans of local music
Music
June 8, 2006
Texas Snags
Cindy Chaffin packs up her e-bags and takes a walk on the Fine Line
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