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    February 20, 2012

    The Worst of A-List Dallas' Best List

    A-ListJust TRY to read these without shaking your head.​A-List Dallas recently published this list, called the "BEST of CityVoter Dallas A-List," which is a confusing name for a list, but that's beside my point. The point is, after all the nitpicking we let you guys do of Scott's top five list ... More >>

  • Blogs

    October 13, 2011

    Localizing Love Field's Food Options

    ​Love Field is trying to soften the blow of travel delays, Southwest cattle calls and rubbery, sometimes inedible food by classing up the joint. In the middle of its facelift , Love Field will add four new dining options known -- three that are native to Dallas. Campisi's Restaurant, se ... More >>

  • Blogs

    August 15, 2011

    Man vs. Food Takes On Dallas on Wednesday

    Travel ChannelAdam Richman with the guys from Kuby's Sausage House.​ Adam Richman, the Travel Channel's Food Coma Correspondent, spent some time in Dallas recently, stuffing his face at Kuby's Sausage House (which we profiled a while back), Sonny Bryan's Smokehouse and Sprouts SpringRoll & Pho. I ... More >>

  • Blogs

    April 18, 2011

    Once Again, Record Store Day Was Quite Good This Year on Lowest Greenville.

    Sara KerensSarah Jaffe packed 'em in to Good Records on Saturday.​ By the time 10 o'clock struck along Lowest Greenville on Saturday morning, the line of people waiting to get into Good Records stretched well past the confines of the store's parking lot -- and the music planned to take place over ... More >>

  • Music

    April 14, 2011

    A Piece of the Record Pie

    A Store-by-store Breakdown of this Year's Record Store Day Events Around Town

  • Blogs

    February 2, 2011

    Five Best Eats In Dallas for Out-of-Towners

    Welcome to Dallas, Super Bowl people! While you're in town, we hope you check out some of the best restaurants for tourists in Dallas. (Here's hoping you stick to this list so our actual favorite local spots don't get all crowded with giant foam fingers and face paint.) ​ Trail Dust! Better not w ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 28, 2011

    Goghee To Go Brings a Sweet (and Spicy) Promise to the Medical District

    ​Foodies were all aflutter when news broke that Goghee To Go, a Korean-Mexican fusion taquería, was opening in Dallas proper. While I was excited as well, I was disappointed by the lack of perspective. Goghee was heralded as a pioneer in the area, proving once again that only when it is conve ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 21, 2011

    New York Times Food Critic Needs Your Help With Local Scene

    ​Dallas is about to get scrutinized by one of the nation's leading dining critics. In a call put out via Twitter this morning, the New York Times' chief restaurant critic Sam Sifton announced he was "Heading to Dallas" to "figure it out for those heading to Texas for Super Bowl." Sifton's i ... More >>

  • Blogs

    November 12, 2010

    "Dallas Is the Lavender Heart of Texas."

    So says Mayor Tom Leppert's chief of staff Chris Heinbaugh in this just-posted Gay Travel look-see at the city. It accompanies these out-and-abouts on Cedar Springs, at Fair Park, the W Hotel in Victory Park, Gay Bingo, Cyclone Anaya's, the Nasher Sculpture Center and the original Sonny Bryan's.Just ... More >>

  • Blogs

    August 2, 2010

    Where Do NYT Critics Eat in Dallas? (As If You Care.)

    Hattie's​A New York Times theater writer, in town to chronicle the Dallas Theater Center's revival of Superman, apparently found plenty of time to nosh between performances. According to George Gene Gustine's blog post today on Dallas dining, the city's standout eateries are Hattie's, Sonny B ... More >>

  • Blogs

    June 11, 2010

    Does Chivalry Die When Nature Calls?

    Good luck, ladies.​ The conversation topic getting the most exercise on Scardello's local dairy tour last weekend didn't have anything to do with cheese: From the front of the bus to the back, most everyone was talking about what happened in the bathroom line after lunch at Bolsa. Since I was ... More >>

  • Blogs

    April 8, 2010

    King Khan & The Shrines Write A Jingle For Sonny Bryan's Smokehouse

    Parade of FleshMore proof that King Khan loves him some Sonny Bryan's.​Speaking of Sons of Hermann Hall, it looks like you've now got one more reason to be pissed at yourself if you missed King Khan & The Shrines' show at that venue on Tuesday night, which, quite easily, actually, stands as on ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 7, 2010

    Fine, Just Don't Go Planning Any Victory Parades Just Yet, OK, Mister Mayor?

    Patrick Michels​Chris Heinbaugh, Mayor Tom Leppert's chief of staff, sends word this morning that Leppert and Philadelphia Mayor Michael A. Nutter (awesome) have made a bet on Saturday night's Cowboys-Eagles game. But, blessedly, they've dispensed with the wackiness (no jerseys worn to council mee ... More >>

  • Calendar

    September 10, 2009

    Dallas On Exhibit

    Patrick Michels​Chris Heinbaugh, Mayor Tom Leppert's chief of staff, sends word this morning that Leppert and Philadelphia Mayor Michael A. Nutter (awesome) have made a bet on Saturday night's Cowboys-Eagles game. But, blessedly, they've dispensed with the wackiness (no jerseys worn to council mee ... More >>

  • Blogs

    August 5, 2009

    Where Do Stephan Pyles, Tim Love and Dean Fearing Get Their Fast Food Fix?

    The first Whataburger in Corpus Christi​Right -- this should probably be over on City of Ate, but I'll be damned if I'm not going to make this inexplicable (on my part) Esquire subscription count for something, so here goes. For the September issue, which just landed in the mailbox, editors asked ... More >>

  • Blogs

    June 5, 2009

    Sloppy Seconds: Tabletop Showdown

    Nothing spices up a kitchen like the element of competition -- as even a casual Food Network viewer could tell you. Describing a recipe for the camera? Not exciting. Breathily narrating your dish as you race to beat the clock and five other chefs? There's good eating in that.So at the end of a week ... More >>

  • Blogs

    June 2, 2009

    Dude Food: Sonny Bryan's

    Sonny Bryan's2202 Inwood Road 214-357-7120Dude Factor: 9, or Nolan Ryan, on a scale of 1 ("Tom Hicks") to 10 ("Tom Landry")Sure, Sonny Bryan's is a Dallas institution, but I can't say I ever darkened the original's door until the Observer moved to our current offices at Maple and Oak Lawn some four ... More >>

  • Dining

    May 21, 2009

    Burguesa Burger: Doing an America Fave the Mexican way

    Sonny Bryan's2202 Inwood Road 214-357-7120Dude Factor: 9, or Nolan Ryan, on a scale of 1 ("Tom Hicks") to 10 ("Tom Landry")Sure, Sonny Bryan's is a Dallas institution, but I can't say I ever darkened the original's door until the Observer moved to our current offices at Maple and Oak Lawn some four ... More >>

  • Blogs

    May 19, 2009

    Which Wich CEO Says He's Conflicted Over Push to Super-Size His Sandwiches

    Late yesterday I came across this story in which Which Wich CEO Jeff Sinelli expressed a certain angst over his Dallas-based sandwich chain's decision to offer the so-called Which Wich Super, a 15-inch, low-priced variation on the standard 8-inch offering. Sinelli was speaking on Sunday in Chicago a ... More >>

  • Dining

    October 25, 2007

    Two Words: Jalapeño Sausage

    Late yesterday I came across this story in which Which Wich CEO Jeff Sinelli expressed a certain angst over his Dallas-based sandwich chain's decision to offer the so-called Which Wich Super, a 15-inch, low-priced variation on the standard 8-inch offering. Sinelli was speaking on Sunday in Chicago a ... More >>

  • Blogs

    June 7, 2006

    You Better You Bet: Why Miami Wins This Time

    Late yesterday I came across this story in which Which Wich CEO Jeff Sinelli expressed a certain angst over his Dallas-based sandwich chain's decision to offer the so-called Which Wich Super, a 15-inch, low-priced variation on the standard 8-inch offering. Sinelli was speaking on Sunday in Chicago a ... More >>

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    September 25, 2003

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    November 1, 2001

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    September 21, 2000

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    Wildlife activists claim that the managers at Samuell Farm Park are abusing the land, its animals, and anyone else who gets in their way

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    A strange goodbye

    Odd sights--and musings--at Mickey Mantle's funeral

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    April 20, 1995

    Little Italy

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