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Four Dallas Dishes to Conquer Your Hangover

Let us guess: You had a few too many Dallas Blondes at last night's Fleet Foxes show. Or maybe you drank an entire box of pinot grigio on your couch — we're not here to judge. Either way, your hangover might need a helping hand today. These cheesy, sauce-covered, blatantly...
The sour cream enchilada at Blue Goose Cantina could cure cancer. OK, maybe not, but it will cure your hangover.

Nick Rallo

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Let us guess: You had a few too many Dallas Blondes at last night’s Fleet Foxes show. Or maybe you drank an entire box of pinot grigio on your couch — we’re not here to judge. Either way, your hangover might need a helping hand today. These cheesy, sauce-covered, blatantly unhealthy but delicious dishes are here to help.

The sour cream enchilada at Blue Goose Cantina
Make no mistake: Tex-Mex always helps, regardless of the situation. The sour cream-covered enchiladas at Blue Goose Cantina will soak up all of your mistakes, save for the texts you sent your ex at 3:30 a.m.

Two words: burger bao.

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The burger bao at Sumo Shack
It’s a cheeseburger inside of a fluffy bao bun. What else do you need to know?

Return to the scene of the crime for the Old Monk’s fish and chips.

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The Old Monk’s fish and chips
Nothing erases pub mistakes quite like pub food. Fill up on Belgian beer-battered fish and chips at the Old Monk, which has been serving pub fare in Uptown for nearly 20 years.

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Nick Rallo

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