13 Dallas Area Hidden Gem Restaurants
The real hidden gems of Dallas aren’t rolling through your social media feeds, but you can find them here.
The real hidden gems of Dallas aren’t rolling through your social media feeds, but you can find them here.
Got dinner plans? Feels like you need to see about this Detroit-style pizza in Lewisville.
This new spot will offer an AI-driven art experience, “jacket stylers,” a limo service and private dining rooms.
Babel promises takes on traditional dishes in a setting both new and timeless.
If you’re using DoorDash are you really trying to stretch dollars anyway?
Honestly, we’re excited for Frisco now.
The H-E-B count reaches 10 in North Texas, plus good news for Irving.
Bye-bye, baklava. Hello, duck confit quesadilla with Brie and tart cherry.
Like we’re always saying, if you have a favorite local restaurant, visit it often.
Prince Street brings New York water to Henderson Avenue and Meridian is finally open (again).
A new concept from chef Omar Flores, Casa Brasa, is set to open Oct. 27, a
One emerging new concept is Smalls Sliders, which has 1 (and a half) restaurants in the Dallas area.
Uptown is hoppin’ these days, but you better makes those reservations.
Did we mention the panko-crusted chicken fried ribeye with a duck fat gravy?
Dee Lincoln Prime in Frisco has a deal for you, if you have a spare $1,500 around.
We’ve got our own great tacos, anyway.
Plano is getting an affordable lobster roll … interesting.
Peticolas is making Dallas proud.
From “the great construction boondoggle” to the “absurdity of help,” one venue owner shares his struggle to survive.
They only serves enchiladas and fajitas. Wait. Is this an upscale Joe T’s?
Dallas only had one taco shop crack the top 100.
The Village restaurant will (re)open on Oct. 17, which we have marked on our calendars.