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Carly May Gravley

Carly May Gravley is a Philadelphia-based writer and photographer who has contributed to the Observer since 2019. Gravley’s other bylines include Consequence of Sound, Buddy Magazine and more. Her concert photography has been featured in print magazines, art galleries and Lil Wayne’s Instagram page. For more personal information, write to her mother.

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Frisco Dutch Bros Coffee Will Celebrate Grand Opening With $3 Medium Drinks

By Carly May GravleyMay 30, 2024

The rapidly growing drive-through coffee chain is fixin’ to make a good first impression in Frisco.

Bloom and Gloom: How the Dallas Zoo and Arboretum Weathered the Storm

By Carly May GravleyMay 30, 2024

But what about the animals and the trees? After Tuesday’s storm, these two outdoor attractions have a lot of cleanup to do.

Feeling Thirsty? Jason Momoa Is Coming to Dallas to Promote His Vodka Brand

By Carly May GravleyMay 29, 2024

The Aquaman and Game of Thrones star be signing bottles of Meili Vodka at Spec’s on Thursday. There’s still time to get VIP access or make conflicting plans with your girlfriend.

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Is the Lunch Rush Dead? These Dallas Restaurants Don’t Think So.

By Carly May GravleyMay 29, 2024

A recent study shows that the weekday lunch rush is in decline, with many customers preferring to eat out on nights and weekends.

La Neta Is the Latest Restaurant at The Epic To Get a Revamp

By Carly May GravleyMay 27, 2024

The Las Vegas-based Mexican concept is rebuilding its menu and staff.

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Texas Apparently Has the Third-Worst Drivers in the Nation. No One Is Surprised.

By Carly May GravleyMay 27, 2024

Our rank ranking is due to an alarming number of fatal accidents involving drunk and distracted drivers. No, we can’t blame this on California transplants.

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Mayor Eric Johnson Makes Amends With Dallas Photographer Over Uncredited Photo

By Carly May GravleyMay 23, 2024

The mayor posted a photo of the Dallas skyline with a cropped-out watermark and no credit. The reaction on social media was less than positive.

Readers Respond: Kids vs. Dogs at Restaurants

By Carly May GravleyMay 22, 2024

We asked and y’all answered. Observer readers respond when asked if they’d rather dine out next to a dog or a child.

The Camera Eats First: Dallas Photography Pros Who Create a Feast for Our Eyes

By Carly May GravleyMay 20, 2024

Food photographers use their mastery of light, color and fishing wire to create mouthwatering images that put our brunch photos to shame.

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People Would Rather Dine Near Pets Than Kids at a Restaurant, Survey Says

By Carly May GravleyMay 16, 2024

Are sit-down restaurants kids’ stuff or for the dogs? In a blow to humans, consumers are divided on this one.

Two Big Brother and Amazing Race Stars Are Bringing Their Coffee Business to Dallas

By Carly May GravleyMay 15, 2024

Cody and Jessica Nickson survived the Big Brother house and won The Amazing Race. But can they crack the Dallas coffee market?

PETA Is Beefing With Dallas Area’s Peppa Pig Theme Park

By Carly May GravleyMay 15, 2024

PETA is calling out the upcoming Peppa Pig Theme Park for “butchering” Peppa’s friends and family and is advocating for an all-vegan menu.

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3 New Restaurants Are Coming to The Star District This Summer

By Carly May GravleyMay 13, 2024

The dining scene at the popular Frisco entertainment complex is enjoying a better winning streak than the football team that practices there.

Remember When Drake and Kendrick Lamar Performed Together in Arlington? We Do.

By Carly May GravleyMay 10, 2024

Drake and Kendrick Lamar are currently locked in a messy rap feud, but we remember when they kind of got along. Mostly because it partly happened in Arlington.

Dallas Just Voted ‘Yes’ on Investing $75.2 Million in Arts Facilities. Here’s What’s Next.

By Carly May GravleyMay 7, 2024

Proposition E of the 2024 Capital Bond Program passed. What exactly does that mean for Dallas art and performance spaces?

Discounted and Free Food for Teacher Appreciation Week in Dallas

By Carly May GravleyMay 6, 2024

National Teacher Appreciation Week is May 6-12, and some restaurants are showing their appreciation with special offers just for educators and school staff.

Top 5 Met Gala Looks From North Texas Artists

By Carly May GravleyMay 3, 2024

At the Met Gala, the North Texas attendees always shine big and bright.

AB Quintanilla Apologizes for Onstage Meltdown Ahead of North Texas Show

By Carly May GravleyMay 2, 2024

The musician and brother of the late Selena Quintanilla, who is playing in The Colony on May 16, took issue with an unenthusiastic audience in San Antonio.

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Dallas Man Is Trying To Sell Eclipse Glasses for Thousands of Dollars

By Carly May GravleyMay 2, 2024

Sellers on Facebook Marketplace and eBay are charging as much as $6,000 for the cardboard glasses. Talk about shooting for the moon.

Ida Claire Gave Us High Hopes for the Future of Delta-8 Cocktails

By Carly May GravleyMay 1, 2024

Ida Claire’s new Watermelon Sugar Hi is infused with delta-8 THC, aka “diet weed.” We stopped by to see what the buzz is about.

Hozier Brought a Folk-Rock Political Revolution to Dallas

By Carly May GravleyApril 29, 2024

Irish singer-songwriter Hozier called for a ceasefire in Palestine, emphasized the importance of protests and somehow still found time to perform his hit songs at Dos Equis Pavilion.

Tastefully Tech: Dallas Restaurants Balance New Technology and Human Hospitality

By Carly May GravleyApril 29, 2024

From QR code menus to robot waiters, emerging tech in restaurants is either the wave of the future or a crushing blow to the job market, depending on who you ask.

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