Every Restaurant and Bar That Has Closed in Deep Ellum Since 2020
Deep Ellum has had some deep cuts over the past five years.
Deep Ellum has had some deep cuts over the past five years.
An article praised the “rise of ever greater levels of consumption,” and, of course, Dallas was mentioned.
The Ramble Room was host to our August supper club, where Observer staff and readers sipped wine and ate decadent chocolate cake.
Deep Ellum has had a busy summer, and a lot of it hasn’t been good news.
Paddy wagons are part of the plan to increase safety in Deep Ellum, while landlords are suing to shut down some businesses.
The West Dallas spot was the second location for this once-thriving restaurant.
It’s a birthday party at Whataburger today. Use that app and order up.
Some streets are blocked off (again) and Rodeo is back open.
The State Fair of Texas doesn’t start until late September, but the menu is already lining up. Here is a look at the finalists.
Greenville Avenue lost a pizza spot and a downtown brasserie is going through some ch-ch-ch-changes.
We’ve tried the freezer martini and almost all the desserts. Here’s a report.
Going out for dinner and drinks? In this economy? Luckily, these Dallas spots have great happy hour deals.
We’re excited about this mash of cultures in a space with a Wes Anderson flair.
In the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, there’s a fierce resistance to a proposed Buc-ee’s. But have they used the restrooms?
Little Caesars is giving away free pizzas for one year to the first 100 people in line at its new store this Saturday.
We don’t go to Cedar Hill often, but from now on, when we do, it’ll be for the spicy chicken salad and brisket.
Flamant has joined the flock of restaurants at the Boardwalk at Granite Park, bringing panache and pink plumage.
The power couple wasn’t at the Fort Worth spot you might expect and, honestly, we’re glad.
The Observer broke bread with some of our members and chef Ivana Robinson at Radici this week.
Now you can get Dallas Wings’ point guard Paige Bueckers’ favorite meal from Wingstop. Here’s what that entails.
Starbucks is publishing some of its more obscure drinks in its app. We call foul.
The Viet-Mex kitchen, which is one of our Top 100 restaurants, is ready for its next phase.