Sketches of Spain to close July 19, but a new wild (detectives) chapter is being inked
The Bishop Arts spot is hosting a informal goodbye celebration Sunday, July 12 from noon to 4 p.m.
The Bishop Arts spot is hosting a informal goodbye celebration Sunday, July 12 from noon to 4 p.m.
More soup dumplings are headed to North Dallas.
Come October, the acclaimed Dallas chef is back in his own space and wants to “take care of you for the evening.”
White Rhino Coffee was created as a space for everyone. Now a rigid corporate makeover is dismantling that inclusive culture.
The grassroots group just went viral for its unique approach to curbing impaired driving.
Of course there’s a bar too. Who would even ponder mini-golf right now without a lot of drinks?
We’re excited about Sueño in Snider Plaza and Kuluntu Bakery in South Dallas. Here are a few other places to add to your list.
If there are leftovers, they won’t last long.
There are some similarities to Dallas here, but steak rules in Cow Town.
This Old Hollywood art deco-themed supper club is moving in right next to its competition in the Design District.
We don’t have Disney World here, but we do have Terry Black’s, which is objectively so much better.
“Myyyyy milkshake…” anyway, this new spot sits just across from the Valley View rubble on Preston Road.
We both learned a lot: like how insane it is that servers here make $2.13 an hour while they make a living wage in Norway. Chaos.
Things must be bad to close just before the World Cup arrived.
The dog days of summer are getting real.
We had a mission: A good steak dinner with sides for under $40. No compromises on flavor, quality, or cash.
The team behind Meat Point just opened a cozy sushi bar next door.
The old Tulum space is finally getting a new tenant.
Jerry Jones’ nephew created the concept that boasts a 70s-style cig-puffing mascot.
Remember the cheese board spot in Deep Ellum? It’s back and better than ever.
Dallas is built on beef, smoke, gravy and queso. If you’re visiting for the World Cup, skip the tourist traps and eat like a native.
This Latina-owned spot brings a cozy, cottage-like atmosphere and a much-needed gathering space to the area.