Unbelievabowl Feeds Into Dallas’ Bowl Craze
It’s clear: Dallas has found a way to put just about everything in a bowl. Whether it’s Mexican, Indian or American cuisine, apparently everything tastes better when it’s eaten from a bowl.
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Baonecci Ristorante’s Lucchese-Style Dishes Are Worth the Price, Whatever Social Media Grumblers Say
Baonecci Ristorante, a restaurant with Lucca, Italy roots by way of San Francisco, recently opened up in Frisco offering a variety of traditinal Lucchesi dishes.
Soul Food Sunday at Mother’s Basket in DeSoto
Starting when Jackie Johnson was 12 years old, her mother, Jackie Mitchell, taught her how to cook all different types of soul food. And Mitchell was taught by “Mother” Vernie Brown …
Starbucks Opens its 25th Community Store in East Dallas
Starbucks may be known for its signature drinks, but the company is also known for prioritizing those who need the most help. This past weekend, they dedicated their 25th community store in the Casa View area of East Dallas.
Steaks, Chocolate, Hatch Chiles and Onion Rings Lead Foodie Finds this Weekend
Someone recently called August the weekend of summer. So, we’re taking that approach for the next several weeks. Treat yourself for plowing through
The Starbucks at Mockingbird Station is the First in Dallas to Unionize
Some of the most synchronized and caffeinated workers in America are starting to form an alliance. On July 29, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) tallied the votes from the Starbucks store at Mockingbird Station in Dallas
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Tito’s Vodka Just Flipped Off Your Cooler Full of Seltzer
Tito’s Vodka is not having it with all these canned seltzers. For a bit of a back story: seltzers are trending. Bigly. And you don’t need to go to a 10U baseball tournament in Waco or any driveway neighborhood gathering to see that.
Shug’s is Expanding to the Pink and Yellow Spot on Lemmon Avenue
Shug’s Bagels will be taking over the pink lemonade-colored site and opening their second location in Dallas.
Review: Odelay Preaches Tex-Mex to The Masses
Let’s start this off by clarifying what Odelay isn’t. Odelay is not an authentic Mexican restaurant. There are no chapulines (might we suggest El Oaxaqueño) or birria (might we suggest Maskara’s) or carnitas (might we suggest Las Almas Rotas). Odelay is also not an attempt
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First Look: Hugo’s Invitados in the West Village is an Almost-Guiltless Escape
Hugo’s Invitado has infused a bit of fresh color and energy into Uptown’s West Village. The new, large outdoor dining area is full of green chairs, tables …
Hatch Chile Season: The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
If you’ve lived in Dallas for any amount of time, you’re already familiar with Hatch chile season – a time of year when restaurants and grocery stores throughout North Texas fill their menus and shelves with everything Hatch.
Pioneer of Bishop Arts Restaurant Scene, Sara Tillman, Has Died
A pioneering figure in the Bishop Arts District restaurant scene passed away on July 23 at age 68. Sara Tillman was raised in Oak Cliff and lived and worked there …
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Video at Mango Mango Dessert Goes Viral After Manager Flips off Grandmother
Mango Mango Dessert prides itself on offering healthy alternatives to fruit teas, but some say the Carrollton franchise does not provide a healthy work environment.
Marugame Udon: This Japanese Noodle Haven Packs Dynamic Flavors for Modest Prices
Dining out is costly these days, not that anybody needs reminding. Few have felt the impact more of rising costs than the food industry. As a result …
A Look at TikTok’s Viral Pink Sauce and Why Everyone’s Obsessed
The internet can’t get enough of its latest craze, the viral Pink Sauce by a Florida-based private chef known as @chef.pii on TikTok.
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In Stores Now: Peticolas Brewing
North Texas beer drinkers rejoice. The long wait is finally over. Peticolas, the beloved Dallas brewery, is making three of its beers available in stores throughout North Texas.
Cultures Collide with Lord of the Wings’ Spicy Elote Wings
Oak Cliff’s culinary offerings are as diverse as the population. Everything from savory tacos to creamy spicy tikka masala can be found in the 87-square-mile neighborhood.
The Great American Hero is Closing, Again. But It Will Reopen, Again.
There’s a scene in the 1994 film Forrest Gump where Tom Hank’s character is sitting on a bench talking about how he was invited to visit the White House, and explains with an eye roll, “Again.” And then he, ” … met the President of the United States. Again.”
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Chef Misti Norris’ Pop-Up and Rat Pack Lead our Foodie Finds for this Week
We’re over the hump of summer, which may provide a bit of hope. Or not. Either way, you can sit and sulk or get out and (try to) forget about it for a bit.
Plano High School Students Take Action Against Restaurant Food Waste and Hunger
For four Plano East Senior High School students, what started as a school project turned into a step toward decreasing the amount of food waste by helping those who need it most.
First Look: Ssong Hotdog and R&B Tea
Ssong Hotdog is a new Korean hot dog joint in Dallas that also is an R&B Tea location as well,
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The Lost Cajun, Which Sued to Halt Minority Preference for COVID Funds, Has Closed
A restaurant in Keller didn’t agree with how the Small Business Association (SBA) was distributing more than $28 billion from the Restaurant Revitalization Fund…