The Long Road Home of the Remedy Burger

About five years ago, Remedy, chef Danyele McPherson’s Greenville Avenue joint that harnessed nostalgia like fireworks, debuted an unforgettable cheeseburger. Three years ago, it came up for air at Standard Service in Heath. It had cheddar at some point, a, frankly unacceptable modification for McPherson, now culinary director for 80|20 Hospitality: “American is…

Chef Diana Zamora: From Kitchens to Pop-Ups and Helping Others

If you’re living in Dallas and have a sweet tooth, you’ve probably tasted some of chef Diana Zamora’s creations. Over the years, the Northwest Dallas resident has built an impressive resume: In the past year, she has been the pastry chef at Nosh Bistro and the self-proclaimed “doughnut queen” at…

Get Ballpark Food Delivered to Your Door

The Texas Rangers has launched a “field-to-table” program to satiate the need for ballpark food. You can even get the fare delivered directly to your door, as long as you live within an hour’s drive of Globe Life Field in Arlington. The menu is anchored with four family-style meal kits,…

4 Restaurants Close While Others Move to New Digs

A big closure was announced last week, as Savor had its last day of service over the weekend. The restaurant is important to Klyde Warren Park, as its rent goes toward the park’s budget. Don’t expect to see overflowing trash cans anytime soon, but the park’s operations are funded by…

James Beard Halts 2020 Awards

The James Beard Foundation will not name the remaining 2020 award winners after an announcement saying it’s embarking on a year-long initiative to overhaul the process with a goal to remove systemic bias. A ceremony was planned for Sept. 25 where we would have had winners for 22 categories. While…

Good to Go: Oishii’s Sushi Holds Up Well on the Drive Home

Good to Go is a column where our food writers explore Dallas’ restaurant scene through takeout orders, delivery boxes and reheated leftovers. Some things are tougher to execute for takeout. Fries quickly grow soggy as they steam in Styrofoam, for example. Sushi can fall in that boat, as it’s generally…

Competing Chefs Announced for This Year’s Iron Fork

This year’s Iron Fork may be virtual, but attendees will still get plenty of bites and entertainment in the comfort of their own homes. The highlight of the 10th annual event is the Iron Fork Chef Challenge, hosted by chef Kent Rathbun, in which two chefs, one in Dallas and…

Good to Go: Tia Dora’s Breakfast Tacos Are a Worthy Weekday Stop

Good to Go is a column where our food writers explore Dallas’ restaurant scene through takeout orders, delivery boxes and reheated leftovers. Tia Dora’s Bakery is on our Top-100 Restaurants list for its breakfast, including a breakfast torta and a “superb plate” of chilaquiles verdes. Lately — meaning much of…

Dallas Brewers Say ‘Thanks’ While Overcoming Obstacles

Last September, which seems like a lifetime ago, things were looking good for the craft beer industry in Dallas.  Selling beer to-go was finally legal, and beer drinkers were ready for it. In the past 10 years, the number of brewers in North Texas has grown from two to around…

4 New Restaurants Open and a Top-100 Closes in Dallas

Mubrooka Egyptian Street Food, one of the Observer’s Top-100 Restaurants for 2020, has permanently closed, with its last day of service Thursday. “Koshari is one of the world’s great comfort foods. A mix of macaroni, spaghetti noodles, rice and lentils, koshari gets topped with fried onions and a slathering of…

5 Beers to Drink Now: Your Late Summer Round-Up

Every month or so, we like to take a citywide inventory of beer, and to our amazing fortune, our local brewers have been busy. So, as we round the final corner of summer, let’s take a look at some new brews.  Lakewood Brewing Co. has a special taproom release Friday:…