Brookhaven is hosting a big pickleball tournament this week, along with a local celebrity match including Dirk Nowitzki. And gin. Because literally without the latter …
Now is a great time to show your support for Strangeways – as if going there for a drink is a hard thing to do anyway.
Sure, Arlington got the parade, but the team headed to Dallas for dinner.
On National Sandwich Day, explore one of these tasty options.
Everything tastes better when the hometown team wins the World Series.
Where there’s smoke there’s fire for a startup snack maker.
Good news, East Dallas. The cocktail bar of your dreams is opening soon.
Looking for sandos in Irving?
We tried The Whale Tea, a renowned tea shop from China, which recently opened in Plano.
The Sidecar Social here is massive, as is the Miller Lite House.
Some readers were disappointed that Angry Dog did not make The Observer’s list of Best Chicken-Fried Steak in Dallas, so we went on a field trip to see for ourselves.
Globe Life Field is hosting watch parties for the games in Arizona. Tickets are just $10 (get link in story) plus a guide to other places throwing big parties.
Fatburger is opening a new co-branded restaurant with Round Table Pizza. Raekwon is DJing the grand opening.
The family behind Perciosa is celebrating 30 years in the baking business. We checked out the amazing (and affordable) arepas, breads, pastries and cachapas.
Who’s hungry up north?
It might not always feel like quote-unquote autumn (fake news), but it can still taste like it.
The first Starbucks in Dallas will close shop early next year.
Dia de los Muertos events are taking place around Dallas over the next two weeks.
For the fourth consecutive year, Piehole Project will auction pies to raise money for future chefs in the DFW area.
Even though it’s not a restaurant, this coffee spot made Yelp’s list of top 100 restaurants in Texas. So we checked it out.
Ever tried the grilled avocados at Chiloso? 10 out of 10 every time.
Desi Chowrastha is a fusion of food from almost every corner of the Indian subcontinent: from fried snacks to curries to chaats.
