10 Best Foodie Finds in Dallas for the Next Week
There’s lots to taste around Dallas and Fort Worth this weekend, from tequila to kombucha to hot cocoa; burlesque bingo with global street fare and an ongoing miracle on …
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Dallasite Releases New Cookbook, A Best-Seller That We Can Vouch for
Local blogger, foodie and cookbook author, Alex Snodgrass, recently released her second cookbook and coincidentally, hers the only cookbook I use on a weekly basis.
Why The Whopper Will Always Reign Supreme
Since the inception of this country, red-blooded Americans have not been fans of monarchies. It’s kind of our thing. This entire nation was built on founding principles that …
Susan’s Burgers N More Opens in old Off-Site Kitchen Spot
A new hamburger joint has opened in what used to be Off-Site Kitchen. Susan Alvarado and her husband have both worked in restaurants around Dallas for more than a decade;
First Look: B2J Suancai Fish Has a Fancy Name for Chinese Sauerkraut Fish Soup
When we first read about B2J Suancai Fish, we asked some of our more adventurous foodie friends to join us and they turned their noses up at the thought of eating “sour fish soup.”
Antone’s Sandwiches from Houston are Rolling into DFW
Antone’s is a bit like the Jimmy’s in East Dallas, in terms of it being a specialty-import grocery store; but their sandwiches closely resemble Antoine’s Foods on Harry Hines Boulevard.
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Rainbowcat: Chef Misti Norris Blends Comic Books, the ’80s & Food in New Concept
Misti Norris, the James Beard-nominated chef at Petra and the Beast, is dabbling in a new project. Rainbowcat is a combination of two of her favorite loves:
Drop In and Stay Awhile at Staycation, a New Coffee Shop in Richardson
Staycation is a new coffee shop serving coffee and pastries in a quaint home in Richardson. Nicole Gregory opened this cafe, a longtime dream come true, after …
Burger Schmurger Smashes the Backyard Burger Game
You should do burgers, his friends exclaimed. Meh, burger schmurger, he responded sarcastically…
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The Rodeo Bar is Set to Reopen with “Tight Jeans and Loose Morals”
Remember the movie Urban Cowboy? When Bud hooked up with the polished city girl, Pam, who was looking for a “real cowboy?” Well, when Pam wasn’t slumming …
Soup’s On, Dallas: Where to Find the Best Bowls of Soup, Cold Snap or Not
The weather in Dallas is typically great, but we’re approaching the time of year where Pete Delkus will be filling our social media feeds teasing of frigid weather…
8 Foodie and Drinkie Events to Check Out in Dallas This Weekend
Whether your New Year’s resolution was to get out more, take in other cultures, hang out with friends, or just drink more beer, you’re covered this weekend …
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Restaurants Continue to Close Due to Sick Staff; More Financial Relief May Be on the Way
As cases of omicron continue to climb, more restaurants are temporarily shuttering. We first reported restaurant closures in New York City, Houston and Philadelphia on Dec. 22 …
Whataburger Has a New Limited Batch Spicy Ketchup in Stores Now
Whataburger is embarking on the new year with reckless sauciness. Spicy ketchup from Whataburger first became a wild fixation in 2012 as a limited-batch offering, then …
Troy Aikman’s Beer, EIGHT, to Hit Bars and Restaurants in February
Three-time Dallas Cowboy Super Bowl champion quarterback Troy Aikman is getting in the beer business. Eight, a reference to the number pinned to his back through …
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The Stix Icehouse in McKinney Honors Betty White with Hot Dog and Vodka Combo
McKinney restaurant and bar Stix Icehouse is honoring the recently passed legend Betty White with an apropos food and beverage special.
First Look: Eggscellent Breakfast & Lunch at Eggsquisite Cafe
If you find yourself in the ‘burbs jonesing for a meal, Eggsquisite Cafe is a fantastic spot for breakfast and lunch. With four locations in Allen, McKinney, Rockwall and Southlake …
First Look: Chicken N Pickle Opens in Grand Prairie
Tennis courts across North Texas are being retrofitted into pickleball courts, which really just requires a roll of durable tape. Pickleball a cross between tennis and ping pong …
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First Look: Mayer’s Garden Brings An Iconic Name To Henderson Avenue’s Newest Bar
If you were a younger person living in Dallas in the late 1800s, Mayer’s Garden might have been one of your hangouts. According to archived stories from the
Great American Hero Lives On; New Owners Plan to Expand
Everybody needs a hero. When Dominick Oliverie decided to retire at the end of December after working tirelessly for 47 years, he thought it would be …
New Year’s Resolutions For The Dallas Dining Public; Plus a Few from Our Food Writers
It was around 46 B.C. when Julius Caesar decided to fiddle with the calendar and made January 1 the start of the new year.
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Seven Years In: Dallas Restaurants That Endured and Others That Didn’t
Dallas welcomed a whole slew of new restaurants in 2021. And while it’s always exciting to have something new to try, what happens when a place falls off the ‘hot new places’ list?