Federales Tacos and Tequila Coming to Deep Ellum This Fall
There’s a gaping hole in the structure at the corner of Malcolm X Blvd and Commerce Street in Deep Ellum. Westlake Brewing said their new neighbors will soon be Federales Tacos and Tequila.
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First Look: Caribbean Shark Offers a Delicious Take on Mexican Food
Think about one of your favorite Mexican restaurants in Dallas: The sizzling-pop of a mountainous platter of fajitas along with those irresistible aromas. Maybe you’re fantasizing about an enormous portion of steaming decadent enchiladas shrouded in a creamy …
Asia Times Square is Making Food Courts Cool Again
Asia Times Square in Grand Prairie has been around for decades, but in the past year, the food court area has gotten some new tenants making it quite the foodie destination.
Ghost Kitchens, Celebrities and Tech Combine to Change Dallas Dining — for Good and Bad
The grandma pie at Pizza Leila feeds you like family. The Sicilian-style pie is a tribute to simple homestyle preparation, just as grandma would make: crust, cheese, sauce and a few basil leaves plucked fresh from a plant…
Mami Coco in East Dallas Brightens Traditional Dishes
Most people recognize the name Mami Coco from the popular movie that was released in 2017, but in 2018 a taqueria called Mami Coco opened in East Dallas. Owner Gustavo De Los Rios says the motivation behind this small spot on Bryan Street was a need for more…
There’s a Chick-fil-A Sauce Shortage and Sen. Ted Cruz Blames President Biden
Chick-fil-A announced last week that supply chain issues have caused a shortage of select sauces in their stores, including Zesty Buffalo, Classic Chic-fil-A, Herb Ranch and Polynesian sauces. The company says it’s working to make adjustments …
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Review: On Taquero’s Huge Menu, Mexican Tradition Is the Star
What a difference a location can make. Taquero started in West Dallas, in a building with no room for indoor seating and hardly any room for cooking. Chef-owner Fino Rodriguez served meals out of a window to customers who sat at bar stools or on parking spaces which he’d converted into a patio.
First Look: Davio’s At Grandscape Offers a Grand Dining Experience
Davio’s Northern Italian opened as part of Grandscape last November and comes to North Texas by way of Boston. Chef-owner and CEO Steve DiFillippo purchased Davio’s, a single restaurant in Boston’s Back Bay when he was 24 years old.
Revolver Taco Lounge Is Expanding to Fort Worth and Across Deep Ellum
his is a big year for Revolver Taco Lounge. For one thing, Dallas’ best Mexican restaurant is headed home. After four years away, Revolver will finally reopen a location in Fort Worth, the city where it began. Chef-owner Regino Rojas, who first opened the Fort Worth taqueria…
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Harris Bar-B-Que Blesses Cedar Hill With Their Smokey Greatness
There’s a fair bit of patience required in food writing that most people may not realize. As hungry as we might be, we still need photos of whatever tasty fare we’re about to enjoy before we can dive in…
Mike Chen, a Food Vlogger, Ate Nothing but Buc-ee’s for 24-Hours, and it Was Glorious
Mike Chen is a food vlogger (video blogger) with more than 3.7 million followers on his Strictly Dumpling YouTube channel. Chen was born in China but was raised in the midwest, where his parents ran Chinese buffet restaurants, giving him a front-row
Meet the Dallas Artists Who Create Local Craft Beer Can Designs
What do a mural artist, a graphic artist specializing in user experience and a brewery co-owner have in common? The simple answer is that they’re designing art for the beer can labels of Dallas-made beers.
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Restaurants Promising $20 an Hour to Lure Workers
The Standard Pour is a charming uptown staple known for tasty happy hour specials and good bites. Like many other restaurants and bars across the city, they sloughed through 2020, bruised but not beaten.
New Restaurant Round Up: Tap Out in Downtown and Bar All Day at Eataly
After a year in a holding pattern (mostly, anyway) five months into 2021 and the Dallas restaurant scene is busy with new openings. Which is great to see. We’ve rounded up a highlight reel from the past few weeks.
Restaurant Hiring Woes Continue as Server Exodus Rattles Industry
Even before the pandemic, the service industry was in need of reform. As restaurants begin to open to full capacity, owners and managers are having trouble finding servers, bartenders and other key players of the dining experience. With stimulus packages and unemployment checks,
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Houston Resident 50 Cent Wins Reserve Grand Champion for Bubbly at Rodeo Wine Competition
Get Rich or Die Tryin’ rapper 50 Cent was in da club at Houston Rodeo’s Uncorked! International Wine Competition this weekend. Curtis James Jackson’s champagne, Le Chemin du Roi, won 2021 …
Will the Real Vietnamese Coffee Please Stand Up?
Recently there was a coffee kerfuffle that captured the attention of a lot of East Dallas, a bean roaster in Brooklyn and Yelp. The full story is here, but in the shortest of all explanations, Melody Vo fancied a proper cup of Vietnamese coffee.
Here’s a Culinary Agenda for the Next Dallas City Council
Dallas is halfway through electing a new slate of city council members. Most of the seats were decided in the May 1 general election, with six to be decided by runoffs on June 5.
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Dak Prescott Invests in Walk-On’s Cajun Restaurant
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott used part of his freshly minted $160 million contract to invest in the Cajun bistro Walk-On’s. The 27-year old Louisiana native owns 20% of the restaurants located in Arlington, Las Colinas, The Colony and Waco.
Whiskey News: WhistlePig at Whiskey Cake and Garrison Brothers at Haywire
Haywire in Plano has invited the Garrison Brothers up from their distillery in the tiny town of Hye, TX, for two events next week. The Garrison Brothers Cigar Social will take place on Haywires’ rooftop Airstream Terrace on Wednesday
Antoine’s Foods, Through a Pandemic and Still Standing
Dallas certainly isn’t short on glitz. The landscape offers a perpetual wheel of new and sparkly things. And with that comes good and bad. But, then there are places that despite it all, hang on for decades. Worn-down windows on a worn-down building wearing the same coat of paint summer after summer.
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10 Local Craft Breweries Hosting Games, Events and Frothy Good Times
After a year of hunkering down, no one is more ready to spread their wings in the sunshine, unencumbered by a pandemic, than North Texas breweries.