Twisted Root’s Jason Boso to Open Up a New Taco Spot

Jason Boso, the owner of the growing Twisted Root burger chain just announced he’s taking the taco business for a test drive. Boso is closing his Cowboy Kitchen location in Roanoke for a few weeks to renovate and re-brand the space. When he’s done Tacos and Avocados (101 South Oak…

100 Favorite Dishes, No. 18: Paan At Taj Chaat House

To prepare for this fall’s Best of Dallas® 2012 issue, we’re counting down (in no particular order) our 100 Favorite Dishes. If there’s a dish you think we need to try, leave it in the comments, or email me. A recent trip to an Indian grocery in Carrollton had me…

Ten Bells Proves When Creating Menus Smaller Is Often Better

Menu size makes a difference, but unlike other matters where bigger is better (wallets), smaller is preferred when it comes to designing a restaurant’s offering. The first thing I noticed when I checked out Ten Bells Tavern during my first visit was that I didn’t have to think a lot…

Tonight, Oak St. Drafthouse Wants to Buy Your Textbooks

Beer and college go hand-in-hand, but Denton’s Oak St. Drafthouse has just made the connection a bit stronger. Set in the city’s third oldest house, with antiques “strewn across the lawn,” the bar at 308 E. Oak St. has been open since March, and for their first “back to school”…

Ten Reasons To Visit Your Local Indian Grocery

If you’ve driven around the suburbs, you’ve undoubtedly seen countless Indian groceries dotting the strip malls. They’re everywhere. And while they have a lot of similarities with other ethnic grocers in the area, many of which are much larger, they do have some ingredients that are hard to find elsewhere…

Londoner Pub Will Open in Rohst Space This Fall

News that Rohst, the Korean fusion restaurant that opened a year ago on Greenville Avenue, had closed began making it’s way around the internet last week, which is telling considering the restaurant closed on August 2, according to a Facebook post. Rohst’s original owners, Michele and Steve Choi, who sold…

Hey UTA! Here’s Your Guide to Cheap Grub in Arlington

Classes at UT Arlington started late last week and everyone is excited about the new fancy-pants $160 million College Park District, which includes a 7,000-seat center for sports, concerts and general hoopla (like commencement ceremonies). The 20-acre area on the east side of campus also has new dorms and “lofts”…

Cinnabon Has a Pizzabon And Two Guys-abon Tried it

The Cinnabon pizza, known officially as the Pizzabon, is here. It’s real. It’s an actual thing happening in our solar system right now. Only in Atlanta, however, which is ever so disappointing. News broke a couple of weeks ago that Cinnabon is testing these swirly pizzas, but I’m like you,…

100 Favorite Dishes, No. 20: The Black Bean Dip At Gloria’s

To prepare for this fall’s Best of Dallas® 2012 issue, we’re counting down (in no particular order) our 100 Favorite Dishes. If there’s a dish you think we need to try, leave it in the comments, or email me. I’ve never had much control with chips and salsa at Tex-Mex…

Dispatch From Chicago: Hunting For A Real Deal Gyro

My liver is limping. A five-day-long trip to Chicago threw so much meat at me I’m still in recovery, eating a strict diet of fruits, vegetables and whole grains. Trust me I’m not complaining. While my body may be upset with me, my heart (at least the spiritual one) is…

Exploring Quantum Physics on Meatless Monday

In celebration (or a painful reminder) of the fall semester starting this week at universities around the Dallas region, let’s talk Meatless Monday in North Texas’ own mini-Austin: Denton. Home to what very well could be millions of bushy beards, Denton is one of my favorite places on the planet…