Restaurants

This brunch spot closed at the height of the pandemic but it’s back (and better).

Six new spots will be inside One Victory Park, including Birdie, a cafe, a taco spot and a high-end restaurant.

Shanghai Taste, a dumpling house from Jimmy Li, opened in Plano, its first shop outside Las Vegas.

Although these two places are near the Katy Trail, you might not want to bounce in your jogging shoes.

Mas Coffee Co., which started life at Zavala Barbecue, uses Fort Worth-based Avoca beans and makes all the syrups in-house.

Ba Lee Sandwich Shop is a portal to Vietnam, with prices (almost) to match.

Prepare your stomachs, Instagram feeds and wallets for these exciting restaurant openings in Dallas to close out 2024.

The hype and the wait were worth it. The Charlotte is the real deal.

We didn’t want to like Doughbird as much as we did. It’s a great new neighborhood spot.

John Choi grew up in his father’s bagel shop in New York and has followed in his footsteps with Brooklyn Bagel, north of Dallas.

We love Turkish flan now. And we aren’t scared of beets anymore.

Chef John Tesar makes one thing clear: he wants to earn a Michelin star in Texas. This new concept is a step in that direction.

This family-owned shop sure knows how to make a good New York-style bagel.

Canada’s LOCAL Public Eatery wasted no time staking a claim as Uptown’s next party hangout.

A new sushi spot from California has opened near The Henry and American Airlines Center.

Like it hot? Prove it at Spicy Village, where regulars get it “extra extra hot” and newcomers are cautioned with a laugh.

Not only is the food worth the line, it’s for a good cause.

Ever had pumpkin spice goat balls?

Portillo’s is known to do wild things with its cake, like put a whole slice in a shake. Now they’re putting it in a Milk Bar cookie.

Due’ Cucina, a Seattle-based Italian pasta house, has opened in Dallas’ Lakewood Shopping Center. The company has four other locations, all in the Seattle area. We’re not sure how Due’ Cucina’s lone non-Washington state location found itself in Dallas, but we’re glad it did – we like this place a lot…

Doce Mesas in Uptown is strong on drinks but skip the Queso Doce. And maybe the enchiladas (and beans) too.

Is this the start of Foxtrot’s comeback story? If so, it’s not looking too hot.