Restaurants

The “It’s 3:45 Somewhere” menu on the rooftop might save summer with $8 boilermakers and Frosty Fries.

Fiery fried chicken is headed to the land of Lake Ray Hubbard.

Rodeo Goat’s over-the-top burgers are coming for you, Addison.

Finally, a new brunch spot has opened.

This music-centric restaurant and bar is looking for a good time in Grapevine.

Need a sandwich and a beer in a dark bar?

Remember the old game BurgerTime? Ready to mindlessly waste hours trying to get through six levels? We are too.

The newly opened cafe makes a mean honeycomb bread and a delicious creation called a pistachio bite.

Bougie but low-key with big flavors from the kitchen, Alice is the East Dallas gem every neighborhood desires.

Great news: the doughnuts from Carte Blanche will carry on.

Yes, it’s in Murphy. But with a 32-page dessert menu, we had to see.

Would you move just for fresh bread? Yeah, us too.

NFL linebacker Matthew Judon is getting into the Dallas restaurant game.

Rye, a favorite spot on Lower Greenville, is taking the summer off to go more White Lotus.

Dude, Sweet Chocolate, a Bishop Arts favorite since 2009, is getting a sweet upgrade and needs a bit of help.

The “innovative price format” store is everything we’d dreamed it would be and more.

Find great taste in a small place.

Yes, the bakery is closed. No more crullers.

The bon temps are already rolling at the new Cajun restaurant in the Park Cities.

La Maison Bleue Cafe has a line of delicious organic teas and snacks. And its popularity continues to grow.

Backyard griller-turned-restaurateur Qais Ahmad has brought his kebabs, buttery paratha and mint-yogurt sauce to Plano.

“Affordable Chinese food” is the apparent tagline for Yo! Bowl, a new fast, casual build-your-own bowl spot that has just opened its doors next to Fluffy Fluffy in Carrollton, the viral Japanese souffle pancake spot that’s been making rounds on social media. While Yo! Bowl doesn’t have quite as strong…