THE PORTAL TO THE KEEP The Core Theatre June 26 – July 18 Written by Matt Gunther Directed by James Hansen Prince Truyon Vinch wants to take over the universe . . . mwaha ha ha ha ha!!! Who can stop her since The Keeper, the defender of the cosmos, has been seemingly absent for […]
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Located in the West Village, four doors from the corner of McKinney Avenue and Cityplace West, this tasting lounge puts a modern spin on the average wine bar. Cork has six different themed state-of-the-art tasting stations, all of which are categorized–some by region or grape, others by rarity. After purchasing a “Cork Card” (a pre-loaded […]
Cosmic Cafe specializes in first wave vegetarian cuisine, which surely comes as no surprise to passers-by who’ve taken note of the Tibetan prayer flags lining the front porch or peace-seekers who show up to use the mediation center on the second floor. The food here is plain and artless. There aren’t any newfangled vegetables or […]
Coupes is tucked into a Highland Park strip mall, but with this specialty shop’s renowned bubbly selection, it could easily belong in the posh Highland Park Village. We appreciate the approachability. Specializing in Champagne, Coupes was named one of the 10 best places to drink champagne in the United States by the Bureau du Champagne […]
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Mostly a Western warehouse that brings in young country studs (such as Chris Cagle) and offers dance classes to teach you how to move to ’em.
First a sad bit of news, this food truck is only opened on Thursdays (they mostly do catering gigs). But great news! Now there’s something to look forward to on Thursday! Owner Matthew Toback is on a mission to bring superior dogs to Dallas. And he’s serious. He’s been studying dogs and toppings for years. […]
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The Craft Guild of Dallas will present its Fall Show and Sale Thursday, November 10th through Sunday, November 13th at its Studios at Valley View Center at 13331 Preston Road, Dallas. This event will showcase unique, one of a kind, handcrafted works of art made by members of the Craft Guild.
In Snider Plaza, you can slum it or go haughty. At Cr
A stone’s throw from the tony Uptown stretch of McKinney Avenue, this family-owned and operated Italian restaurant, named after a town in Italy, has been serving saucy fare since 1977. The current location, in a house with the outward appearance of a garden center, is the restaurant’s second iteration, though it has the same flare […]
The Crescent Club, located on the 17th floor of Hotel Crescent Court in Uptown Dallas, enjoys dazzling views of the downtown Dallas skyline with d
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California mini-chain Crimson Coward has four locations in the Golden State, but the spot on Preston Road in Frisco is their first foray into Texas. At Crimson Coward, the chicken and fried sides are all made to order; there are no warming lamps or trays, so everything we ordered was piping hot and fresh. The […]
Cristina Mendez and John Pham opened Cris and John in 2017 in a North Dallas strip mall – bookended by a 7-Eleven and a laundromat – and have stood out with a creative blend of Vietnamese and Mexican street fare. The center of Cris and John’s menu is the phoritto, which piles all the goodness of […]
