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One of the most upscale Peruvian experiences is one of the best, too. Lima Taverna is all the more surprising for its location, one enormous parking lot away from the half-empty Collin Creek Mall in Plano. Seafood lovers will be in heaven with a bowl of pescado a lo macho – salmon buried in shrimp, […]
The Liquid Lounge, the Curtain Club’s much smaller kid sister, operates out of the same building as the big club. But where Curtain doesn’t offer much beyond a band and a beer, the Liquid Lounge has a few more time-wasting options. The upstairs balcony has a pool table and a handful of classic arcade games, […]
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Little Elm Park is in the heart of Little Elm and boasts the best beach in DFW! There are sand volleyball courts, camp sites, trails, and much more for all ages.
Little Katana is an inventive offshoot of the tiny sushi bar in the Galleria expanded to a full kitchen that prepares dishes with Japanese, Korean and Thai influences. In addition to fresh and relatively inexpensive sushi, Little Katana offers a variety of steaks and other meats cooked on a custom-engineered grill to tame the intense […]
There’s something about devouring a whole fish – truly devouring it, leaving nothing but bones – that feels victorious, like climbing a mountain peak or getting through downtown on Interstate 35 without hitting traffic. That’s especially the case at Plano’s Little Sichuan, where the whole tilapia comes buried in an avalanche of potatoes, cauliflower, lotus […]
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The name Local has nothing to do with local food. Chef Tracy Miller wants the best ingredients to create a restaurant that becomes your home away from home — your local. To accomplish this, she provides diners with a menu of contemporary American dishes in a simple but elegant space. The restaurant, opened in 2003, […]
Deep Ellum bike shop that organizes a variety of classes and rides!
There are strip clubs, and then there are men’s clubs. The Lodge is one of the latter. For one thing, it was named Best Men’s Club in the Observer‘s 2010 Best of Dallas issue. There is no membership fee, no cover charge, no black light and no disco balls. Instead, The Lodge goes for a […]
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