We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again, Eddie “Lucky” Campbell knows a thing or two about bars. The long-time Dallas barkeep, who also owns the Standard Pour on McKinney Avenue and Parliament, resurrected the Thomas Avenue Beverage Company a decade after the original one closed. Campbell has created a space that is smart and […]
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Three Links’ slogan is “We Never Sleep.” Take one look at its event calendar, and you will agree that these people never rest. Three Links advertises low-priced Tullamore Dew all day, every day and serves a wide selection of tap and bottled beers. If you get there just about any night of the week after […]
Thrive is equal parts nightclub, restaurant and lounge, depending on the time of day or night you drop by. All three Thrives are located in the same space on the ground floor of the Crowne Plaza Dallas Downtown. From 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, Thrive Nightclub hosts DJs spinning hip-hop and […]
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Thunderbird’s specialty is Detroit-style pies, straight out of a seasoned 10-by-14-inch steel pan, with almost-burnt cheese crust edges, loaded with Wisconsin brick cheese, toppings and, always, sauce on the top. If such delicious pizza weren’t enough, Jay Jerrier, Thunderbird owner, also put a Cow Tipping Creamery inside of Thunderbird’s East Dallas location for the scrumptious […]
Some of the best breakfasts in Dallas are at this Oak Cliff institution, which has been baking Mexican pan dulces for more than 20 years. During the pandemic, Tia Dora’s is takeout-only, but in ordinary times you’ll need to step around rolling carts full of pastries to order enormous breakfast tacos on homemade tortillas, a […]
Tian Tian’s menu offers a thoughtful blend of Americanized favorites and traditional Chinese delicacies. The space is clean and modern, finished in warm tones. Tables are spread across the dining room, and while a bar sits in the back corner, there’s no posting up for a pre-meal drink, it’s more of a staging area. Diners […]
Serene and green with plenty of shady trees, this Lakewood park boasts an impressive array of amenities, including a playground, picnic tables, a basketball court and a softball field that both host plenty of league games, and lots of wide open spaces to play Frisbee with your dog. On those most scorching of summer days […]
Two UT students opened their first store in 1999. In 2006, they transported their warm cookies so warm customers could pet them in almost inappropriate ways. This isn’t helped with specials like the All-Nighter Package. If you’re craving the snickerdoodle caress but can’t get downtown, don’t fret. Tiff’s Treats delivers — for a fee. Funny […]
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This Deep Ellum staple serves a 100% plant-based menu with a slant towards Tex-Mex (tacos) with a Hawaiian twist along with an expansive coffee and tea selection.
When walking into this Lakewood winery’s front doors, you’re welcomed by the sweet smell of fermenting grapes. And, like the sweet smell, the décor in the winery’s tasting room and lounge area is homey and inviting, with the warm hues, vaulted ceilings, lots of cushy seating and candles lit throughout. But don’t be surprised to […]
This cozy cocktail den just west of the Bishop Arts District has a patio and happy hour that winks and says, “Well, hi there, neighbor.” Inside a small shrine to Bob Ross evolved randomly; a bartender just put something on one day, the next day a repeat customer asked why the famed happy little clouds […]
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There are few seafood markets in Dallas as good as TJ’s. So go ahead and ogle the counter cases, with their beautiful and impeccably sourced cuts of fish, scallops, crab, lobster and more. Yes, shopping here can be more expensive than a trip to Tom Thumb, but that’s because TJ’s buys from ethical purveyors and […]
