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Hillcrest Village, a long-neglected shopping center on the edge of Richardson, has been in the news lately as the site of a new community park billed by some as a “mini Klyde Warren park.” But the revitalization of the center was already off to a good start when LADA opened...

Dallas’ food truck ordinance is getting another look by the city. It’s a long time coming, as many know that while food trucks can be great, the city hasn’t always made it easy to have them. And if you’re a restaurant owner who wants a food trailer, you might have...

Sandwiched between Christmas and Valentine's Day, January tends to get short-changed when it comes to special dining menus. And it’s not like we always need cozy, stick-to-your-ribs food to protect us from the cold on the few days where the temperature dips below 60 degrees. Still, Dallas restaurants have food...

The Fit Cook Is Selling Out of Commissary Kevin Curry, the founder of Fit Men Cook, has started his own lineup of at-home chef kits and prepared meals, all available at Commissary downtown. Right now there’s turkey lasagna, veggie jambalaya and a steak and broccoli pilaf on offer. Expect new...

The global pandemic has made life exceptionally difficult for restaurants, so we're always pleased when a new one braves the uncertain economic waters to open its doors. Sugarfire Smoke House originally hails from St. Louis but opened near Five Points in Northeast Dallas in June. When we first heard of...

As Valentine’s Day approaches, bakeries and restaurants will put together multi-course meals (hopefully lacking molten-chocolate cakes) and bakeries will display heart-shaped and pink-frosted sweet goods. Bisous Bisous Patisserie in Uptown will abide with red and pink cookies shaped like hearts, lips and Xs and Os, white chocolate-strawberry cream puffs and...