Chef Matt McCallister on what to expect from his next restaurant, River Sing
Come October, the acclaimed Dallas chef is back in his own space and wants to “take care of you for the evening.”
Come October, the acclaimed Dallas chef is back in his own space and wants to “take care of you for the evening.”
The full season passes have already sold out, but individual tickets go on sale July 1.
We had some questions for one of Dallas most celebrated chefs: like what’s his guilty-pleasure meal and his worst kitchen disaster.
Bazaar has found a summer home. There are currently a limited number of seats left, but we don’t expect those to last.
Top Chef alum Tiffany Derry is officially in snow business. And we’re here for it.
Ever had an oven explode in your kitchen? Meet chef Reson at the Fairmont and hear other fun stories about cooking in Dallas.
A pair of industry veterans will open an Expo Park restaurant that promises creative flavors in an approachable venue.
The menu drop is here. Chef Misti Norris has created a seasonal, locally sourced dinner for 20, which is this Monday, May 4. Only a few seats are left. Snag them quickly.
Chef Archibald at Quarter Acre answered some questions while breaking down a whole salmon.
A 24-seat Italian restaurant in Denton and a pastry legend in the Bishop Arts are the only local finalists.
A Dallas cook was in ICE detention for 133 days. This week, Petey Feng finally made it home to Taiwan. Here’s what happened.
Chef RJ Yoakum recently joined the Michelin-recommended team at Sushi Kozy. We chat about Luka, chicken nuggets and kitchen nightmares.
Revisiting a longtime Deep Ellum favorite, Local, reminds us why it’s been around for more than 20 years.
Texas Monthly food critic Paula Forbes crisscrossed the state to find the best new restaurants, and Dallas did quite well.
Chef Reilly Brown recently moved to Park Cities’ restaurant Frenchie, where he’s putting his Michelin touch on the dinner menu.
We talk to chef about her worst day in the kitchen, which involved the whole staff walking out.
We ask chefs about their favorite 2 a.m. spots, the biggest challenges facing the restaurant industry and their biggest kitchen disasters.
The lauded chef who helmed Dallas restaurants FT33 and Homewood opens up about his addiction, which started when he was just 9 years old.
Sushi Kozy just got a glow up (not that they weren’t already all glowed up).
The dinner club will take place twice a month starting Dec. 20.
Delicious food is only half of the equation at this Frisco restaurant.
This is Gordon Ramsay’s first-ever dessert show; two North Texas bakers will give it their best sugar shot.