After 14 Years, This Oak Cliff Staple Is Closing Its Doors Feb. 28
The neighborhood sports bar will shutter on Feb. 28, according to a Facebook post.
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Dallas’ Best Cheap Eats for Every Day of the Week
We mapped out a week’s worth of the best cheap food deals in the city so you don’t have to. Monday through Sunday, we’ve got you covered
In an Era of Jazz-Hands Restaurants, Ateliê Is the Authenticity Dallas Needs
Forget the theatrics. Ateliê is a much-needed dose of authenticity backed by culture, art and flavor, rooted in the historic Jefferson Boulevard.
Why Your Favorite Dallas Restaurants Are Stuggling: Part 1, the Toll of Tariffs
Take out supplies, utensils, beer and wine are all taking a hit from tariffs.
The Gouda Fight: One Man’s Mission to Bring an H-E-B to Southern Dallas
“I deserve smoked gouda too,” says Fredrick Terry on his fight to bring an H-E-B to Oak Cliff. And he’s not kidding about the cheese.
The Sober Truth: DJ Sober on Staying Clean in an Industry of Excess
We talk to a Dallas restaurant owner and DJ about being sober in an industry often fueled by booze.
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The 10 Best Bakeries in Dallas for a Sweet Treat
Need a box full of freshly baked pastries? Of course you do.
The Most Anticipated Restaurant Openings of 2026
If you didn’t hit all the new places you were looking forward to in 2025, we’ve got good/bad news.
Home For The Holidays? So Are These Dallas Music Favorites.
It’s not often we get to see these North Texas breakouts as much these days. Take advantage of it.
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Creative Bistro, Ateliê, To Open Soon in Oak Cliff
Atelie is from chef Wyl Lima who previously was at Le Margot in Fort Worth, one of Texas Monthly’s best new restaurants in 2024.
Nirvanna the Band the Show Hijacked the Texas Theatre for a Hilarious Night of Time-Traveling Chaos
Canadian filmmakers Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol stopped in Dallas to screen what is already guaranteed to be 2026’s biggest, most messy laugh.
City Investigates Controversial Members-Only Club In Oak Cliff
Is Le Sol House a yoga studio? A coffee shop? An event space? In compliance with Dallas city code?
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Todd Rohal’s ‘F**k My Son!’ Might Make You Purge That Thanksgiving Turkey
Brace yourself for a 35mm descent into depravity as the Texas Theatre dares to test audience limits with an x-rated horror film this weekend.
Things We’re Thankful for in Dallas Music in 2025
Before we stuff our faces on Thanksgiving, we are thankful for the magic that makes Dallas’ music scene better than any other.
Much to the Dismay of Some Neighbors, a ‘Learning Pod’ in Oak Cliff is Saved By The Bill
A group of residents say an illegal school is operating at the end of their street. A pandemic-era state law says otherwise.
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North Texas Music Stores to Support During Black Friday Boycott
Mass Blackout and We Ain’t Buying It protests made an exception for small businesses. Redirect your spending to support local music shops.
Texas Theatre to Take Dallas Deeper Into the JFK Assassination This Weekend
Get the tinfoil hats out, because pop culture historian Miriam Linna is ready to connect Dallas film The Giant Gila Monster to JFK, Jack Ruby and more.
Janet Jackson Was at Alan Palomo and DJ Sober’s LadyLove Party Saturday Night
Janet Jackson was in Dallas on Saturday, hitting up DJ Sober’s monthly party at LadyLove to enjoy a cosmic disco voyage.
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The Top 5 Friendliest Neighborhoods in Dallas
The rankings are based on data built by the fingertips of likely your most annoying neighbor, so skew accordingly.
Storytellers With The Observer: Jeffrey Liles on the Untapped Potential of Dallas Talent
Longhorn Ballroom’s artistic director talks about the benchmark of Dallas artists headlining The Kessler and the future of the music scene.
Storytellers With The Observer: Jeffrey Liles Is Preserving Dallas Music History
The Kessler Theater’s artistic director walks us through the formation of Deep Ellum and the significance of The Theatre Gallery.
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Mo3 Was the Boosie of North Dallas
Five years after Mo3’s death on Nov. 11, we remember his contributions to hip-hop as a vendor of soulful, pain-wracked songs in vivid detail.