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  Mirador's New Brunch Will Pamper You — for a Price

  November 8 at 4 a.m.

  Mirador launches a posh downtown Dallas brunch.

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  At Street's Fine Chicken, Nobody Bats an Eye at Fried Chicken For Breakfast

  November 1 at 4 a.m.

  Street’s Fine Chicken has started serving brunch at its Forest Lane location, giving North Dallas an excuse to have excellent fried chicken in the morning. If you frequent the original location on Cedar Springs, you’ll feel an immediate difference in the northern location: It’s fast casual. For some, the fact...

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  Gung Ho Goes all out With Brunch Dim Sum

  October 25 at 4 a.m.

  Lower Greenville’s Gung Ho launched brunch Oct. 20 with a menu involving some dishes with a Chinese twist, as well as some Chinese staples with American twists. How does orange chicken on top of waffles suit you? Last weekend brought temporary relief from rain, and the cool air coupled with...

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  The Drinks Are Good, But the Brunch is Basic — Scout's Honor

  October 11 at 4 a.m.

  With its shareable dishes and games like ping-pong and bowling, Scout is a great place to grab a cocktail and dinner, and it just expanded its menu to include brunch. But for now, it remains a great place to grab a cocktail and dinner. Scout is a group-friendly cocktail bar...

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  At the New Jack's Kitchen, Biscuits and Gravy This Good Deserve a Parade

  October 4 at 4 a.m.

  Dallas may not be in dire need of another place to get brunch, but Jack's Kitchen deserves a spot on anyone's brunch rotation. The East Dallas restaurant opened Aug. 1 and is slowly gaining a following, says Scott Jones, the restaurateur behind the concept. Jones was also the one behind...

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  Vidorra Gives Deep Ellum a Mexican Food-Inspired Rooftop Patio Brunch

  September 13 at 4 a.m.

  Vidorra might not earn rave reviews for its enchiladas, but that’s OK, because you’re not here for lunch or dinner. You’re here for brunch. And on that score, this Deep Ellum eatery offers hope. It’s run by the same folks as Stirr down the street, and the similarities are noticable...