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  First Look: Red Stix Asian Street Food Seduces the SMU Crowd

  February 19 at 4 a.m.

  When Red Stix Asian Street Food departed the ranks of Plano’s troubled Legacy Hall food hall concept last March, chef-owner Uno Immanivong already had a second act lined up for her fast-casual concept. And the new location, just across the street from Southern Methodist University, is an inspired pairing of...

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  First Look: Communal Vibes and Bites at Fount Board and Table

  February 17 at 4 a.m.

  Fount Board and Table opened in Uptown late last year, in the spot that was formerly another coffee house, Crooked Tree Coffeehouse. In October, we spoke with the owner of the new spot, Olivia Genthe, who is a big fan of that piece of real estate. She explained she wanted...

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  Biscuit Bar in Deep Ellum Is Good for the Bread, Not Much Else

  February 3 at 4 a.m.

  Because I’m the age I am, the word “biscuit” makes me think of “The Humpty Dance” every single time I hear it or even think it. If I eat a good enough biscuit, I might even quietly rap it. Samoans! I guess that a place with biscuit in the name...

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  The Other Side of the Fletcher’s Corn Dog Lawsuit

  January 24 at 4 a.m.

  Corn Dogs With No Name recently opened on Technology Boulevard in the vertex of Interstate 35 and Loop 12. It's the creation of Jace Fletcher “Fletch” Christensen and her mother Vickie Fletcher, who have a passion for all things corny dog related, as they should. Neil Fletcher, Jace’s great grandfather...

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  Sloane’s Corner Has a Chicken-Fried Sandwich That Puts Popeyes to Shame

  January 22 at 4 a.m.

  From the outside, Sloane’s Corner appeared fairly casual. “Breakfast * Lunch * Dinner * Coffee * To-Go” beckoned from the shiny glass box. The place was bustling with a late lunch crowd, staff doing side work, liquor reps making rounds and people escaping the daily grind to kick off an...

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  Plant-Based Lucky Mouth Joins the New Grocery Store Pack in Bishop Arts

  January 10 at 4 a.m.

  Going plant-based just got a whole lot easier — at least, if you're in North Oak Cliff. At the new Lucky Mouth Grocery in the Bishop Arts District, customers can buy plant-based food, snacks and cleaning products. Lucky Mouth is from husband-and-wife duo David Miers and Adriana Martinez, having first started as an...