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  Dallas Diners Are Scared of Rain, and Some Restaurants Are Paying the Price

  October 17 at 10:29 a.m.

  Every September, Fair Park businesses prepare for the most challenging weeks of the year: the State Fair of Texas. For three weeks, the State Fair vacuums up every parking spot, funnelling crowds away from local businesses and towards the concession aisles where hawkers convert money into paper tickets. Regular visitors...

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  Save Maroches Bakery: A Holdout in Gentrified Oak Cliff Is Damaged by Rain

  October 12 at 4 a.m.

  Maroches on Davis Street is a small Mexican bakery that sits right at the edge of historic Winnetka Heights and is one of the last bastions of an older Dallas in the middle of gentrified North Oak Cliff eateries and bistros. But Maroches is going through some tough times that...

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  Graham Dodds Is Out at The Statler

  October 11 at 4 a.m.

  Chef Graham Dodds is out as culinary director at The Statler, where he had overseen the launch of several new restaurants, as CraveDFW originally reported. Dodds went to The Statler last year after shuttering his restaurant Wayward Sons. “Graham Dodds was an integral part of our opening team, and we are...

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  Jose Andres Balances Running a High-End Mediterranean Restaurant In Cowboy Country

  October 5 at 4 a.m.

  In early 2018, celebrity chef and restaurateur José Andrés opened a second location of his popular Washington, D.C., restaurant, Zaytinya, at the Star in Frisco. The Star serves as the official headquarters of the Dallas Cowboys, with an indoor field, practice space for the team and retail and entertainment spaces...

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  Mesero's Victory Park Location Is Now Open

  October 4 at 4 a.m.

  As of Oct. 1, Victory Park has yet another new restaurant: Mesero, a new location of the Dallas upscale Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurant that also has locations in Inwood Village, Prestonwood, Legacy West and Clearfork. The newest location is next door to new luxury movie theater Cinépolis. The restaurant, already...

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  This Cafe Serves Up a Mean Honey Butter Biscuit and Hope for the Homeless

  October 1 at 4 a.m.

  At CitySquare Cafe in downtown Dallas, nothing will cost you more than $10, and everything you eat supports the homeless and formerly homeless employees who are given jobs, resources and even rides to their new future.