Smash burgers and vintage decor: 3 local spots dishing out pure nostalgia
What do jukeboxes and VHS tapes have to do with a good smash burger? We asked the owners of three top concepts in the Dallas area.
What do jukeboxes and VHS tapes have to do with a good smash burger? We asked the owners of three top concepts in the Dallas area.
The Uptown spot will be inspired by a Catalonian country farmhouse. Also, what even does that mean?
Scillia is a new concept from the Duro family (think Mr. Charles, El Carlos Elegante and Sister) that gets better as the sun goes down.
June TABC receipts show Dallas bars and restaurants saw a single-digit percentage bump in booze sales during the World Cup.
Top-tier barbecue, dangerous burgers and viral soul food were all honored at this year’s awards.
Mason Ho just wanted a place to sell cold fish. A new development near the Dallas Zoo is giving him the opportunity to become a neighborhood go-to.
Diners feel a step behind the rest of the world, and that makes them perfect.
Happiest Hour was a winner-winner during the World Cup.
The sibling-owned market, wine bar, and restaurant is part neighborhood hang, part serious wine spot, and entirely personal.
Pizza guy Jay Jerrier collaborated with longtime bar man Gabe Sanchez for this new spot.
A new Tex-Mex chapter has begun in an old space.
Per a social media post, the sports lounge is closing because of violence in Deep Ellum.
While Dallas has two spots on this list, Frisco and Fort Worth have something to say as well.
Before opening Scilla this Friday, we chat with Chas Martin about “fake demand” and other myths.
Ari’s closed the day after the last World Cup game in Dallas.
And if it’s safe to go out to eat (yes) and what to feed the kids for dinner tonight (fruit).
The Dallas-born nonprofit restaurant continues to grow. For interns like Anton, its place in the city means everything, ‘This has always been a part of me. I just had to be exposed’.
We chat with the the owner and chef of one of Dallas’ most unique restaurants.
It’s surprising that’s even possible.
Thunderbird Pies thinks it can woo us over with more pizzas and burgers. Probably right.
Thanks to the World Cup, pubs are the place to be this summer.
The Bishop Arts spot is hosting a informal goodbye celebration Sunday, July 12 from noon to 4 p.m.