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  Eat This: Breakfast (and Lunch) at Morales Restaurant

  October 14 at 8:28 a.m.

  There’s hardly ever a morning when a spicy guiso can’t hit the spot. One such place that accomplishes that is Morales Restaurant. Recent visits had us at the location on West Davis Street — on our latest stop, staff told us they're closing this location and opening another on South...

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  Dallas Restaurants to Visit on National Taco Day

  October 2 at 4 a.m.

  During the pandemic, we're all trying to find ways to celebrate, and the upcoming National Taco Day is just another reason. There are countless national food holidays, but considering many of us like to eat tacos every day, we’ll go ahead and use this Oct. 4 “holiday” as an excuse...

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  First Look: Chimalma Taco Bar Opens Downtown

  September 22 at 4 a.m.

  Opening a restaurant in the time of COVID-19 was not what Andrea Hermosillo had in mind when she secured a location in downtown Dallas. Hermosillo acquired the space in January and quickly began to reconstruct it into what is now Chimalma Taco Bar. Construction was completed in March, but then...

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  Japanese Tacos and Mexican Sushi Are Arriving in Dallas. That’s Not as Crazy as It Sounds.

  September 22 at 4 a.m.

  One of Dallas’ most famous taco shops is serving sushi rolls. A few miles up the road, a high-quality sushi bar is making tacos. Has the world turned upside down? Ask the chefs, and they’ll offer a surprising answer: The connection between Japanese and Mexican food has century-old roots. Tacos...

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  El Come Tacos and La Viuda Mezcal Bar Weather the Pandemic by Investing

  September 17 at 4 a.m.

  El Come Taco and La Viuda Negra are working to hang on through the COVID-19 pandemic. Brothers Luis and Javier Villalva opened El Come Taco in 2013 followed by the adjacent bar La Viuda Negra in 2019. When COVID-19 hit, it forced both of the businesses to close and for the...

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  The Birria Taco Trend Continues at Del Sur

  September 8 at 4 a.m.

  Since they opened the Oak Cliff location in 2019, the owners of Del Sur Tacos have had to deal with the growing pains of a new business. Then the COVID-19 pandemic forced them close temporarily before they reopened and attempted new ways to keep the business up and running. One...