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It’s spicy and a little sweet. → Read More
Truck Yard's tacky new restrooms are a must-see. → Read More
Crown Block opens for dinner on April 17, 2023, replacing Wolfgang Puck’s Five Sixty in the circular restaurant atop Reunion Tower downtown. → Read More
This ghost kitchen will likely grow to major cities in Texas. Plano was first. → Read More
The former Jiffy Lube in Far North Dallas was a lush happy hour spot for more than 10 years. → Read More
The Porch reopens March 6, 2023, with your favorite menu items still on the list. → Read More
It’s sad to see: Postino was a breezy spot for happy hour or group meet-ups. → Read More
And a bonus: We list one restaurant outside of North Texas that’s worth the drive. → Read More
It’ll remain open through its most popular day of the year, the Dallas St. Patrick’s Parade. → Read More
The butcher shop sells po’boys, grab-and-go sides and cuts of meat. → Read More
Dallas-Fort Worth is a hotbed for replicable restaurants. → Read More
“Everybody loves a comeback story,” says the chairman and CEO — a Dallasite. → Read More
This Dallas-based chain knows its audience. → Read More
Customers will find the same menu 5 miles away, at another Original restaurant that will remain open. → Read More
If eight of Dallas’ best chefs were all in the same kitchen, cooking dinner for a good cause, would you pay $500 for a seat? An Evening with Bryan’s House is... → Read More
In many cases, barbecue joints are family-owned. And, well: Family can be difficult. → Read More
Carrollton. Frisco. Richardson. → Read More
Restaurateurs in McKinney and Frisco say a new Hutchins is not affiliated — even though they’re family. → Read More
Loop 9′s owner co-created Chili’s nearly 50 years ago in Dallas. → Read More
It’s a ’destination district’ with a price tag of half a billion dollars. → Read More