D Magazine February 2016

The Crow Collection hosts the biggest observance in the southern United States.

Joe Pappalardo says everyone should be on guard.

Jon Dahlander, by day a spokesman for Highland Park ISD, has got us feelin’ alright.

These areas are the heart of Dallas’ poverty problem.

There isn’t enough time in the day for all the young entrepreneur wants to do.

Meet the Neffendorfs. He rides a motorcycle with a sidecar. She home-schools their four children. Together, they own Oak Cliff Coffee Roasters and Davis Street Espresso.

Its casual Italian is worth a trip downtown, if you can tolerate the noise.

Inventive dishes in a corner of the city not known for great dining options.

A revisit to the Far North Dallas stalwart.

Why a frosty brew is a satisfying way to kick off the day.

Maybe this new McKinney restaurant shouldn’t try so hard.

Prepare this backbone of a great breakfast better than you ever have before.

The charm of Ten Bells Tavern comes to Exposition Park.

A salute to our state’s greatest contribution to the day’s most important meal.

You slam-dunked my heart, m4w (Dallas)

Irresistible pastries and donuts for starting your day with a sugary kick.

It’s a protein-packed way to start the day.

See how a few local notables start their day.