The January 1984 issue of D Magazine highlights the best and worst of Dallas. The best avocado sandwich could be found at H&M Natural Foods Grocery on Greenville Ave., the best martini was at The Lounge at the Inwood Theater (they still make a good martini), and the best chips and dip could be found at Rio Grande Grill. Want to know the worst? Read on.
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