Wednesday, May 1, 2024 May 1, 2024
79° F Dallas, TX
Advertisement

Restaurant News

Latest

Image
Restaurants & Bars

Karen’s Diner Pop-Up Fails To Pop Up in Dallas

The rude restaurant concept from Australia does the rudest thing possible.
Image
Restaurants & Bars

Jaquval Is a Delightfully Mellow New Bishop Arts Brewpub

With a Central European feel, sausage plates, and a simple menu of good, straightforward beers, this spot has staying power.
Image
Restaurant News

Your February Dallas Food Guide Has Fried Olives, Restaurant Relocations, and New Openings

A fancy toast cafe, a new steakhouse, and sushi to-go boxes have arrived in North Texas.
Image
Restaurants & Bars

Dallas, Please Stop Giving Keith Lee Bad Dining Suggestions

Viral TikTok food critic Keith Lee is coming to Dallas to try some of our best locally owned restaurants. Why are we giving him the worst suggestions?
Advertisement

Latest

Image
Restaurants & Bars

Why an Oak Cliff Chef Created a Cookbook for People Living in Food Deserts

Chef Amber Williams grew up in South Oak Cliff and sometimes had meals that came from food distribution boxes. Now she wants to help other families create delicious meals from the ingredients inside those boxes.
Image
Restaurant Reviews

Steakyard Is a Work in Progress

The new steak frites-focused restaurant has a handful of standout dishes. But it also has frozen-seeming veggies, smelly fries, and customers who don’t know when to leave.
Image
Restaurant News

Trompo’s Fans Save the Oak Cliff Taqueria from Closure

After a 10-day lockout and a GoFundMe campaign, the restaurant is back open, and by Friday, will be paid up on its debts.
EL CARLOS ELEGANTE
Restaurant News

Is There Media Consensus on Dallas’ Best Restaurants? (No.)

Let’s get geeky and compare the top restaurants in Dallas, as judged by Eater, the Dallas Observer, and D Magazine.
Image
Restaurant Reviews

Here’s Your Guide to Downtown Dallas’ New Near-Identical Omakase Spots

Sushi | Bar and Sushi By Scratch were founded by the same chef in the same city, cost the same amount, and serve many of the same dishes.
Advertisement