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Best of Big D

Vote Now for Your Favorite Restaurants and Bars in Dallas for Best of Big D 2019

The Readers’ Choice awards depend on you.
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It’s that time again: now is when we start thinking about the August issue’s Best of Big D awards. We know you have favorites. Your favorite spot for tacos. Your place for ice cream. The go-to when you’re craving Thai, Italian, seafood, or French. You can’t stop talking about them.

And your favorite chefs? They have favorites, too. We’re calling on both sets of expertise for the Readers’ Choice awards this year, and we’re counting on you. Your opinions matter.

We’re not doing this alone. We’ve asked a panel of local food and beverage experts to choose their favorite picks in each category. Don’t see your favorites? Don’t worry—there’s a space for you to write in your top choice.

You can ogle the experts’ full picks below. Then head here to vote. Voting ends April 23, with one vote allowed per day. Vote early, vote often. Winners—both our editor picks and your Readers’ Choices—will be revealed in the August issue of the magazine.

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Brian Luscher

rnThe Grape Restaurant

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David Uygur

rnLucia and Macellaio

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Donny Sirisavath

rnKhao Noodle Shop

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Graham Dodds

rnThe Mayor’s House

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Jeff Fryman

rnMike’s Gemini Twin Lounge and Braindead Brewing

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Jon Alexis

rnTJ’s Seafood Market & Grill

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Justin and Diane Fourton

rnPecan Lodge

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Kate Weiser

rnKate Weiser Chocolate

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LeeAnn Berry

rnCanvas Hotel

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Michael Wyatt

rnFull City Rooster

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Misti Norris

rnPetra and the Beast

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Nick Badovinus

rnNeighborhood Services, Montlake Cut, Off-Site Kitchen, Town Hearth

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Peja Krstic

rnMot Hai Ba

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Sam Wynne

rnMike’s Gemini Twin Lounge and Braindead Brewing

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Shad Kvetko

rnLas Almas Rotas

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