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Judy Dunston Kissel is Forced Out of Partnership at Dunston’s on Lovers Lane in Dallas

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I wasn’t going to post anything on this news until I sat down with Judy Dunston Kissel tomorrow, but I’ve received several emails from readers who are hearing different reports. All I can tell you at this point is that Judy, who has been working at Dunston’s Prime Steakhouse Lovers Lane for 40 years,  and her brother Gene Dunston, who operates the family location on Harry Hines that opened in 1955, are at odds. “It was a forced buyout,” said Judy.

Judy and I are sitting down tomorrow to discuss the details.

UPDATE: There will be no updates on this situation for a few weeks.

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