D Magazine September 2010
Cover Story
The 20 Best Breakfasts in Dallas
Our favorite places worth waking up for.
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Features

Health & Fitness
Alzheimer’s Role Reversal
Once my mother took care of me. Now, as this brain disease turns her into a child, it’s my turn to be the parent.
By Beatriz Terrazas

Food and Drink
The Best Breakfast Dishes in Dallas
We’ve selected the six most delicious morning entrees in the city.
By D Magazine

Home & Garden
Why North Texas Bees Are Dying
More hobbyists than ever are keeping ‘the little livestock’ in North Texas. The only problem: the insects are disappearing.
By Mark Stuertz

Nightlife
You Won’t Hook up at The Library Bar
A Girl Walks Into a Bar: This cozy spot at the Warwick Melrose Hotel is better suited for special occasions than one-night stands.
By Moira Muldoon

Publications
Can SMU’s Meadows Museum Become the Prado on the Prairie?
A 40-year-old dream of collaboration with Spain’s greatest museum brings it a step closer.
By Peter Simek

Business
The ‘Gestalt’ of the Dallas Morning News Dining Critic
Does Leslie Brenner understand her own pet word?
By Tim Rogers

Publications
Henderson Avenue’s Best Furniture Shops
D Magazine’s creative director rounds up his preferred places in this organically grown area.
By Todd Johnson
Politics
How to Bribe a Politician: Pay the Spouse
Handing out envelopes of cash is so passé. Today there’s a simpler way to stuff their pockets.
By Wick Allison

Publications
Mexico City: Neither Beaches Nor Tacos
The city celebrates its bicentennial this month. It’s a good time to discover this part of our southern neighbor.
By Allison Hatfield

Business
Nancy G. Brinker, Founder of the Komen Race for the Cure, on Death and Divorce
Her new book, Promise Me, lays it all out, from her last words to her dying sister to the unraveling of her marriage to Norman Brinker.
By Krista Nightengale

Food and Drink
Restaurant Review: Neighborhood Services Tavern
In 20 months, Nick “Baddy” Badovinus has opened three branches of Neighborhood Services. He’s done for now, though. Maybe.
By William Russ

Food and Drink
Restaurant Review: Perry’s Steakhouse and Grille
This upscale steak joint was, in a word, disappointing.
By Nancy Nichols

Food and Drink
Restaurant Review: Si Tapas Restaurant and Bar
This adorably-housed Spanish joint has a lot going for it.
By Jennifer Chininis

Food and Drink
Restaurant Review: The Place at Perry’s
Not to be confused with chain restaurant Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille, this “original” offers a true (and delicious) taste of Dallas.
By Nancy Nichols

Business
The State Fair of Texas Scam
Dallas’ premier event doesn’t make money. But the man who runs it does.
By Will Arbery

Crime
The Most Feared Woman in University Park
No citizen has ever seen her. But they all live in fear of the woman who watches their weeds grow.
By Pamela Gwyn Kripke

Humor
Beware the ‘NBA All-Star Shawn Marion Exclusive Pool Party Invite!’
A few hours at the Dallas Mavericks player’s home brings me to the attention of NBC5’s weatherman.
By Tim Rogers

Publications
Why Celina, Texas, Tried to Buy Itself a Highway
The tiny town wanted the Tollway to run through it. Ah, well. They’ve still got Bobcats and corn.
By Pamela Gwyn Kripke