D Magazine November 2011
Cover Story
The Best Doctors in Dallas 2011
843 top physicians as chosen by their peers in 64 specialties.
Features
A Little Taste of Texas in Lebanon
Parigi chef Chad Houser traveled to the Middle East to learn how Kamal Mouzawak uses food to change his world.
Agent Provocateur: The Season’s New Fashions
Bundle up with style as knits get creative.
How Dallas Woke Up and Smelled the Coffee
It took awhile to catch up to other brew-loving cities. But now we’re sold, and a new wave of beanheads has the town humming.
Henda’s Law
One Lakewood woman had never heard of dense breast tissue until doctors told her she had it—and cancer. Now she’s making sure no woman suffers a similar fate.
Kit Carson’s Africa Diary
With a lot of luck and a little help from Robert Redford, he set out to make a documentary about Africa—with a cellphone.
Features
The Best Coffee in Dallas
We rate the city’s best brews.
The Best Coffee in Dallas
We rate the city’s best brews.
Food and Drink
Restaurant Review: Winewood Grill
American food classics made for a great family dinner in Grapevine.
Education
Highland Park Middle School Confidential
What happens when a 14-year-old writes a violent, sexually explicit novel about his classmates?
Food and Drink
Restaurant Review: Lucky’s Cafe
The old reliables keep us coming back for seconds at the Oak Lawn diner.
Food and Drink
Restaurant Review: Mesa
Olga and Raul Reyes didn’t make it with their La Palapa Veracruzana. But the second time’s a charm.
Food and Drink
Restaurant Review: Ziziki’s
Surly service upstaged the Preston Forest spot’s greatest hits.
Food and Drink
The Insatiable Steven Doyle
How a once-anonymous commenter wheedled his way to an endless buffet of free meals and online celebrity.
Urbanism
The Lite-Briting of Dallas
We can’t seem to get enough LED light. What are we trying to hide?
Nightlife
Thumb Your Nose at the Anvil Pub
The punk rock pizza might kill you, which is exactly why you should order it.
Sports
Why Clayton Kershaw Deserves the Cy Young Award
A totally biased argument, made by a guy who played against him in high school.
