D Magazine December 2012
Cover Story
The Best New Restaurants in Dallas 2012
Which new kitchens were the cream of this year’s crop?
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Publications
Bret Slater: Paint, Drugs, and Rock ‘n’ Roll
He wanted to be a rock star. And a rock star he became, but it happened in an art gallery, not behind a mic. The big question for him is: Now what?
By Peter Simek

Business
Tim Love: The Rootinest, Tootinest, Doggone Shootinest Chef in the West
Beneath all that folksy cowboy bluster, he harbors a secret.

Business
How Cafe Momentum Saves Juvenile Offenders
Chad Houser spares young people from a life of crime by getting them in the kitchen.
By Carol Shih

Publications
NorthPark Center: Dallas’ Central Park
Having a mall as the city’s most treasured community gathering spot has its advantages. For one, you can try on fancy dresses there.
By Sarah Hepola

Food and Drink
Restaurant Review: Bowery Uptown
Never mind the expanded menu of burgers and salads. Stick with the dogs.
By Todd Johnson

Food and Drink
Restaurant Review: Monica’s Nueva Cocina & Mi Lounge
Sushi served alongside Mexican lasagna? What is Monica Greene thinking? If you’re not careful, she’ll tell you all about it.
By Nancy Nichols

Food and Drink
Restaurant Review: Rosemont
Chef Tracy Miller offers breakfast and lunch in Deep Ellum.
By Nancy Nichols

Food and Drink
Restaurant Review: The Mecca
How’s the Dallas institution doing in its new digs?
By Tim Rogers

Publications
Why Does Dallas Hate Cyclists?
They’re important to our city’s future. It’s time we start treating them that way.
By Tim Rogers

Nightlife
How the Ginger Man’s Formula Suits Southlake
Possibilities abound when you take something that works well and begin someplace new.
By Moira Muldoon

Profiles
Lauren Scruggs: The Girl Who Walked Into a Propeller
A year ago, the blogger lost her left eye and left hand. This month, she writes about the accident and her recovery in a new book.
By Krista Nightengale

Profiles
1,494 Days, No Pants
How KERA traffic reporter Bruce Gunn spent four years in shorts.
By Tim Rogers
Publications
Also in This Issue
Other articles of interest in our December 2012 edition.
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