D Magazine January 2013
Cover Story
Trinity Groves: The New Dallas Starts Here
Phil Romano has made millions with his restaurant concepts. Now he and two partners plan to transform West Dallas. Can the inventor of the Fuddruckers burger get city building right?
Features
Publications
Fashion: Rock On
Find escape and bask in the sun with a clean slate of delicate prints, light-as-air chiffons, and a touch of gold.
Publications
The New Face of the Pro-Life Movement
Forty years ago this month, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Roe v. Wade, a case that began in Dallas. Now the city is serving as a proving ground for the newest weapon in the battle over abortion.
Publications
The Top Home Decor Shops in Dallas
Whether you need a complete makeover or just a little touch-up, these home furnishing stores can hook you up with a fresh look for a new year.
Nightlife
Union Park Offers Hope For Downtown
It may look like a club, but the homemade gumbo says otherwise.
Publications
Author Ben Fountain Admits He’s a Loser
No, he didn’t win a National Book Award. But he did get to watch Stephen King eat roast beef.
Publications
Neighborhood Watch
At this new Bishop Arts shop, you can order a side of interior design services at the bar.
Publications
Meet Clark Gable, Host of Cheaters
The grandson of that other Clark Gable talks about girl fights and getting drunk on limoncello.
Humor
How My Juice Cleanse Drove Me to a Cheeseburger
It sounded like a great idea. But what does it do, exactly?
Food and Drink
Restaurant Review: Dish
Chef Garreth Dickey has created one of the city’s best menus.
Food and Drink
Restaurant Review: Saucy’s Thai & Pho
Good, familiar flavors from the folks behind Thai Thai.
Food and Drink
Restaurant Review: Ser
How’s the new steakhouse that supplanted Nana at the Hilton Anatole?
Food and Drink
Restaurant Review: Start
Erin McKool wants to change the way America eats by serving fast slow food.
Publications
Why Jesús Chávez Keeps
Why Jesús Chávez Keeps
Coming Off the Ropes
After two titles, two deportations, and killing an opponent, he’s not finished.
Publications
Why Dallas Needs a Sports Commission
For a supposed sports town, the city isn’t smart about the way it plays the game.
