D Magazine June 2013
Cover Story
The 100 Best Restaurants in Dallas
From upscale to down-home, pricey fare to cheap eats, here are the top dining experiences in the city.
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Features

Business
A Priest Walks Into a Jaguar Dealership
I just wanted to see the new British racing green. But then he arrived…
By Richard Patterson

Fashion
Abi Ferrin: A Design For Life
She wanted a career in fashion ever since she was a 13-year-old with a sewing machine. Her dream was nearly derailed by an abusive boyfriend with a gun.
By Curt Sampson

Fashion
Summer Fashion: Safari Club
The look is comfortable, sporty, and sexy. In other words, the hunt is on.
By D Magazine

Publications
Taylor Stevens: Strong Female Lead
She finally broke free from the cult she was born into. Then she became a best-selling author.
By Julia Heaberlin

Nightlife
The Kennedy Room
It’s a subdued, quiet spot in Uptown. The perfect setting to end a bar column.
By Moira Muldoon

Beauty
Thinner Thighs in 30 Minutes?
A close encounter with a new machine that freezes your fat.
By Sarah Hepola

Politics
All Roads Lead to Bush
One man’s quixotic fight to keep Dubya’s name off Central Expressway.
By Zac Crain

Health & Fitness
An Interview With a Mosquito
How one pest survived the war on West Nile.
By Zac Crain

Publications
Against the Tide
Marc Cassel brings his eclectic approach (and pork belly ramen) to the classic New England seafood shack.
By Nancy Nichols

Food and Drink
Restaurant Review: Brewed
The new gastropub is worth heading west to Fort Worth.
By Todd Johnson

Food and Drink
Restaurant Review: Hofmann Hots
The place is loaded with appeal—it’s just the food that needs work.
By Nancy Nichols

Food and Drink
Restaurant Review: The Cedars Social
Yes, the cocktails are great. But the food is first-rate too.
By Todd Johnson

Crime
Why the New Kaufman County D.A. Ditched Her Bulletproof Vest
Erleigh Norville Wiley stepped forward to take on the bad guys.
By Tim Rogers

Nature & Environment
The Thrills and Spills of Canoeing
The Thrills and Spills of Canoeing
the Trinity River
Launching this month, the Audubon Center offers a chance to paddle Dallas’ vital waterway.
By Krista Nightengale