D Magazine September 2013
Cover Story
The Best Comfort Food in Dallas
Roll up your sleeves and dig into our list of the finest homestyle meals in Dallas. From fried chicken to peach cobbler, we serve you our favorites. Come and get ’em! (cue dinner bell)
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Fashion
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Food and Drink
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Food and Drink
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Food and Drink
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Food and Drink
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