Oak Cliff
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Food & Drink
La Comida Brings Its Tex-Mex, Yucatán Specialties, and Flamingo Love to Oak Cliff
Brothers Ivan and Mario Urtecho operated La Comida in Addison from late 2014 to late 2019. It took them eight tries to find a new location.
Food & Drink
After a Lively Neighborhood Planning Debate, North Oak Cliff Is Getting a Sprouts
The grocery should open in 2024. Its development drew interest of thousands of neighbors, plus two misleading Morning News editorials.
Nonprofits
Why Netflix and Pasos for Oak Cliff Put a Ring on It
We caught up with Pasos founder Jesse Acosta about the streaming giant’s shout-out, his sneaker nonprofit’s summer program, and his ambitious plans for the future.
Food & Drink
King Cake, Crawfish, and Parades: Where to Celebrate Mardi Gras in North Texas
Fat Tuesday is February 21, but the parties get going this weekend. Don't forget your beads when you head to the Oak Cliff parade!
Food & Drink
The DMN Editorial Board Wants to Trash City Planning Rules to Build an Upscale Grocery
The News’ editorial board believes denying Sprouts is denying fresh produce to working people. In reality, the plan—which doesn't follow the city's zoning rules—would replace an existing discount grocer. What gives?
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Beauty
This Oak Cliff Salon Wants Latina Beauty Professionals to Blossom and Thrive
Victoria Leiato’s whole world changed once her mother became an esthetician. Now’s she is paying it forward with The Bloom Space, which opened last May near Elmwood.
Hot Property
Hot Property: This Oak Cliff Modern Is Walkable to All Your Favorite Places
Just steps from Bishop Arts, the 2,179-square-foot home has a 21st-century feel, with plenty of transitional sensibilities, too.
Food & Drink
La Bodega Brings Rotisserie Chicken and Sandwiches to the Bishop Arts District
The little grab-and-go restaurant boasts a number of inspirations: its neighborhood, its quest against food waste, and of course an ex-boyfriend.
Hot Property
Hot Property: This Mid-Century Ranch in Oak Cliff Is Basically a Treehouse
Wake up to blooming magnolia trees and singing birds—or hang out with turtles at the koi pond—on this .87-acre lot, which backs up to Crow Creek.
Commercial Real Estate
Meet The Couple Playing Real Life Monopoly in Oak Cliff
Redevelopers Jim Lake Jr. and Amanda Moreno-Lake own half a million square feet in the evolving neighborhood.