Stories by Brian Reinhart
Restaurant Openings and Closings
The Old Monk Will Open a Second Location in Oak Cliff This Fall
The beloved Henderson Avenue pub is expanding—after only 26 years.
Restaurants & Bars
The Thompson’s Newest Restaurant Makes a Warm First Impression
Little Daisy blends a well-appointed French sidewalk cafe look (on the ninth floor) with a menu that features New Orleans touches and a terrific salad.
Publications
A Historic Bishop Arts Mansion Is Now a Turkish Culinary Embassy
A historic Oak Cliff house that belonged to a Dallas mayor is updated with hummus, pita bread, hookah, and Turkish tea.
Restaurants & Bars
The Best Pizza in Dallas
Does Dallas have its own pizza style? Not really. But there are so many great pies to be found here that it hardly matters there isn’t one to call our own. Here’s a list of our favorites.
Arts & Entertainment
Samuel Adler Looks Back on 70 Years of Writing Classical Music for Dallas Audiences
The composer, conductor, former Temple Emanu-El music director, and longtime teacher also has lessons for us about the importance of creativity to a well-enjoyed life.
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Stories by Brian Reinhart
Restaurants & Bars
Let’s Tally the Disputes Between Dallas Restaurants with Similar Names
ChopShop vs. ChopShop, Hutchins vs. Hutchins, Bisous Bisous vs. Bisou, Hudson House vs. Hudson House, and somehow a bunch more.
Restaurants & Bars
Find Your Next Favorite Bottle at Ampelos Wines in Bishop Arts
And don’t sleep on the “Wine-Dow,” a patio window through which you can order a glass to sip on al fresco.
Restaurants & Bars
Here’s What Food Writing Has Taught Me About Living in a City
You can learn a lot about your city, your neighbors, and the diversity around you by going to restaurants. Specifically, the restaurants you don’t usually go to.
Arts & Entertainment
Here’s Your Opinionated Guide to the Dallas Symphony’s Upcoming Season
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra just revealed its new season. There are plenty of big booming shows, but also more reflective options, too.
Restaurant Reviews
A Lakewood Restaurant Deliciously Answers the Question: What if Ramen Was Italian?
WAYA Izakaya is one of East Dallas' ultimate under-the-radar gems, and its tomato ramen is a standout.