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Take it from Greg Artkop, the Garland resident who traveled thousands of miles in Texas.
He started the week of Father’s Day with brisket, turkey, beans and big dreams.
Pizzana is growing solely in Texas, even with its roots in California.
The owner hopes customers don’t notice changes at Shinsei, Lovers Seafood and Perch.
From the outside looking in, it’s almost like the fire never happened at Del’s Charcoal Burgers.
In Dallas, Chido Taco Lounge is now Ella. Its tequila lounge, Customs, is unchanged.
Flamant means flamingo in French, and the restaurant is washed in shades of pink.
The food of the summer is Texas barbecue.
Looking for special shops to make the most of National Donut Day? We’ve got you.
Is it a brunch buffet? Steak dinner? Cocktail, half-price? All are here.
He led the team that named Texas’ 50 best barbecue ts.
Think brisket Frito pie, King Ranch chicken and Wagyu fajitas.
Look to these spots for reliably great food and shorter lines.
Aledo restaurant Dayne’s got a coveted spot in the top 10.
North Texas restaurants and food businesses are left with two options: Absorb costs or them on to consumers.
Pecan Lodge customers were surely surprised when Tom Cruise walked in.
New to the list: Dallas’ oldest Chinese restaurant, a quirky coffee shop, a Mexican spot in Irving and more.
As the Dallas Design District heats up with new restaurants, the storied gastropub makes an exit.
There’s a new way to sample the Korean-Japanese food at Domodomo Kō in Uptown Dallas.
Bartenders from Handshake in Mexico City will mix cocktails for Dallas drinkers on May 31 and June 1. Make your plans now.
