Could Dining Out While Dining In Be Coming to Dallas?

Just as the Internet threatens to suck the last bit of personal connection out of humanity, it’s providing interesting ways to bring people together again. Online companies like Uber and Lyft are connecting people who could use a ride with alternatives to impersonal cab services. AirBnB connects weary travelers with…

Crave DFW Founder Steven Doyle Is in Jail on Drug Charges

Crave DFW, the popular restaurant-news site, has been unusually quiet this week, and now we know why: Steven Doyle, the site’s founder, was arrested this week in Farmers Branch on outstanding warrants and drug charges. He’s currently being held on multiple bonds. According to the arrest report, Doyle was pulled…

In Uptown, The Rustic Tries to Go Rural, and Almost Nails It

If Kyle Noonan and Josh Sepkowitz, the pair behind Bowl and Barrel, Mutts and now The Rustic, have achieved anything with their latest restaurant and music venue, it is the creation of the most outwardly Texan space in Dallas. They crammed the venue full of cattle skulls, reclaimed lumber that…

Kitchen LTO 2.0 Announces its Second Chef and Designer

Yesterday, Chef Eric Shelton and designer Stefania Morandi were announced as the two creative minds behind the next iteration of Kitchen LTO. Chef Normal Grimm opened the restaurant last year after winning a similar contest in a dining room designed by Coveal Studios. If you were smitten with Grimm’s cooking,…

Three Sheets Is Coming to Uptown

If, like me, you thought that Three Sheets, the laid-back bar with a penchant for brick-oven pizza, feels a little lonely on Ross Avenue, you might be interested to know a second location is about to open in a much more cozy location. Three Sheets Uptown is expected to take…

In East Dallas, the New Chip’s Is Cheap, Good and Stocked with Local Beer

Like chefs who strive for consistency across each dish that leaves their kitchen, big time restaurateurs try to achieve consistency across multiple locations of their restaurants. They’re trying to create brand consistency in the hopes that customers who have fallen in love with one location will eagerly charge into the…

In Trinity Groves, LUCK Needs More Skill to Survive

Those who have spent the last decade or so calling Margaret Hunt Hill’s namesake a bridge to nowhere are running out of nothingness to shake their fingers at in contempt. Restaurants are sprouting out of a once-barren patch of ground in West Dallas, one after the other, each marked by…

Five New Year’s Resolutions for Dallas Food Lovers That Are Actually Fun

If you’re like most everyone, you’re already having trouble with your New Year’s resolutions. Maybe you haven’t folded yet, but surely the gears of self-doubt have begun to turn, challenging your will to move forward. Eventually you’ll crumble, hanging this year’s resolution in the closet, ready to be dusted off…

Velvet Taco Expands to Fort Worth Tonight, and Tomorrow the World

We all knew it was coming. When I reviewed Velvet Taco last year, owner/partner John Franke told me he had every intension of opening subsequent locations of the restaurant. The only thing that was surprising was how long it took. But tonight the wait ends. The second Velvet Taco will…