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Sandoitchi’s and Goldee’s Pop-Up Was Worth Every Minute in Line. Bonus: They’ve Announced Two More Dates

By Chance TownsendApril 27, 2022

Japanese wagyu ribeye and trout roe smoked by Goldee’s pitmasters then laid between two silky soft pieces of white bread was a salivating thought so we gave it try.

Here’s a Tip: Don’t Dabble in Your Employee’s Money

By Lauren Drewes DanielsApril 27, 2022

Last week the U.S. Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division released a statement that Hard Eight Barbecue, with five restaurants in total,

The Ranch at Las Colinas Leans on Locally Sourced Ingredients to Fill Plates

By Maria LawsonApril 26, 2022

A local singer strummed his guitar and poured his heart over the microphone at The Ranch at Las Colinas, while diners enjoyed steak and margaritas.

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Four Decades On, JR Bentley’s in Arlington Gets a Refresh

By Lauren Drewes DanielsApril 26, 2022

JR Bentley’s has a long history in Arlington and has gone through quite a few changes over the decades. The English-inspired pub has always been popular …

Sour Cream Sauce Chronicles: A Not-So Final Goodbye at Herrera’s Café

By Daniel RodriqueApril 26, 2022

As we sipped our mugs of coffee Friday morning in Denton, my wife and I read the shocking-to-many news that Herrera’s Café on Sylvan planned to close later that day …

Chao Nian Gao: A Stir-Fried Rice Cake by Any Other Name

By Hank VaughnApril 25, 2022

Chao nian gao is a Chinese dish from Shanghai that at its core is stir-fried rice cakes (made with glutinous rice flour) and cabbage, typically eaten during the Lunar New Year …

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Paris Baguette: A Tempting Journey to the Register

By Anisha HollaApril 25, 2022

If you think that you’ve had your fair taste of the Asian bakery world, think again …

Culture Clash: Sandoitchi’s Collides with Goldee’s Barbecue for One Day Only

Culture Clash: Sandoitchi’s Collides with Goldee’s Barbecue for One Day Only

By Chance TownsendApril 23, 2022

Normally, Japanese Sando and BBQ sound like two vastly different cultures to work on paper, but when it’s Sandoitchi and Goldee’s BBQ working together – anything is possible.

Herrera’s Cafe on Sylvan Avenue to Close for Good on Friday, April 22

By Lauren Drewes DanielsApril 22, 2022

The Dallas Morning News reported yesterday that Herrera’s Cafe on Sylvan Avenue is shutting its doors after 51 years of business.

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Breakfast Brothers Expands to Red Bird with All-Day Breakfast and Southern Culture

By Alex GonzalezApril 22, 2022

An Arlington favorite is moving closer to Dallas. Known for serving southern-inspired breakfast all day, Breakfast Brothers will open their second location at The Shops at Red Bird next month.

Dragged Through the Garden: Chicago-Style Hot Dogs and Polish Sausage In DFW

By Hank VaughnApril 22, 2022

As a Chicago ex-pat, there are several things missing from my youth growing up in Chicagoland, and lazy afternoons at Wrigley watching the Cubs find yet another way to

10 Best Foodie Finds in Dallas April 21-27: Morning After Brunch, Brewery Games and More

By Alyssa HighApril 21, 2022

Brunch is Dallas’ most defining meal and the Observer is celebrating in style this weekend with our Morning After Brunch. Get tickets soon. Or if your thing is meat, pizza, trivia or crawfish, there’s plenty still. Plus Lowest Greenville is celebrating being Lowest Greenville.

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Zonk Burger Is a Hot Pink Vegan Foodie Destination in Fort Worth

By Anisha HollaApril 21, 2022

In 2019, Zonk Burger started out operating out of the back of a 1994 Ford box truck, peddling vegan burgers and fries. Their goal all along was to create a “veggie burger joint,” inspired by the classic American burger stand. They gained impressive traction in Fort Worth …

Cajun Corner Is a Vietnamese Seafood Speakeasy Hiding on the Flip Side

By Katharine StevensonApril 21, 2022

Cajun Corner is one of a few Asian-run Louisiana-style seafood restaurants in the DFW area. If you’re from Houston or from Louisiana, the combination of Cajun and Vietnamese food, i

Border Backlog Gets Local: ‘People Have to Eat. People are Feeling the Pinch of Higher Prices.’

By Lauren Drewes DanielsApril 20, 2022

A bit of political theater last week by Texas Governor Greg Abbott is playing out at the detriment of small local businesses and consumers.

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Thank You, Doja Cat, for Bringing Back Taco Bell’s Mexican Pizza

By Chance TownsendApril 20, 2022

After a 2-year hiatus, Taco Bell is officially bringing back the Mexican Pizza on May 19.

Cowtown Dogs Looks to Create a Texas-Style Hot Dog

By Lauren Drewes DanielsApril 19, 2022

Matthew Toback saw an opportunity in the local hot dog game. While other cities and regions from coast to coast have their own style – Chicago, Detroit, New York City, LA – Dallas has Sonic.

Kava Culture Brings ‘Social Sober’ to Denton

By Maria LawsonApril 19, 2022

A group of three University of North Texas students click their coconut-shaped ceramic bowls together at midnight on a Friday and yell, “Bula!”

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The 12 Most Exciting New Restaurants in Dallas So Far This Year

By Chance TownsendApril 18, 2022

The spring allergies might upset your nose, but these new spots that have opened up in Dallas will light your tastebuds alight.

An Ode to Ten Bells Tavern: Saving the Best for Last

By Eric MayneApril 18, 2022

There is nothing in this world that exists that is permeant. Your childhood TV shows, your favorite college T-shirt, leftover fastfood from a night of binge drinking, none of it gets out alive.

Dairy Queen Dip Cones are Just 75 Cents Thru April 24

By Danny GallagherApril 15, 2022

It’s starting to look and feel a lot like summer down here. That means it won’t be long before the temperature starts shooting into the 100s and Sen. Ted Cruz to flees to Antarctica. We can dream anyway.

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After a Disastrous First Launch, Fuku Gives it Another Go

By Lauren Drewes DanielsApril 15, 2022

Despite a lot of media hoopla about a year ago that chef David Chang of Momofuku fame was bringing his chicken sandwiches to Dallas, the rollout was a disaster.

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