The Best Things We Ate in Dallas This Year
From gumbo to hot dogs, and Italian dishes to bread in Waxahachie, here are our favorite meals of the year.
From gumbo to hot dogs, and Italian dishes to bread in Waxahachie, here are our favorite meals of the year.
A definite upgrade from the Pei Wei that was there.
The new steakhouse has an opulent British flair. Dinner starts with a tea service and can include beef Wellington.
The small locally owned spot has a treasure trove of Italian goodies and is now expanding.
You might think turkey is the most consumed item, but a popular side actually beats it out.
Did you get cornstarch for the gravy? And you thought eight sticks of butter would do? Silly head.
Want to fill up your Michelin passport? Here’s a guide to Dallas.
In this season of being thankful, our food critic shares his gratitude for all the city’s dining scene has to offer.
Wine and liquor were hit with tariffs in the first Trump administration, giving us a peek at what another round could look like.
The celebrity hot spot has finally opened in Uptown at the restored Maple Terrace.
You can skip the oven and still get stuffed. Just grab a table at any of these restaurants on Nov. 28.
A portion of the proceeds from “Cowboys Nuggets” will be donated to The Salvation Army.
Make a layover the best part of your busy travel day.
We can vouch – emotionally – for the mac and cheese here.
From holiday kits to easy-to-reheat proteins cooked by pros, all you’ll need to shake up is a cocktail.
A recent survey asked men about their preference for first dates. Here’s hoping you single ladies like dinner in a bag.
We break bread with Mario Carbone at his eponymous Dallas restaurant.
Al Biernat has passed away. A celebration of his life on Monday, Dec. 2, will be open to the public.
You may be shocked to hear that Frisco has some of the best doner kebabs in Texas.
For just $1.19, you too can experience almost an ounce of holiday spirit, which we wait for all year.
Sure, we’re still sporting shorts in Dallas, but ’tis the season. Because Mariah said so.
You’ll get more money out of the Large Star platter than the Dallas Cowboys are getting out of their roster.