Food & Drink

Whataburger is embarking on the new year with reckless sauciness. Spicy ketchup from Whataburger first became a wild fixation in 2012 as a limited-batch offering, then …

If you find yourself in the ‘burbs jonesing for a meal, Eggsquisite Cafe is a fantastic spot for breakfast and lunch. With four locations in Allen, McKinney, Rockwall and Southlake …

Tennis courts across North Texas are being retrofitted into pickleball courts, which really just requires a roll of durable tape. Pickleball a cross between tennis and ping pong …

If you were a younger person living in Dallas in the late 1800s, Mayer’s Garden might have been one of your hangouts. According to archived stories from the

Everybody needs a hero. When Dominick Oliverie decided to retire at the end of December after working tirelessly for 47 years, he thought it would be …

Dallas welcomed a whole slew of new restaurants in 2021. And while it’s always exciting to have something new to try, what happens when a place falls off the ‘hot new places’ list?

Austin used to have parking spots. Lots. Everywhere. And traffic wasn’t bad. One could just drive to a concert at Zilker Park, park in a dirt lot and

Fans of The Great American Hero were crushed last summer when news broke that the colorful little sandwich shop on Lemmon Avenue would close before the end of the year. Now, it seems that 2022 is off to a good start, at least for sandwich lovers. The shop, the last…

After serving the Dallas community for 32 years, Two Sisters Catering is permanently closing its catering business effective Dec. 31.

As 2021 draws to a close, we are looking forward to what we hope will be an amazing 2022. Not only for each of our readers personally, professionally and financially …

Spontaneity in dining is a rare occurrence nowadays. We all have a list of what to eat next, sourced from social media feeds, recommendations from a trusted

A new restaurant has opened in downtown’s West End. Chet’s is an Irish and American pub serving classic fare from both sides of the pond.

Husband-and-wife comedians T.K. Matteson and Kara Kimbrough, are bringing a new kind of comedy club to Dallas this New Year’s Eve.

When we look back on 2021, we’ll remember it as a year where restaurants learned to manage pandemic restrictions, inflating costs and staffing shortages in …