City Council to Hear About Farmers Market Development Plan Tomorrow

Yesterday morning Eric Nicholson uncovered the plan for the redevelopment of the Dallas Farmers Market. The package will be presented to the City Council tomorrow, February 20, at 1 p.m. See also: – The City Finally Revealed Plans For a Privatized Farmers Market If you don’t feel like reading through…

The Joule Has an Amazing Pastrami Sandwich

It’s been haunting me for weeks now. The memory of perfect pastrami, tucked between two slices of perfectly toasted rye, with sharp mustard that had a serious bite. I’ve sampled a number of different house-cured deli meats around Dallas, and many of them have been pretty good, but this sandwich,…

The Burger King Twitter Feed Got Hacked

Perhaps the multimedia department over at BK took Presidents’ Day off. Or, even more possible, this is the best marketing idea Burger King has had in a decade (outside of that bacon sundae). Update: In a shocking turn of events, Burger King’s Twitter feed has been suspended…

Maker’s Mark Has Changed its Mind

Last week the Chief Operating Officer of Maker’s Mark Rob Samuels announced plans to dilute its flagship whiskey from 90 proof to 84 in response to growing demand globally, causing a near uprising of livers across America. This week, Samuels changed his mind. “We’ve been tremendously humbled over the last…

BREAKING: Mudsmith Coffee Is Currently Under Attack by Pigeons

Mudsmith Coffee, the high-end coffee shop and bar that recently opened on Greenville Avenue, is currently under attack by wild pigeons. According to a customer on the scene, the birds are sneaking in when customers walk through the door, before roosting in the rafters and reigning terror from above…

Seven of Dallas’ Best Restaurant Bars for Dining Alone

Valentine’s Day is here, which pretty much sucks for everyone. If you’ve got a special someone, you’re guilted into going out and having your wallet gutted by a triple-digit, prix fixe, mediocre meal. Have fun with that. If you’re not coupled up, you get to spend the evening alone while…

How Los Torres, an Unheralded Oak Cliff Taqueria, Almost Never Opened

When I interviewed Ramiro Torres about opening his Los Torres, his small taqueria in Oak Cliff and the subject of this week’s restaurant review, I heard something that I hear a lot from new restaurant owners. Torres described a seemingly endless process of inspections followed by repairs to please one…