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Celeste, TX · Food & Drink
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Black Business: Mary’s Twisted Kitchen
Mary’s Twisted Kitchen is where soul food meets a little bit of sass and a whole lot of flavor. It’s a family-owned, South Dallas gem serving up crave-worthy comfort food with a twist! It all started in a food truck, where they dished out their now-famous Smash Bowls, The Chimetime entreé, and Twisted takes on classics like chicken tenders and Philly sandwiches. People in the community couldn’t get enough, and before we knew it, they racked up awards and grew into the takeout-only kitchen you know today.
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Chefs For Farmers 2026: Eight Chefs to Find at Old City Park This Weekend
Chefs For Farmers started in 2010 as one farm dinner for about a hundred people. This week it takes over Dallas for the 16th time, and the idea hasn’t changed much. Iris Midler founded it, and every chef still gets a stipend from the festival to buy from local farms, then cooks something worth the trip.
The Cross Timbers Gazette
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Taste Test: Uptown’s $31 Burger
It’s called the White Burger. The name is not a literal description but a multivalent pun, referring to the “white label” custom blend of beef cuts used, the slice of white American cheese, and the chef, Michael White. White has been serving his burger in New York, London, and Washington, D.C. for years now, a casual calling card for a career that also includes Michelin stars at his past restaurants Marea and Ai Fiori. Both remain open, but White left in 2021 to consult on restaurants in New York, Miami, the Bahamas, and now Dallas.
gotodestinations.com
How This Family-Owned Diner Puts a SWEET Spin on All-Day Breakfast in Plano, Texas
Plano has plenty of places to grab breakfast, but Eddie’s Diner makes a persuasive case for giving the morning meal a little more of your day. At this West Parker Road restaurant, all-day breakfast shares the spotlight with lunch favorites, giving pancake enthusiasts and sandwich loyalists room at the same table.
Fort Worth StarTelegram
escapehatchdallas.com
Panda Fest Returns to Dallas With 150+ Asian Street Foods
<p>Across much of Asia, the best eating happens standing up: on a night-market lane in Taipei, at a charcoal grill in Bangkok, in the steam of a stall that has spent years perfecting a single dish. Dallas doesn’t have that infrastructure, so for one weekend it borrows the format. Panda Fest returns to Carpenter Park, 2201 Pacific Avenue in downtown Dallas, from Friday, November 6, through Sunday, November 8, 2026, with more than 60 Asian food vendors serving over 150 street food options.
Focus Daily News
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This Week in Dallas’ Restaurant News: Tin Star Returns, Chef John Tesar Makes Moves, and Chefs for Farmers Kicks Off
Welcome to DiningOut’s Plate Full of News, your weekly serving of Dallas’ restaurant, bar, and culinary happenings. From buzzy openings and chef moves to can’t-miss events, menu debuts, and industry news, here’s everything you need to know about the city’s dining scene this week. Cheeseburger taco fans, get ready for a gone-but-not-forgotten restaurant favorite when […] The post This Week in Dallas’ Restaurant News: Tin Star Returns, Chef John Tesar Makes Moves, and Chefs for Farmers Kicks Off first appeared on DiningOut .
Timeless Dishes
Plano Food + Wine Festival Returns November 7 With Restaurant Tastings and More Than 100 Wines
Plano Food + Wine Festival returns to Legacy West November 7. Here are the ticket options, restaurant tastings, and different food and wine serving hours. The post Plano Food + Wine Festival Returns November 7 With Restaurant Tastings and More Than 100 Wines appeared first on Timeless Dishes .
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11 Dallas-Fort Worth Restaurants Serving the Best Texas Chili
As temperatures begin to cool, the appeal of comfort foods reaches an all-time high. Soups, stews, and chowders top the list of soul-nourishing, body-warming meals. Texas chili, of course, qualifies as its own category of bowl-and-spoon satisfiers. First and foremost, true Texas chili never, ever, ever has beans in it because the focus should be […] The post 11 Dallas-Fort Worth Restaurants Serving the Best Texas Chili first appeared on DiningOut .
papercitymag.com
5 Most Surprising Dallas Restaurant Closings This Month
Dallas’ restaurant scene is always evolving, but some recent closings have caught us completely off guard. From a beloved Lower Greenville rooftop hangout to an award-winning barbecue newcomer in Allen, several North Texas dining destinations have suddenly called it quits. Whether it was rising costs or unexpected business shakeups, these closures are leaving diners saddened by their loss. These are the most surprising Dallas restaurant closings this month.
culturemap.com
Where to feast on Thanksgiving Day 2026 at Dallas restaurants
The 2026 holiday season is upon us, and Thanksgiving is one of our favorite holidays because it revolves around food, and are thankful for that. The big day of feasting falls on Thursday, November 26, and Dallas-area restaurants are already getting in gear. From fine-dining dinners and traditional turkey plates to glorious brunch buffets and menus with a global twist, there are plenty of ways to let someone else do the cooking.
hoodline.com
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Still Hungry at 2 a.m. on Halloween? Here’s Where Dallas-Fort Worth Eats Lat
The costumes are wrinkled, the fake blood is smeared and somebody in your group just announced they are starving. Welcome to 2 a.m. on Halloween. Good news. Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday, which means the clocks roll back and you get the 1 o’clock hour all over again. Dallas-Fort Worth has some great places to spend it, and we know exactly what we’re ordering at every one.
hoodline.com
Arwa Yemeni Coffee Plots Allen Shop With $345,000 Stacy Road Overhaul
A specialty coffee shop known for traditional Yemeni brews and inventive lattes is planning to land in Allen, with a renovation project on Stacy Road carrying an estimated price tag of $345,000. Arwa Yemeni Coffee is eyeing a space of more than 1,600 square feet for the new location, part of a broader expansion push across North Texas.
papercitymag.com
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John Tesar Lands at Palladino’s
John Tesar didn’t stay unattached for long. Two weeks after his Knife Italian Steak closed at The Ritz-Carlton Dallas, Las Colinas, the Dallas chef has a new job. The Palladino Group has named Tesar its corporate executive chef, putting him over both Palladino’s Steak & Seafood restaurants, the original in New York’s Grand Central Terminal and the new Dallas location at 5959 Royal Lane in Preston Royal.