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NorthPark Center and the Dallas Arboretum host March food and wine festivals
Today we’re sharing two upcoming opportunities to sample dishes created by top area chefs paired with wines from around the world. Hosted by Eataly at NorthPark Center and the Dallas Arboretum, both events will also provide a chance to support valued local organizations. Not to mention, they’re happening right in our own backyard.
Community Impact Dallas-Fort Worth
Fish, flan and farm-fresh foods: 6 Dallas-Fort Worth dining updates
Flying Fish serves a variety of seafood options. (Courtesy Allison David/Flying Fish) Looking to try something new in Dallas-Fort Worth? Community Impact highlights new restaurants weekly. Now open. Beyond classic espresso drinks—such as espresso, cortado, cappuccino and Americano—the cafe also features seasonal matcha options, pour-overs and siphon coffee and tea....
Mental Floss
8 Best BBQ Joints in America, According to Guy Fieri
Guy Fieri has tasted his way across the country on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, trying everything from crawfish cheesecake to Neapolitan pizza. But his true passion has to be barbecue: he got his first smoker at age 12, was inducted into the Barbecue Hall of Fame in 2012, and even runs a handful of BBQ restaurants.
WFAA
World-famous Anchor Bar opening in Frisco, Texas
The Anchor Bar, which is home to the original buffalo chicken wing, is celebrating the grand opening of its newest restaurant in Frisco Square.
Community Impact Dallas-Fort Worth
Flying Fish opens second Plano location
A new Flying Fish opened in Plano in a former Dickey’s BBQ space. (Courtesy Larry Richardson/Flying Fish) Flying Fish recently opened a second Plano location, a company news release states. The fast-casual seafood eatery, which was founded by restaurateurs Shannon Wynne and Larry Richardson, serves grilled and fried fish,...
Local Profile
Oak & Stone’s Self-Pour Tap Wall Hits Addison With 50 Brews
Forget waiting for a refill or committing to a full pint of a beer you’ve never tried. In Addison’s ever-growing dining scene, the power is shifting directly into the hands of the guests. Oak & Stone, an elevated American concept, is set to debut its signature self-pour tap restaurant at 5225 Belt Line Road in the summer of 2026, offering a high-tech, tasting room vibe that puts a personalized spin on happy hour. The Addison location follows the brand’s highly anticipated North Texas debut in McKinney this spring, marking a rapid expansion for the Florida-born Artistry Restaurants family. The Immersive Beverage Wall The centerpiece of the 7,000-square-foot space is the immersive self-pour Tap Wall. Unlike a traditional bar where you’re tethered to a menu, Oak & Stone provides guests with a tap card that unlocks approximately 50 rotating handles. Photo: Oak & Stone This system allows for ultimate flexibility: you can pour a one-ounce sample to explore a new craft brew or fill a full glass of your trusty favorite. The selection goes far beyond just beer, featuring: Craft Beers & Fine Wines: A curated, rotating list of local and national favorites. Spirit-Forward Options: Pours of bourbon, whiskey and custom
glasstire.com
Review: “You Are Here” at the Golden Triangle Mall, Denton
It’s not NorthPark, but it’s significant. Organized by “experience producer” Madison Mask and curated by Max Marshall, co-founder and co-director of Giant Runt in Fort Worth, You Are Here is a group exhibition featuring the work of seven sculptors who represent alumni, faculty, and/or current students of the University of North Texas.
CW33 NewsFix
Pitmasters announced for Lone Star Smokeout 2026
DALLAS (KDAF) — The Lone Star Smokeout festival will return for its second year outside AT&T Stadium from April 24 to April 26, 2026. The three-day event will feature 15 pitmasters from across the country alongside musical headliners Riley Green, Koe Wetzel and Shaboozey. The festival combines live music,...
Community Impact Dallas-Fort Worth
Little Joe's Farmstead funds mission with farm-fresh foods
Reid created a menu using organic meat and vegetables to meet the needs of children dealing with allergies or who may be immune deficient due to their cancer treatments. (Heather McCullough/Community Impact) Little Joe’s Farmstead serves farm-fresh foods with all proceeds given to pediatric oncology patients and their families, owner...
hoodline.com
Flower Mound’s Burger Drought Ends With Long Prairie Whataburger
Flower Mound’s long wait for its own Whataburger is finally almost over. Work is underway on a single-story, 3,335-square-foot restaurant at 3201 Long Prairie Road, with the first burgers expected to be served in late spring. The new spot will include two drive-thru lanes and sit on a freshly built multi-restaurant pad near Sagebrush Drive.
whatnow.com
ODD Muse Craft & Kitchen Bringing Comfort Food and Award-Winning Beer to Plano
This spring is shaping up to be an exciting one for Plano beer fans. ODD Muse Brewing has chosen the neighborhood to launch a new taproom experience, aptly dubbed ODD Muse Craft & Kitchen, set to open in the next few months, reports Community Impact. The award-winning brewery is setting...
Dallas Observer
Dallas Chefs: The Prep Q&A With Chef Reilly Brown at Frenchie
Dallas needs to get to know Reilly Brown. The chef has an impressive resume and has recently taken a step towards curating his own style and personality at Park Cities’ restaurant Frenchie. A Bit of Background. The Michigander and Culinary Institute of America grad spent five years at the...
desotoparishjournal.com
NDHS Dazzlers learn from the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders
The North DeSoto High School Dazzlers had an unforgettable experience this past weekend as they traveled to train with the world-renowned Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. The opportunity provided members of the NDHS Dazzlers with professional-level instruction while offering valuable insight into the discipline, preparation, and excellence required to perform at one of the highest levels of dance and entertainment. During the training, the team gained hands-on experience and learned techniques that emphasized precision, teamwork, and performance quality.
Community Impact Dallas-Fort Worth
Stackz Smash Burgers & Cocktails to offer double-patty burgers, boozy milkshakes in Frisco
Stackz Smash Burgers & Cocktails will be a modern smash burger and cocktail concept. (Karen Chaney/Community Impact) Stackz Smash Burgers & Cocktails is set to open soon in Frisco’s The Shops at Starwood, business owner Jasin Burt said. The menu will include double-patty smash burgers, bold house-made sauces, boozy...
restaurantmagazine.com
The Peach Cobbler Factory Continues Rapid Texas Growth with Plano Opening
The new Plano store is set to offer a full lineup of premium, Southern-inspired desserts that have made the brand a household name. Guests can expect the signature 12 flavors of fruit cobblers, 12 varieties of banana pudding, and the famous cobbler shakes. The menu also includes gourmet cookies, brownies, churro stix, and a robust coffee program featuring cold brew and specialty beverages. The Plano store is owned and operated by Louis Mangong and is located at 1025 N. Central Expressway, Plano, TX 75075.
Dallas Observer
Is Little Ruby’s Familiar Pasta and Basic Burger All New York City Has to Offer Dallas?
In the world of restaurants, some places (and menus) are built for function. Little Ruby’s is one of those places. The recently opened all-day cafe was established in New York City by an Australian intent on bringing Sydney’s laid-back, coastal culture to a city where the most significant beach is on Coney Island. It’s since expanded into a handful of neighborhood spots around NYC, creating a culture that doesn’t really exist — OK, maybe in vibes. There is very little that is beachy on the menu. The only nods are mentions of tropical fruits in drinks, an out-of-season watermelon cocktail and a burger named after Australia’s Bronte Beach.