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Everyone In Texas Should Experience This Legendary Mexican Restaurant With A History Worth Tasting

What does it take for a restaurant to become part of a state’s food identity? In Texas, one legendary Mexican restaurant has had more than a century to figure that out. Its signature cheese enchiladas have been making their way to hungry tables since long before Tex-Mex became the household name it is today.

Dallas, TX · 4d

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Forget Walmart, This Texas Discount Supermarket Has Bulk Bins And Deals Worth Checking Out

The doors at this grocery store never lock. It stays open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and the employees own the company. That second part gets me every time. I like how a supermarket can offer low everyday prices without requiring a membership card, while still providing optional digital coupons for extra savings.

Carrollton, TX · 3d

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5 Best Restaurants in Garland, Texas You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them

Garland, Texas — a city where the sun leans golden on tidy neighborhoods, where the laughter of families drifts through live oak canopies, and where the scent of barbecue and cinnamon rolls mingles with the promise of something soulful on every corner. Here, the architecture is a patchwork: pastel bungalows, bustling plazas, and the steady sprawl of new arrivals and old-timers, all stitched together by the pulse of community and the hum of possibility.

Garland, TX · 4d

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This Addison Buffet Is Where Texas Seafood Lovers Go All-You-Can-Eat On Sashimi, Crab Legs, And Hibachi

Some people plan road trips around ball games or concerts. Others plan them around a buffet line with sashimi, crab legs, and hibachi, and they are not shy about it. In Addison, a busy town just north of Dallas, one Japanese buffet has earned that kind of loyalty, with fans driving close to an hour and even flying in from Boston and Canada. With more than 3,000 Google ratings and a 4.2 star average, this spot has clearly built a following.

Addison, TX · 2d

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This Tiny Dallas Grocery Store Quietly Makes Sandwiches Texans Call The Best In The State

A little Italian grocery in East Dallas holds a 4.8-star rating across more than 3,000 Google reviews. Sandwiches get mentioned in those reviews more than anything else. That includes the wine, the cannoli, and the house-made sausage. The menu reads like a road trip through old-school delis. There’s Italian beef...

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Folks Still Line Up For Fried Pies At These 4 Texas Roadside Bakeries

Some Texas road trips are planned around scenery, and some are planned around a hand-held pie with a crimped edge. Fried pies have a long history in Southern kitchens, and a handful of highway bakeries still turn them out every single day. The four stops below sit right off I-35,...

Gainesville, TX · 3d

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You’ll Barely Be Able To Take A Bite Of The Massive Burgers At This Tiny Texas Cafe

In Arlington, Texas, there’s a cafe serving burgers so massive that your jaw will need a moment to process what it’s looking at before it can even begin to process the burger itself. Al’s Hamburgers is that cafe, and it’s been quietly making Arlington a better place one...

Arlington, TX · 2d

TheStreet

Denny's restaurants franchisee files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

EYM Diner of DFW filed for bankruptcy protection in a Texas court.

Dallas, TX · 2d

fwtx.com

A Fort Worth Guide to Texas Red

Chili is splattered all across the history of Fort Worth, from the chuck wagons on the Chisholm Trail to the invention of chili powder at Pendery’s. It fuels our football fans and our Frito pies — and there’s nothing like a belly-filling bowl of red when the weather turns cold (finally). Chili is bold and unpretentious, a hard-working meal that stands on its own … a lot like Texans themselves. But first things first: beans or no beans?

Fort Worth, TX · 1d

Yahoo!

North Texas lost at least 13 restaurants in the last two months

At least 13 restaurants and bars in Dallas-Fort Worth shuttered in the last two months. The closures were attributed to reasons including owing of back pay in rent, poor sales and landlord disputes. A few of the businesses had been open for decades, while some hadn't been open for a year.

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Lakewood's Sweetgreen Closes for Good Thursday, Staff Reassigned Across Dallas

Sweetgreen's spot in the Lakewood Shopping Center is closing for good on Thursday, capping a four-year run at the corner of Gaston Avenue and Abrams Parkway. The salad chain's staff will clock out one last time after a shortened final shift, from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., before the doors shut permanently.

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A Tattoo Parlor and Fried Bologna Sandwiches Await at This Wonderfully Weird Texas Biker Bar

Some of the best stops in Texas look like nothing special from the road, and then you walk inside and forget what time it is. Picture rows of shiny custom motorcycles, a band warming up out back, and a sizzling fried bologna sandwich landing in front of you. Add a...

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Expect a Packed House at This Dallas, Texas Jewish Deli for Meat-Loaded Corned Beef Reubens

Some Dallas lunch crowds are a warning sign, and others are a promise. In North Dallas, there is a deli where the booths fill up early, the bagel case can run low on favorite flavors, and the line keeps moving anyway. The reason is simple: stacked corned beef Reubens on...

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Focus Daily News

H-E-B to feed thousands a FREE meal in DFW With Feast of Sharing Event

DALLAS – H-E-B/Central Market announced this year’s Feast of Sharing dates for Dallas and Fort Worth. The Dallas Feast of Sharing will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 18 from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Centennial Hall at Fair Park, and the Fort Worth event will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 11 from 3 to 7 p.m. on the lower level of Ariat Arena (formerly known as Dickies Arena).

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Award-Winning Partenope Pizza Eyes December Opening in Fort Worth

After more than a year of waiting, Fort Worth pizza fans may finally get their hands on Partenope’s award-winning Neapolitan pies by the first week of December. The Naples-style pizzeria has been working to open a restaurant at 2949 Crockett St. in the West 7th Entertainment District, and new pizza ovens shipped straight from Italy have arrived.

Fort Worth, TX · 2d

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Where to Find the Best Pies in Dallas-Fort Worth, From Classic Bakeries to Holiday Favorites

Much like people proclaim they’re “cat people” or “dog people,” a long-standing debate exists between “cake people” and “pie people.” Yet as the holiday season gets into full swing in the coming weeks, it’s nearly impossible not to become a pie person, even if only temporarily. If you feel like you’re seeing more pies on […] The post Where to Find the Best Pies in Dallas-Fort Worth, From Classic Bakeries to Holiday Favorites first appeared on DiningOut .

Dallas Observer

This $14 all-you-can-eat brunch proves Uptown Dallas still has a soul

From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Dallas one of a kind, Dallas Observer is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. Thomas Avenue Breakfast Company (aka TABC Tavern) recently introduced its $14 all-you-can-eat...

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These 11 Texas Suburban Restaurants Prove The Best Food Isn’t Always In The Big City

Some of the best restaurants in Texas aren’t found in bustling downtown districts. They’re tucked away in suburban neighborhoods, historic buildings, and charming small-town streets, serving food that gives people plenty of reasons to make the drive. Imagine enjoying chicken-fried steak inside a historic cotton gin overlooking the...

Plano, TX · 3d

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Know Your Pecan Pie and Where to Find the Good Ones

Pecan pie has been the official State Pie of Texas since 2013, when the Legislature passed a resolution saying no dish says “Texas” more sweetly. It took a while. The Texas Siftings humor paper was already calling pecan pie worthy of being a “real state pie” back in 1886, and the pecan has been the state tree since 1919.

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