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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.
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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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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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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 .
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Jerry Jones' nephew debuts coffee shop in old New York Sub space by SMU
The iconic former New York Sub space across from Southern Methodist University is being amped up as a cool new off-campus hang: Rollin Joe's, an all-day, music-driven coffee and beverage shop, will open at 3411 Asbury St., Dallas, on Friday, November 6. Guests can get an early taste of the...
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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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Baked Alaska Is Back, and Here’s Where to Find It in DFW
Baked Alaska shouldn’t work. You put ice cream in a hot oven, or hold a torch to it, and it doesn’t melt. The trick is the meringue. All those beaten egg whites trap air, and air is a lousy conductor of heat, so the outside browns while the ice cream inside stays frozen solid on its cake base. It’s a little kitchen physics dressed up as a party.
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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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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?