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Fort Worth Vs Bone-In Ribeye: Which Texas Roadhouse Steak Deserves Your Order?
In one corner of the Texas Roadhouse ribeye ring, we have the Fort Worth, a marbled, boneless wonder, coming in at 12, 14, or 16 ounces. In the other corner sits the bone-in ribeye, a whopping 20 ounces of juicy steak cooked right on the bone for an extra punch of flavor. Who will win this steak-off? If you have been wondering whether to order the Fort Worth or the bone-in, we're here to help. Fortunately, we tasted and ranked every Texas Roadhouse steak, so we're confident that the bone-in ribeye is the way to go.
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Pokeworks Planning New Restaurant on West Eldorado Parkway
Pokeworks, the fast-casual chain known for poke bowls and sushi burritos, is planning a new restaurant in Frisco. The location is 5105 W. Eldorado Pkwy., Suite 160, with construction expected to run from March to December 2027. The restaurant will occupy about 1,269 square feet in a new building. The...
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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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Inside Dallas Restaurant News: Guest House Opens in Uptown, New Fort Worth Debuts, and Holiday Pop-Ups Arrive
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. 85°C Bakery Cafe celebrated the grand opening of its newest location at […] The post Inside Dallas Restaurant News: Guest House Opens in Uptown, New Fort Worth Debuts, and Holiday Pop-Ups Arrive first appeared on DiningOut .
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A Turkey and Dressing Tamale Leads the Thanksgiving Tamale Rush in DFW
In Texas, the holiday tamale order goes in before the turkey does. By mid-November the dozens are spoken for, the steamers are running in back kitchens all over town, and somebody in every family has already been told to go pick them up. Tamales are older than Thanksgiving by a...
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Burger Schmurger to Open Second Dallas Location at Preston Road and Forest Lane
Burger Schmurger is heading north. Founder Dave Culwell and co-owner Phil Schanbaum are opening a second location at Preston Road and Forest Lane, near Preston Hollow, with spring 2027 as the target. The exact address and opening date haven’t been announced yet. This will be the first time the...
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How El Chico became a Tex-Mex empire
In 1926, Adelaida Cuellar sold tamales and chili at a stall at the Kaufman County Fair. It was the beginning of a long journey selling Mexican food in North Texas. The family opened their first restaurant in Dallas, El Chico, in 1940. It became a local Tex-Mex empire. Using the...
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Italian feast tops 10 best food and drink events in Dallas this week
An Italian gourmet grocer will close its doors to the public for a store-wide winter-themed shindig complete with cocktails, chef stations, DJ music, and dancing. But the spirited events are many this week, with additional holiday happenings including a champagne tasting and a princess tea party. Stay caffeinated with classes on espresso and latte art. And be sure to let the deserving veterans in your life know about some great restaurant deals in their honor.
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Smoke, barbecue and a cause: White Rock Que returns Nov. 14
White Rock Que (WRQ) returns to our neighborhood on Nov. 14 for its 13th annual barbecue competition to help support the Swiss Avenue-based Dallas Area Rape Crisis Center (DARCC). The competition will take place at the KayCee Club off East Northwest Highway from 4-8 p.m. and will feature pitmasters competing...
Fort Worth StarTelegram
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Thanksgiving Made Easy: Let Central Market Bring the Feast to Your Table
Thanksgiving is a time to slow down, gather with family and friends, and celebrate the traditions that make the holiday so special. From the aroma of a perfectly roasted turkey to table filled with favorite dishes, there’s something wonderful about sharing a delicious meal with the people we love. And this year, Central Market is helping make those moments even more memorable.
QSR magazine
Corner Bakery Cafe Unveils Revamped Prototype in West Plano, Texas
Corner Bakery Cafe has unveiled its first retro-inspired cafe design at its relocated West Plano location, pairing original pieces from its Chicago beginnings with a cost-efficient approach to development. The cafe was built for half the cost of a traditional Corner Bakery cafe. The location offers existing and prospective franchisees...
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Machi Japan to Open Garland Location
Machi Japan is planned for 4802 N. President George Bush Turnpike in Garland, according to a Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing. The 5,900-square-foot project has an estimated construction cost of $300,000. Plans include a new kitchen and dining area, along with mechanical and plumbing work. The work is expected to finish March 1, 2027.
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What happened to this Mexican Buffet in Irving, Texas?
Founded in El Paso in 1958 by Jesse Arrambide Jr., Pancho’s Mexican Buffet became a familiar name across Texas and the Southwest. The chain was known for affordable, all-you-can-eat Tex-Mex meals, including enchiladas, tacos, tamales, and sopapillas served with honey. Customers could raise a small flag at their table to request additional servings, a tradition many former customers still remember.
McClatchy - Fort Worth Star Telegram
Pocho's Mexican Grill opens in Fort Worth
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5 Best Restaurants in McKinney, Texas You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them
McKinney, Texas — a city where the past lingers in red-brick facades and the future hums in every bustling square, where magnolias shade the porches and the laughter of children echoes down Main Street. Here, the architecture is a patchwork of Victorian charm and modern ambition, stitched together by the hands of dreamers, families, and old-timers who remember when the railroad first sang through town. McKinney is a place where the sun sets golden over farmers’ markets, where neighbors greet each other by name, and where every meal feels like a gathering of stories.