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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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Chilangos Tacos Founder To Open a New Dallas Taqueria in Lower Greenville — Inside Mexico City-Inspired Tacos Richy
The Prime Ribeye Gaonera at Tacos Richy pays homage to the gaonera at Mexico City’s Taquería El Califa de León, which became the first taquería anywhere to earn a Michelin star in 2024. (Photo by Andrew Juarez) The Volcán is a five-inch corn tortilla crisped over...
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Good Food For Less Than $10? This Allen Resident Is Mapping It
A $15 salad or a $20 burger has sadly become the norm. But Jay Park thinks affordable meals are still out there. The challenge is knowing where to find them. After being laid off from a major technology company, where he spent 18 years and led its AI task force, the Allen resident turned his attention to a problem he had noticed for some time: finding a genuinely good meal for less than $10. That search became CheapFoodMap.com , a free, crowdsourced map of affordable dishes at independent restaurants across the country. The site has grown to more than 2,000 listings nationwide, including a strong presence in Dallas-Fort Worth. Jay has also made a point of visiting restaurants himself and sharing discoveries through social media. His goal is to help diners stretch their food budgets while directing business toward locally owned restaurants that may not have the advertising resources of national chains. Finding The Deals Hiding In Plain Sight Jay said the idea grew out of the frustration of seeing higher prices become commonplace and wondering where people could still find a satisfying meal without spending $10 or more. “Once I started looking, they absolutely existed — mostly small, locally
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Mixed Bag of Restaurant News
Some weeks the big openings get all the attention, and the smaller news slips through the cracks. Here are five stories from around Dallas-Fort Worth worth knowing about this week, from a barbecue goodbye in Allen to a sushi factory in southern Dallas. Vaqueros Texas Bar-B-Q served its last plate...
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Chef Nick Badovinus Celebrates 30 Years in Dallas, From Neighborhood Services to Town Hearth
Nearly 30 years after arriving in Dallas with little more than culinary school training and a desire to learn, chef Nick Badovinus has become one of the city’s most influential restaurateurs. In 1996, after completing a one-year program at the Western Culinary Institute in Portland, Oregon, the then-25-year-old packed everything he owned into the back […] The post Chef Nick Badovinus Celebrates 30 Years in Dallas, From Neighborhood Services to Town Hearth first appeared on DiningOut .
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Yella Beezy murder trial's 2nd week wraps with defense cross-examining lead detective
Rapper Yella Beezy's trial is underway for the 2020 murder of rival Dallas rapper MO3. On Thursday, Dallas Police Det. Eric Barnes returned to the stand and walked jurors through a feud timeline that he said led to MO3's death. Prosecutors also introduced text messages to try to prove Yella Beezy (a.k.a. Markies Conway) paid convicted gunman Kewon White to carry out the murder.
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Celina Star Cafe Owners Are Bringing A New Brunch Spot To Preston Road
A fter nearly a decade of serving breakfast and lunch at Celina Star Cafe , the family behind the longtime local diner is preparing something a little different. Brunch Factory, a new upscale breakfast and lunch concept, is planned for Celina West along Preston Road, near Costco. Unlike the familiar small-town atmosphere of Celina Star Cafe, the new restaurant will feature a more modern setting, alcoholic beverages and a menu that puts a fresh spin on traditional brunch favorites. For owner Toni Mehmedi and his family, the project is about more than opening another restaurant. It's an opportunity to grow alongside the community they've served for nearly 10 years. "Being in Celina 10 years, living in the growth, experiencing the growth, it's just something we would love to give Celina residents, from the ones that have been supporting Celina Star since day one to the new ones that are moving here following the growth," the owners told Local Profile . A New Take On Brunch While Celina Star Cafe will maintain its cozy, small-town diner identity, Brunch Factory is designed to offer a more elevated experience, with additional space, creative beverages and a different atmosphere. "Celina Star is always going
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Lita’s La Mexicana to Close Its Plano Location After 10 Years; Plans a “New Chapter” Announcement
Lita’s La Mexicana is preparing to close its Plano restaurant at 7224 Independence Parkway in November, ending a 10-year run, Community Impact reported. The restaurant’s next step remains unclear: the outlet said staff plan to make a separate announcement about a “new chapter,” but no details have been reported.
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Pokeworks Plots Second Frisco Location With $120K Parkway Towne Crossing Revamp
5101 Eldorado Pkwy — Approximate Site of Proposed Second Pokeworks. A second Pokeworks restaurant is headed to Frisco, with state filings pointing to a spot in the Parkway Towne Crossing shopping center at 5101 Eldorado Parkway, Ste. 160. The filings describe a roughly $120,000 renovation project that would convert a 1,269-square-foot retail space into the Hawaiian-inspired poke chain's newest outpost.
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What Denton house cleaning reviews say about deep cleans
Top 3House cleaning · Denton, TX·Checked Nov 7, 2026. A Denton deep clean can mean very different things depending on the rooms, the grime and the deadline. We read the reviews for 3 options and found the questions worth asking before the work begins.
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Denton's Chiloso Mexican Bistro Closes Loop 288 Spot After 11 Years
Chiloso Mexican Bistro has closed its Denton location off Loop 288, ending an 11-year run in the city, according to Community Impact. The restaurant announced the closure on its social media page, and the counter-service spot known for build-your-own Mexican dishes is no longer serving customers at that address. According...
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Sprouts Farmers Market Plants $4.9 Million Store on Anna's Booming U.S. 75 Strip
A new Sprouts Farmers Market is headed for the intersection of U.S. Highway 75 and Rosamond Drive in Anna, with construction on the $4.94 million grocery project slated to begin December 7. The store is expected to cover more than 23,000 square feet once finished, part of a wave of retail development reshaping the fast-growing Collin County city.
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2026 Thanksgiving Restaurant Offerings in Plano, Texas
Celebrate Thanksgiving in Plano, Texas with a variety of delicious dining options for the whole family! From traditional Thanksgiving feasts featuring roasted turkey and all the fixings to festive brunch buffets, upscale holiday dinners, and convenient takeout meals, Plano restaurants offer something for everyone. Thanksgiving Brunch at Copper Creek. Enjoy...
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Corner Bakery debuts retro design at West Plano location
Corner Bakery Cafe is bringing a piece of its Chicago history to Plano with a new retro-inspired design at its relocated West Plano location. The cafe, located at 2100 Dallas Parkway, Suite 126, features original artwork and decor from the company’s early days, including the iconic T-shaped sign from its first Chicago location.
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The Founder of Sky Rocket Has a New Bar—and a Thrilling New Burger
Scott Wagner has a screw loose. That’s his immediate answer, at least, to the question, “Why open a restaurant again?” We’re talking on day three since he quietly opened the doors to his new burger-and-chicken-tenders joint, Swaggy’s, on Preston Road in North Dallas. (Important: it’s in the same strip mall as Deli News.) Wagner is already dropping a smashed cheeseburger with a charred-to-crunchy cap that’ll put stars in your eyes.