Voices
Kersten Rettig: Restauranteur is Migrating with Birdie’s Eastside
Jon Alexis, creator and owner of top Preston Hollow and Park Cities restaurants TJ’s Seafood, Malibu Poke, Escondido Tex Mex, and Ramble Room, is expanding again.
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Kersten Rettig: Duro Hospitality is a Coriolis force of the revolving North Texas restaurant scene.
Read moreKersten Rettig: First Look at Mister Charles
Mister Charles is in the former Highland Park Soda Fountain Building, a beloved fixture on Knox Street. Developers kept the façade of the building intact, a far less cost-effective approach than tearing it down and starting over.
Read moreMassage Provides Peace During Dying Days
Cindy Spence, a Preston Hollow neighbor, shares the importance of massage for individuals at the end of their life.
Read moreSparking Your Brain Health Revolution
I have good news – some bad news – and finally great news for you.
Read moreFive Ways to Stay Cool in Dallas
Kersten Rettig: North Texas has some cool, literally and figuratively, ways to beat the heat this summer.
Read moreSide Dishes – The Stars of Summer Gatherings
Christy Rost: When guests bring their favorite side dish, their contributions can lead to the most amazing array of luscious flavors and, oftentimes, wonderful stories behind the recipes.
Read moreLuxury Lodging, Nonstop Flights Lure Discerning Dallasites to Turks and Caicos
Park Cities and Preston Hollow people are creatures of habit. And in our defense, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, right?
Read moreKersten Rettig: A Quick Look at Bobbie’s Airway Grill
Lucky you, Preston Hollow. The intersection of Preston and Royal is rebuilt and thriving since the October 2019 tornado and you have another excellent neighborhood restaurant to call your third place.
Read moreLetter to the Editor
The city of Dallas talks about being “transparent” in all they do. The actual process for the city for traffic light installations is anything but transparent.
Read moreKersten Rettig: Get To Know Nobu Again
Since making its Dallas debut in 2005, Nobu has been a constant bright star in the Dallas dining constellation.
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