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Events

Eataly Dallas To Host Epic Girls’ Night Out

Eataly Dallas will host Festa Della Donna on Thursday, March 6, to celebrate International Women's Day with some of north Texas' top female chefs.

Where to Get Your Mardi Gras Gumbo Fix

Whether you’re going to celebrate Mardi Gras, or you just want to enjoy a hot bowl on a cold day, here are some area restaurants that serve gumbo.

Musings on Travels, Tastes, and Valentine’s Day Apple Tarts

This month’s Valentine dessert was inspired by my visit to France for a Paris Fashion Trip.

Feb. 14 Occasions Worthy of Dinner Reservations

This year, Valentine’s Day is on a Friday, which means restaurants are going to be slammed, and, if you’re not quick about it, you might find yourself at home with a pot of chili mac and a bitter wife. 

Chick-fil-A on Hillcrest to Close for Remodel

The Chick-fil-A at 6423 Hillcrest Ave. will close at 2 p.m. on Jan. 30 for a renovation that is expected to take three to four months.

Meet the Cutest Pizzeria in the Park Cities

Tucked into a nondescript strip of Berkshire Lane just east of Douglas Avenue, Pizzeria Carina unpretentiously serves unpretentious Roman-style pies.

Trova to Pop its Last Cork

The charming, award-winning Preston Center wine shop and restaurant will close its doors for good Jan. 18.

Winter Menu: Chase Away The Chill One Bite At A Time

As much as I love quick meals, once winter settles in, I relish dishes that result from slow cooking.

José is in the Holiday Spirit

Can’t think of the perfect gift for your foodie and drinkie friends? How about a bottle of José’s Cuatro X Cuatro Mezcal.

Kuby’s Sausage House Honored by the State of Texas

Karl Kuby got an early Christmas/Birthday gift this year when the state of Texas recognized him and Kuby’s Sausage House with the Historic Cornerstone Business Award which Kuby’s received from Preservation Dallas.

The Best Cheeseburger I Ever Had

The time between Thanksgiving and Jan. 2 is collectively known as “the holidays,” a time to celebrate religious, secular, and cultural festivities with gatherings, traditional food, and gift exchanges. 

Sing (Or Rather, Bake) It With Me: ‘Here Comes Santa Claus’

At Home with Christy Rost: CHRISTMAS features sweet gifts from the kitchen, sparkling cocktails, Spanish Romesco sauce for a holiday party refresh, a lesson on how to make gift baskets like a pro, an apres ski fondue you’ll want to serve even if you don’t ski, wine pairings, and cookies that kids of all ages will adore.
In Case You Missed It

Steakhouse Coming to University Park in Spring 2025

The space in Preston Commons once occupied by Nick & Sam's Grill is getting new life as Casa Brasa, described in Restaurant Hospitality magazine as a steakhouse featuring a Mexican twist complemented by Japanese-inspired elements.
Philanthropy

Sadelle’s Holiday Boxes Help Families in Need

Sadelle's is selling a Holiday Box that includes enough food for four-to-six people, but will help feed thousands.
Society

Birkins and Bentleys Event Merges Luxury Brands

Nov. 13 event included live music, an exclusive preview of Bentley's latest craftsmanship, several showcases of Hermes Birkin handbags, and a caviar bar

Neighborhood Restaurants Swing on a Star

At long last, the Michelin Guide announced its picks for the top restaurants in Texas on Monday, Nov. 11.

Mario Carbone Is a Good Dude, Let Me Introduce You

Mario Carbone is a good dude. He’s down-to-earth, passionate about food and wants to share that with everyone.
Announcements

Rex’s Seafood Has Its Claws Out

Stone Crab season is upon us and the market will have jumbo ones available while supplies last.
Events

Check Out These Five Fall Foodie Fêtes

Fall is almost here, and there are some amazing tried-and-true foodie fêtes and some new ones to enjoy, too.
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