Restaurants

The bagel tsunami continues in North Texas.

A new deli has opened in the Bishop Arts District.

Need something sweet for Valentine’s Day?

Need something warm and indulgent today? Of course you do.

A new steakhouse and a couple of other restaurants have recently opened in the West End.

We finally got to check out Herby’s Burgers in the Elmwood neighborhood of Oak Cliff.

Speak in Rockwall is channeling the Roaring ’20s (1920s, that is).

There’s a new souffle pancake in Frisco that you should see about. Soon.

If you’re a fan of Korean snacks, Frank Seoul is worth exploring.

There’s a new style of pizza in Oak Cliff.

The group behind Beverly’s and the Clifton Club have a new seafood brasserie. Here’s a first look along with photos that will likely make you want to book a reservation.

Urbano Cafe is closing at the end of January after 15 years in East Dallas.

NDA Brasserie and yet-to-be-named Japanese-inspired restaurant are projected to open in the Harwood District later this year.

If you fancied Isla in the Bishop Arts District, you have about 11 days to visit.

Keith Lee visited Halal Fusionz in Dallas yesterday, and we did recently also.

Columbian Country Club is a swanky bar with speakeasy vibes.

Aside from the burgers, try one of the boozy milkshakes, like the Attitude Changer with vodka and Godiva liqueur. Raise your hand if you need a change of attitude too.

This elevated twist on the popular Nouveau Bar & Grill in Atlanta will serve brunch and comfort food that might just be worth throwing a party in the middle of the day for.

The West End has added a couple of new restaurants recently, including Jack Ruby’s Saloon & Grill.

Two birds, one Little India. Get your groceries and a fine dining meal in one stop.

Greenville Avenue is rolling in sweet options.

It’s King Cake season.