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13 Million Views Later, a 37-Year Old Dallas Restaurant Becomes a Viral Hit

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13 Stellar Rooftop Patios in Dallas

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The 38 Essential Dallas Restaurants, Spring 2025

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Chef Richard Sandoval Is on a Mission to Save the Bees

By Courtney E. Smith April 9

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By Eater Staff April 9

Perini Ranch’s Buffalo Gap Wine and Food Summit to Honor Legendary Chef Jacques Pépin

By Courtney E. Smith April 8

How One of LA’s Most Talented Chefs Injected Life Into Dallas’s Fine Dining Scene

Chef Charles Olalia looked to the Mansion’s history, and Filipino five-spice mix, to reimagine the mainstay’s menu

By Courtney E. Smith April 7

The Hottest New Restaurants in Dallas, April 2025

New this month is a hidden gem of a Mexican spot on Lower Greenville and a grilled cheese menu with lots of cred in Fort Worth

By Courtney E. Smith April 3

Here Are the Dallas 2025 James Beard Award Finalists

By Courtney E. Smith April 2

Dallas Tex-Mex Restaurant Puts Sydney Sweeney, Glen Powell, and John Stamos Dishes on the Menu for Half Off

By Courtney E. Smith April 2

Hooters Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, But Plans to Keep All Locations Open

By Courtney E. Smith April 2

Everything to Know About New Steakhouse Evelyn, Plus March’s Other Splashy Openings

By Courtney E. Smith April 1

The Best Dishes Eater Dallas Ate in March

By Courtney E. Smith March 31

Hudson House Confirms Glen Powell and Sydney Sweeney Stopped In Together

By Courtney E. Smith March 31

John Tesar’s Knife Restaurant and the Highland Hotel in Dallas Just Severed Their Relationship

By Courtney E. Smith March 28

The Zodiac in Neiman Marcus Will Stay Open — At Least Through 2025

By Rachel Pinn March 28

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The Final Jasper’s Steakhouse Is Gone Forever, Plus More Dallas Restaurant Closings

By Courtney E. Smith March 27

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14 Iconic Dallas Dishes Locals and Tourists Must Try

By Eater Staff March 26

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Keith Lee Knows Opening His Own Restaurant Will Be Tough

By Amy McCarthy March 25

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Where to Eat a Great Brunch in Dallas for Easter

By Courtney E. Smith March 25

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Where to Eat in Arlington

By Courtney E. Smith March 25

What to Eat at Arlington’s Globe Life Field, Home of the Texas Rangers

By Courtney E. Smith March 24

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Easy Bars and Restaurants for a First Date in Dallas

By Courtney E. Smith and Rachel Pinn March 21

Sake Week Comes to Dallas and Austin With Menus for Every Budget

By Courtney E. Smith March 20

Two Dallas Chefs Fuse Together an Unlikely Pairing — Bagels and Cuban Sandwiches

By Courtney E. Smith March 19

Culinary Delights Abound this Spring at These North Texas Food and Wine Festivals

By Courtney E. Smith March 18

The Most Delightful Dallas Patios

By Rachel Pinn and Courtney E. Smith March 17

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The Essential Downtown Dallas Restaurants

By Courtney E. Smith March 14

The Best Bars in Dallas

By Courtney E. Smith and Kevin Gray March 13

Bridging the Gap in South Dallas at Ruthie’s Cafe

By Courtney E. Smith March 12

The Most Anticipated Restaurant Openings in DFW for Spring and Summer 2025

An all-star team join a mysterious spot, plus an all day cafe focused on French fare and a croquette and cocktails bar

By Courtney E. Smith March 11

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The 15 Essential Restaurants in Plano

By Courtney E. Smith and Didi Paterno March 10

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DFW’s Best Irish Restaurants and Pubs

By Courtney E. Smith and Alaena Hostetter March 7

Fire Couldn’t Stop This Dallas Barbecue Boss. Baby Back Shak Is Back.

From ashes to smoke, this Cedars barbecue joint recovered from a catastrophic fire one year ago

By Kristina Valdez March 5

Inside Tim Love’s 25-Course Anniversary Menu Opus at Lonesome Dove

Here’s a look at five of the dishes he’ll be serving

By Courtney E. Smith March 4