El Famoso recently opened in Irving across Williams Square and the famous mustang statues. The restaurant melds Mexican and Cali-Mex food into something we’re not totally used to in Texas. With a different spin on the menu, El Famoso serves up Mexican comfort food and a great list of drinks. Continue Reading
Granite Park in Plano is poppin’ with new dining spots lately, and Hookline is one of our faves. Hookline’s executive chef Aaron Nelson says his menu is more like Gulf Coast low country, which covers so much from shrimp and grits and oysters to ceviche and deviled eggs. The restaurant Continue Reading
DFW foodies can now be transported to Paris via Toulouse Café and Bar and enjoy mouthwatering specialties a la Française in the sophisticated, French-themed atmosphere. Cocktails and wine, of course! The deluxe selection of wine at Toulouse will make you feel like you’re actually in Europe. If Continue Reading
Veuve Clicquot is bringing their Tour de Texas to Smoky Rose this Saturday (April 7). Join Veuve Clicquot for delicious pairings, fun games, and of course, plenty of discounted Veuve Clicquot champagne (yellow label and Rose) for purchase. Every bottle you buy also comes with a free appetizer (deviled eggs or brisket queso)! Stop Continue Reading
On Sunday, April 8, Sushi Marquee at The Star in Frisco will attempt to break the world record for the largest group sake bomb. Right now, the count is 213. And records are made to be broken, right? On the big day, the thirsty public is invited out to Continue Reading
Everything is bigger in Texas – even the cakes! Beginning Monday, April 30th at 9:30pm CST, Food Network viewers will follow the best Dallas-area bakers as they transform their clientele’s wildest imaginations into extraordinary customized confections. In each of the 10 half-hour episodes, three outrageously talented bakers conceive, create and deliver Continue Reading
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