Dallas Observer Food & Drink

01/24/2025

A long weekend of love is upon us. Here are the best places to wine, dine or have an avant-garde Valentine's Day in Dallas.

01/23/2025

Need a book to get lost in and perhaps a drink to go also? We know a place.

01/23/2025

No, these won't taste like Bud Light and Marlboro Reds.

01/23/2025

Dallas has no shortage of lovely dining rooms. Here are some of our favorites.

01/23/2025

The brewery that started as a small operation in Celina is growing with plans to open a new facility later this year.

01/22/2025

We cross-reference the James Beard list with Michelin for anyone keeping score.

01/22/2025

We ordered a full table of pastries just for good measure. Yes, everything is still amazing in their larger space.

01/22/2025

With local collaborations (including Shug's Bagels) and Bullet Proof Coffee, Killer Joe is all the buzz.

01/21/2025

Remember Strictly Tabu? Bacari Tabu serves nostalgia with sides of pizza and jazz.

01/21/2025

We recently learned that Dallas almost missed its lone Michelin star because of ... (wait for it) ... our water supply.

01/21/2025

A kitchen fire put one of our Top 100 restaurants out of commission this weekend. Be sure to go visit as soon as they reopen.

01/21/2025

Good food isn't hard to find if you know where to look (like right here).

Dallas offers a wide range of culinary experiences, from sushi to barbecue. Here's a guide to the best of them.

01/20/2025

This new spot from singer-songwriter Madison King is already a neighborhood favorite.

01/20/2025

Like a sip of a lil' something? Whiskey riots will have lots of fun sips this March.

01/19/2025

Miriam Cocina Latina has expanded to the suburb of Coppell.

The Klyde Warren Park favorite has expanded northward.

01/19/2025

Coffee shops have taken on a new role since the pandemic and the shift toward remote working arrangements.

Need a place to hang out, warm up, chill out or perk up? Maybe all at once. Here are our favorite coffee shops around Dallas.

01/18/2025

If you've driven down Garland Road just a couple of miles south of I-635, you may have noticed a splash of citrus orange among the drab buildings.

Ever heard of café de olla? The traditional Mexican coffee is being poured at Remote Coffee on Garland Road.

01/18/2025

Who doesn’t like discovering and then enjoying a little hidden-away eatery, perhaps slightly off the beaten track and often fulfilling an otherwise underrepresented food niche?

From gas stations to burgers, Haitian food to Mexican sandwiches, here are the gems we've uncovered this year.