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CraveDFW is a Dallas–Fort Worth–focused lifestyle and dining publication centered on food culture, restaurants, and local experiences across North Texas.
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Oktoberfests, Idina Menzel and the State Fair: Your Big DFW Weekend Guide (opens the original)
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North Texas doesn’t do quiet weekends in late September, and this one might be the busiest of the fall. The State Fair opens Friday. There’s a German festival in McKinney, a Broadway legend at the Meyerson, a honky-tonk headliner at Billy Bob’s, a baseball team that dances between pitches and the Indigo Girls downtown on Sunday night. Here’s how to pace you
Austin’s MML Hospitality Is Coming to Dallas Six Restaurants Deep (opens the original)
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Austin’s MML Hospitality spent years eyeing Dallas. Now it’s here, and it has a list. The company is run by Larry McGuire, Tom Moorman and hotelier Liz Lambert. McGuire and Moorman opened their first Austin restaurant, Lamberts, in 2006. Today MML runs more than 25 properties in Austin, i
French Laundry-Trained Chefs Open Insurgent at the Dallas Farmers Market This Fall (opens the original)
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Sam and Gabby Lopez had the résumés for a traditional path. Both trained at The Culinary Institute of America. Both put in time at The French Laundry and Bouchon Bakery. Then they left corporate kitchen jobs in Chicago in January 2022, moved to Sam’s hometown of Denton an
Shady’s Burgers Turns 10 in Lake Highlands, and the Party Runs Through Sunday (opens the original)
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Shady’s Burgers & Brewhaha started with five neighbors, a backyard fire pit and a few beers. That was 2012, in the Canyon Creek neighborhood of Richardson. Greg Cooney, Don Bouvier, Anthony Bolner, Dave Swiney and Steve Gumbert were sitting around
Isaac Rousso Brings Fair Park’s Old Mill Inn Back to Life (opens the original)
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The paddlewheel is turning again at Fair Park. If you grew up going to the State Fair, you know the Old Mill Inn by sight. It’s the timber-and-stone building on Grand Avenue with the big water wheel out front. After the pandemic it went dark and stayed that way for years. This fair season it’s open again as a full-s
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