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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 23, 2026
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Popular Dallas matcha shop Hyphen Space expands into bigger digs (opens the original)
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A popular matcha shop near Deep Ellum that has also served as a coworking space and art gallery is on the move: Hyphen Space is relocating to a larger space across the street from its current home at 4100 Commerce St. #6. The new location, at 4131 Commerce St., is slated to open in November, with room for about 60 guests, an expanded bar, an art gallery, merchandise, and an upstairs lounge. Co-owners Alyx Nguyen and Vivian L. launched the business in 2020 as The Boba Plug, a pop-up featuring uni
West Dallas gets new Spanish-Peruvian restaurant with big-name chef (opens the original)
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A new restaurant with a high-profile culinary director will bring Spanish and Peruvian flavors to West Dallas: Called Ulloa’s, it is coming to 727 Fort Worth Ave., with a projected opening in March 2027. The concept is from philanthropists Susan and Woodrow Gandy, who were previously investors in the historic Belmont Hotel just around the corner. They've teamed up with Dallas celebrity chef Kent Rathbun as culinary director, along with Christopher Tunnell as general manager to lead the front of
Dallas indie bookstore opens new chapter with Bishop Arts expansion (opens the original)
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Dallas' Wild Detectives is the kind of independent bookstore driving a revival of its industry. It’s a space where customers can gather, work, sip, snack, meet authors, and, of course, buy books. The venue has become so popular that it has debuted a sister location at 321 N. Zang Blvd. The new store opened softly earlier in September and has a grand opening slated for early October. The second Wild Detectives, dedicated to nonfiction books, is located just a few hundred feet from the Eighth Stre
Michelin-recognized chef brings Korean barbecue to Dallas' Bishop Arts (opens the original)
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Prime beef at Min's will be served with Korean side dishes, dipping sauces, and fresh garnishes. An upscale steakhouse featuring premium Korean barbecue is coming to 634 W. Davis St. in Bishop Arts, a space formerly occupied by Berkley’s Market, which closed in 2024. Min’s Prime Cut Korean Steakhouse, from owners Minji Kim and her husband, Ben Lee, is expected to open by November. The couple shares a 20-year history opening restaurants together, starting in Seoul, South Korea where their Min’s K
Beloved Oak Cliff chocolatier CocoAndré makes sweet comeback in new shop (opens the original)
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CocoAndré was an Oak Cliff staple before it closed in 2023. Now it's back with a bigger shop. The sweet Oak Cliff staple CocoAndré Chocolatier & Horchateria, founded by mother-daughter duo Andrea and Cindy Pedraza, is back in business after a three-year closure, now in an expanded 5,000-square-foot space at 423 Centre St. Their story began in 2009 after both women lost jobs during a recession. Andrea, who had worked in a chocolate factory for 25 years, teamed up with her daughter Cindy, who had
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