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It’s Your Choice at Yourway Burgers & Wings →  November 28, 2011

In a market saturated with burger joints, Yourway Burgers & Wings attempts to set itself apart by allowing you to customize your burger to your liking. Similar in concept to Which Wich®, an order form is provided to prompt you on various options from bun (plain, wheat, jalapeno, sourdough, etc.) to patty (1/3 pound beef, [...]

The Dallas Twin Towers That Never Were →  November 23, 2011

Without a doubt, Bank of America Plaza is one of downtown Dallas’s most recognizable buildings. The 72-story architectural giant has been the city’s tallest building since 1985 and is the 22nd tallest building the country. It’s green neon outline, which is said to have been chosen to resemble the color of money, is unmistakeable on [...]

The Texas Theatre to Reenact “JFK Day” →  November 19, 2011

48 years ago, on November 22 at around 2 p.m., Lee Harvey Oswald was arrested at The Texas Theatre in Oak Cliff on suspicion of assassinating President John F. Kennedy. On November 22, 2011, The Texas Theatre will reenact history by screening the same films that were playing that day — at the exact same [...]

Black Friday 2011: The Deals Worth Fighting People For →  November 16, 2011

A major US city is no place to mess around when it comes to Black Friday deal-hunting. Dallas is no different, so I took the liberty of compiling my Black Friday picks into one chaotic article. Only stores located in the DFW Metroplex are listed, but almost all of them are national chains. Be forewarned: [...]

Veterans Day Parade →  November 14, 2011

Thank you to local filmmaker, Todd Kent, for capturing the Veterans Day Parade in downtown Dallas last week (November 12, 2011). His video features highlights from the parade:

Vacation Options Abound at the Convention Center →  November 14, 2011

Hundreds of tourism ambassadors set up shop at the Dallas Travel & Adventure Show on Saturday on Sunday, and each one had a good reason to lure you to their part of the world. Booth tenants offered passers-by pamphlets, maps, coupons, and almost every kind of sponsored freebie gadget you can think of. Raffles for [...]

I Love Rusty…Taco →  November 12, 2011

Have you been to Rusty Taco yet? If not, you should the next time you get a chance! I love it when a restaurant keeps it simple while creating a great niche for themselves. Simply put, Rusty Taco is a joint that serves tacos, breakfast tacos, beer and delicious margaritas. What more do you need?! On my last visit I enjoyed two [...]

Burger Island Serves ‘Em Big, Round, and Juicy →  November 12, 2011

If you live in the Dallas area, chances are you’ve at least driven past a Burger Island restaurant. Several of them exist, and as far as I know, they are mostly loosely affiliated, independently owned stores with similar menus. I met my business partner for lunch at one of the newer locations — the one [...]

Dough: The Dallasing Review →  November 6, 2011

I was completely unaware of the Dallas opening of Dough Pizzeria Napoletana. Despite all the praise heaped upon this San Antonio-based chain (since its 2007 inception) by The Food Network, Food & Wine Magazine, Texas Monthly, and more, it didn’t even register as a blip on my new restaurant radar. I first became aware of [...]

A Streetcar Named Matilda →  November 3, 2011

Ever ride the trolley in Uptown Dallas? The McKinney Avenue Transportation Authority (MATA) runs heritage streetcars up and down McKinney and Cole Avenues. These trolleys run every fifteen to twenty minutes, seven days a week, and best of all, they’re free to ride. Each trolley is a museum piece, with its own character and history: [...]