Tag: Dallas

Buffet Food Secrets at Lone Star Park’s Horse Race

Ashli Michelle July 3, 2016 0 Comments
Horse races make loads of people go bonkers. Being a first-timer meant paying attention to the directions of how this fiesta works. There are lots of different horse races, so there's plenty of time to eat and drink between betting a few dollars when you feel lucky. The buffet will cost each person around $30. With this purchase one lucky customer will receive unlimited visits to the buffet, a...

Lunching with Dean Fearing at Central Market

Ashli Michelle May 15, 2016 0 Comments
Dean Fearing recently hosted a media lunch at Central Market where he shared his kingdom of food knowledge with mere mortals. Dean Fearing will be cheffing at the Central Market Lone Star Food Fest in Frisco on May 21st - 22nd. The festival is a part of the inaugural Toyota Texas Fest benefiting the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department, along with youth and urban outreach programs. The...

The Theodore’s Broiled Lobster is Winning

Ashli Michelle April 11, 2016 0 Comments
The Theodore takes dining at a mall to the next level of happiness. NorthPark Center must be jumping for joy to have the tuna melt at Breadwinners, and now lobster-with-coconut-butter excellence at The Theodore. Everyone in Dallas should wake up smiling at the thought of this kind of dish existing. While talking about decor is usually a bore, this time is different. Everything about the inside...

Montlake Cut is Dreamy

Ashli Michelle April 10, 2016 0 Comments
People who hear about chef Nick Badovinus opening a restaurant where John Tesar's Spoon was located, um, probably have massive thoughts of irony smashing through their brains for at least six seconds. No one has the ability to let go of the beef these two chefs have with each other. It was probably super depressing to loads of Dallas food-lovers when Spoon closed...

Just When It Seemed Like A Regular Day… UPS Arrived

Ashli Michelle March 4, 2016 0 Comments
Who knew a UPS truck driver with the coolest 1982 rat tail would make today one of the greatest days in the history of great days? Who knew? UPS knew-- that's who. His walk was in slow motion as he made his way to the front door with a perfectly wrapped package. He then followed all UPS delivery procedures as he gently placed it against the door before ringing the bell. It had to be addressed...