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Ryan Horne

Dallas fair food goes wild: See the top picks!

Crab & Mozzarella Arancini, Cookie Chaos Milkshake, and Wagyu Bacon Cheeseburger Deviled Egg Sliders—these are just some of the wild creations crowned at this year’s Big Tex Choice Awards! With the State Fair of Texas around the corner, Dallas foodies are buzzing about which treats to try first. The celebrity judges tasted their way through 15 finalists, but you get to try them all when the fair opens September 26. Which one are you most excited to taste? Or do you have your own fair food favorite that always hits the spot? Let’s swap recommendations! #Food #DallasEats #StateFairOfTexas

mary01

Dallas locals’ secret: Best salmon at a steakhouse

Charco Broiler Steak House in Dallas is the kind of place that’s quietly legendary—no flashy marketing, just decades of serving up unforgettable meals. While the name screams steak, it’s the perfectly grilled salmon that has locals raving. This spot is all about comfort: think vintage signs, cozy booths, and a menu that gets straight to the point. Here, every dish—whether beef, chicken, or seafood—gets the same honest, no-nonsense treatment. It’s the sort of restaurant where generations gather, and the food always feels like home. Who else has a favorite old-school spot that surprises you every time? #Food #DallasEats #HiddenGems

Ryan Horne

Dallas loses a beloved dining gem soon

Adelmo’s, a cherished Dallas spot known for its soulful Mediterranean-European flavors, is closing its Inwood location on Dec. 28 due to skyrocketing rent and landlord issues. This isn’t just another restaurant closing—Adelmo’s has been part of countless celebrations and cozy dinners for years. Their Osso Buco, house-made lasagna, and legendary crab cakes have been comfort food for many. With independent restaurants struggling to survive in Dallas’s tough real estate market, it’s a real loss for the community. If you love Adelmo’s, now’s the time to visit, share a meal, and show your support before this chapter ends. #Food #DallasEats #SupportLocal

mary01

Dallas food truck serves up epic clam chowder

Dallas just got a serious upgrade for seafood lovers: the On the Hook Fish and Chips truck is rolling through town, serving up wild Alaskan cod and a clam chowder that’s honestly worth tracking down. The portions are huge, the fish is hand-battered right in front of you, and the chowder’s secret weapon is bacon (plus, it’s loaded with pillowy potatoes and thyme). Even on a hot day, people are lining up for this comfort food. Have you tried it yet, or spotted the truck in your neighborhood? Where’s your favorite spot for chowder or fish and chips in Dallas? #Food #DallasEats #FoodTruckFinds

Annette Jones

Dallas spot crowned Texas’s best casual eatery

Mike’s Chicken in Dallas just snagged the title of Texas’s top fast-casual restaurant, and locals can’t stop talking about it. This isn’t your typical quick bite—think juicy fried chicken (tenders, wings, or even a half bird), two hearty sides, a fluffy biscuit, and dipping sauces that’ll have you double-dipping. The vibe is relaxed, the food comes out fast, and it’s the kind of place you’ll want to bring friends to next time you’re craving comfort food without the fuss. What’s your go-to order at Mike’s, or do you have another Dallas favorite? #Food #DallasEats #FriedChicken

Annette Jones

Dallas Design District’s food scene is on fire

The Dallas Design District has become a true foodie paradise, packed with everything from legendary Italian spots and creative breweries to hidden gems serving up Texas BBQ and next-level Mexican cuisine. Whether you’re craving a cozy diner breakfast, an all-you-can-eat pizza adventure, or a chic night out with steak and champagne, this neighborhood has it all. Locals are loving the transformation—no longer just a place for designers, it’s now a go-to for unforgettable meals and hangouts. Which spot is your favorite, or is there a hidden gem we all need to try next? #Food #DallasEats #DesignDistrict

Jason Wells

Dallas doughnut shops you can’t miss

Dallas is a doughnut lover’s paradise, with creative bakeries serving up everything from 100-layer croughnuts in Denton to mochi-style treats in East Dallas. Whether you’re after a classic glazed, a wild flavor combo like chili cheese burger, or a doughnut stuffed with ice cream, there’s a spot for every craving. Some shops even let you design your own or grab a late-night fix. These sweet spots aren’t just about breakfast—they’re a reason to gather, treat yourself, or surprise your friends. Which Dallas doughnut shop is your go-to, and what’s your favorite flavor? #Food #DallasEats #DoughnutLovers

Robert Daniels

Bishop Arts: Where Dallas Eats Local

Bishop Arts District is where Dallas’ food scene truly shines—think legendary breakfast burritos, fresh-baked pastries, and some of the city’s most creative cocktails, all from independent spots with real character. Whether you’re grabbing a morning croissant, a handroll at lunch, or settling in for a date night with natural wine and tapas, this neighborhood is packed with gems that locals swear by. The best part? It’s still all about small businesses, not big chains. What’s your go-to Bishop Arts spot, and what makes it special for you? Let’s swap favorites! #Food #BishopArts #DallasEats

mary01

Dallas burger scene gets a bold new contender

NADC Burger is shaking up Dallas’s food scene with its no-nonsense approach: just one burger, but it’s a showstopper. Created by Michelin-starred chef Phillip Frankland Lee and pro skater Neen Williams, NADC’s double Wagyu patties, grilled onions, and housemade pickles have locals lining up. The vibe? Think skate culture meets laid-back hangout, with a full bar and loaded fries that are already a hit. With its focus on quality over quantity, NADC is challenging what we expect from a burger joint. Would you trade your go-to spot for a place that does one thing, but does it right? #Food #DallasEats #BurgerLovers

Valerie Hall

Dallas’ Pecan Lodge: Sausage worth the wait

The jalapeño sausage at Pecan Lodge in Deep Ellum isn’t just good—it’s a full-on flavor experience that’s got people lining up around the block. Locals know the wait is part of the ritual, and the payoff is a juicy, smoky sausage with just the right kick of heat. It’s not about fancy décor or hype; it’s about serious barbecue, made the hard way, with no shortcuts. If you’re a fan of Texas BBQ or just love discovering food that’s worth the trip, this spot should be on your radar. Who else has braved the line for that first unforgettable bite? #Food #DallasEats #TexasBBQ