Annette Jones+FollowDallas’ Garden Cafe: Fresh eats from their own gardenImagine brunching right next to the very veggies and herbs that end up on your plate—at Garden Cafe in Old East Dallas, that’s exactly what you get. This family-run spot has been growing its own produce since 2002, and you can actually stroll through their half-acre garden before settling in for a meal. From lavender lattes to plum pies, everything is made from scratch with ingredients picked just steps away. With patio misters for those hot Texas days and a cozy vibe, it’s the perfect spot for a weekend treat. Who’s been, and what’s your favorite dish? #Food #DallasEats #FarmToTable00Share
Mary Williams+FollowMario Carbone’s Steakhouse Pop-Up Is Here!Mario Carbone just dropped a new pop-up steakhouse in Dallas, and it’s a total vibe. No. 1 STEAK takes over Sadelle’s at night, serving up a killer prix fixe menu (think wagyu steak, crispy onion rings, and dreamy frozen yogurt) for just $59. The best part? You get to watch Carbone himself in action, trimming steaks for the VIP crowd. It’s only here for a limited time, but if locals love it, it might stick around. Who’s in for steak night? #Food #DallasEats #MarioCarbone00Share
Stacy Fisher+FollowDallas restaurants hit with health violationsMoldy utensils, dirty kitchens, and even roaches—recent Dallas restaurant inspections turned up some stomach-churning surprises. Two spots actually failed outright, while seven others need a second look after inspectors found issues like rodent droppings, flies, and unsafe food storage. If you’re dining out in Dallas, these inspection scores might make you think twice about where you grab your next meal. Have you ever checked a restaurant’s health score before eating there? Let’s talk about how much these reports affect your choices—and if you think the city should be stricter. #Health #BodyHealth #DallasEats00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowInside Dallas’ pastry craze: D’Caramel’s viral treatsDallas foodies are lining up for a taste of D’Caramel Patisserie’s next-level pastries, where croissants boast 96 flaky layers and mousse desserts come shaped like coffee beans, coconuts, and even raspberries. Chef Anna Narinan’s creations blend French technique with global ingredients—think Belgian chocolate and Madagascar vanilla—right in Southlake. The shop’s mousse treats are so delicate, people bring coolers for the drive home! Whether you’re into classic almond croissants or want to try a tiramisu disguised as a coffee bean, this bakery is a destination, not just a pit stop. Which pastry would you try first? #Food #DallasEats #PastryLovers00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowSoul Food Cravings? This Dallas Spot Delivers!If you’re ever in South Dallas and your stomach’s growling for some real soul food, you HAVE to check out Tha Neighborhood Kitchen. We’re talking oxtails, catfish nuggets, smothered pork chops, and all the classic sides—collard greens, yams, cornbread, you name it. Super chill vibes, and you can even order on DoorDash or Uber Eats if you’re feeling lazy. Support Black-owned businesses and treat yourself! #Food #SoulFood #DallasEats00Share
Annette Jones+FollowDallas spot makes restroom historyTatsu Dallas isn’t just known for its Michelin-starred dishes—their restroom is now a finalist for 'America’s Best Restroom'! This isn’t your average bathroom: think hand-painted wallpaper, a heated seat, and an automatic lid, plus it’s cleaned after every use. The owners believe a top-notch restroom is as important as the food, and customers agree—they’re snapping selfies in there! It’s wild to think a bathroom could make or break your dining experience. Would you pick a restaurant based on its restroom? Voting ends Friday if you want to help them win! #Food #DallasEats #BestRestroom00Share
mary01+FollowThis Dallas Bathroom Is Next-Level FancyForget the food—Dallas’ Tatsu restaurant is making headlines for its restroom! This spot just made the finals for “America’s Best Restroom,” and honestly, it’s wild. Think koi fish wall art, glowing mirrors, and a super high-tech Toto toilet. It’s like a spa break in the middle of dinner. Voting’s open till August 15 if you want to help them snag the crown. Would you visit a restaurant just for the bathroom? #Food #DallasEats #BestRestroom00Share
Mary Williams+FollowDeep Ellum’s STIRR closes after a decadeSTIRR, the rooftop hangout known for its Stevie Ray Vaughan mural and epic sunsets, has shut its doors in Deep Ellum after nearly 10 years. This spot wasn’t just another bar—it was the launchpad for Milkshake Concepts, now behind local favorites like Vidorra and Serious Pizza. The closure comes as their lease ends, but it’s also part of a bigger wave of changes in Deep Ellum, with other spots like NIWA closing too. What do you think these shifts mean for the neighborhood’s vibe? Are you hopeful about the new places opening up? #Food #DeepEllum #DallasEats00Share
Annette Jones+FollowDallas gets a taste of Texas at Dudley’sHenderson Avenue is about to get a serious upgrade for sports fans and food lovers. Dudley’s Sports Grill, known for its chef-driven Texas comfort food and lively game-day atmosphere, is opening its doors on August 28. Think wall-to-wall TVs, smoky brisket deviled eggs, and a brunch menu that’s already got people talking. The vibe? Rustic Western meets high-energy sports bar, with local art and a patio perfect for Dallas evenings. With its Rockwall location already a hit, do you think Dudley’s will become your new go-to spot for big games and bold flavors? #Food #DallasEats #HendersonAve00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowDallas’ Black-owned food gems you can’t missDallas is serving up some of the boldest, most soulful flavors in Texas, thanks to its iconic Black-owned restaurants. From melt-in-your-mouth ribs at Off the Bone Barbeque to the unbeatable comfort food at Sapor Bistro & Bar, and the vibrant African-Mediterranean fusion at Café Nubia, these spots are redefining the city’s food scene. Each place brings its own twist—think four-cheese mac, spicy jollof rice, and live music vibes. If you love discovering new favorites and supporting local excellence, these are the Dallas restaurants you’ll want to put at the top of your must-try list. Which spot would you hit first? #Food #DallasEats #BlackOwnedBusinesses00Share
