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Palmer’s Hot Chicken pivots as Dallas braces for winter storm

Palmer’s Hot Chicken in Hillside Village is closing its dine-in spot, but fans won’t have to say goodbye to their favorite spicy chicken. With rising costs and a winter storm on the way, Palmer’s is shifting to a ghost kitchen model—so you can still get your fix via takeout, delivery, and food trucks, just 15 minutes away in Garland. The owners are grateful for Dallas’ support through tough times, especially during COVID. What do you think about this change—will you still order from Palmer’s, or does losing the sit-down experience change things for you? #Food #DallasEats #WinterStorm

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Robert Daniels

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Buddy’s Pizza says goodbye to West Michigan

Buddy’s Pizza, the spot that introduced so many of us to Detroit-style pizza, is closing its last West Michigan location this January. After the Portage and Walker spots shut down, the Grand Rapids store on 28th Street is next. That means no more Buddy’s deep-dish unless you make the trip to Metro Detroit. For a lot of locals, the frozen version just isn’t the same. It’s tough to see another Michigan favorite disappear from our neighborhoods. How are you feeling about this closure? Will you travel for your Buddy’s fix, or is it time to find a new pizza go-to? #Food #WestMichigan #BuddysPizza

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Columbus burger spot worth the hype

Biting into a Thurman Burger at The Thurman Cafe is a true Columbus rite of passage. This family-run spot has been serving up jaw-dropping, three-quarter-pound burgers since 1942, and the hype is real—people literally drive in from out of state just for a taste. The burgers are massive, the toppings are wild, and the flavor is next-level. The quirky, dollar-bill-covered walls and the friendly, tag-team service make it feel like you’re part of the family. If you’ve been, what’s your go-to order? If not, who’s up for a burger road trip? #Food #ColumbusEats #BurgerLovers

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Detroit & Ann Arbor chefs make James Beard list

Michigan’s food scene is turning heads nationally—several local chefs and restaurants just landed spots as James Beard Award semifinalists for 2026! Bar Chenin in downtown Detroit is up for Best New Bar, while Ann Arbor’s Echelon Kitchen & Bar is in the running for Best New Restaurant. Plus, four Michigan chefs are recognized in the Best Chef: Great Lakes category. It’s a big moment for our culinary community, and it’s exciting to see homegrown talent getting this kind of spotlight. Which local spot or chef do you think deserves to win? Let’s talk about your favorites! #Food #MichiganEats #JamesBeard

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Michael Morgan

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Columbus says goodbye to Torchy's Tacos

Torchy's Tacos is closing its last two Columbus locations for good on February 3, marking the end of the Texas chain’s short run in central Ohio. For taco fans in the area, this means no more quick trips for their famous queso or creative taco combos. The company says it’s a tough call, but business just didn’t add up. Many locals are already sharing memories and favorite menu items. If you were a regular, what will you miss most? And what should fill the empty spots next? #Food #ColumbusEats #TorchysTacos

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Michael Morgan

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Colorado’s top 3 must-try restaurants right now

Three Colorado restaurants just landed on Yelp’s 2026 list of the 100 best places to eat in the U.S.—and each one brings something unique to the table. Leven Deli in Denver is all about cozy, old-school vibes and legendary sandwiches (the Rachel is a local favorite). Alma Fonda Fina, also in Denver, is wowing diners with creative Mexican dishes and a Michelin star. Over in Aurora, Golden Banh Mi is serving up Vietnamese sandwiches that have locals raving, boasting the highest Yelp rating of the trio. Have you tried any of these spots? Which local eatery would you add to the list? #Food #ColoradoEats #DenverFood

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Robert Daniels

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Dallas stays open for Icegeddon 2026

Even with Icegeddon 2026 rolling in, Dallas isn’t shutting down—local grocery stores, restaurants, and bars are stepping up to keep everyone fed, warm, and connected. H-E-B, Kroger, and Albertson’s are keeping shelves stocked, while spots like Lakewood Landing and Las Almas Rotas promise hot drinks and a place to gather, no matter the weather. Pro tip: if Waffle House is closed, it’s serious! Check your favorite spots’ socials or call ahead, and share any other open businesses you know about. Who else is braving the cold to help the community? #Food #DallasWeather #Icegeddon2026

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Annette Jones

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Delilah brings LA glam to Dallas nights

Dallas is about to get a taste of Hollywood’s glitz—Delilah, the celeb-favorite supper club from LA, is opening soon in the Design District. Imagine Roaring ‘20s art deco vibes, live music, and a no-photos policy that’s kept stars like Beyoncé and Justin Bieber coming back for more. The Dallas location promises the same immersive experience, with dancers and classic American eats (think lobster rolls and tomahawk steaks). Reservations are already flying, so if you want in on the city’s newest hotspot, you’ll need to act fast. Would you be into a no-phones dinner for a little extra privacy and atmosphere? #Food #DallasEats #DelilahDallas

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Annette Jones

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Evansville’s ultimate winter comfort food guide

Nothing beats the Evansville chill like a plate of local comfort food. When the wind bites and you just want something warm and familiar, these hometown favorites deliver every time. Whether you’re craving fried chicken from The Log Inn, a gooey slice at Franklin Street Pizza Factory, or the cozy diner vibes at Nellie’s, there’s a spot for every mood. Even dessert lovers can find solace in warm brownies at Milk & Sugar Scoop Shoppe. Which Evansville comfort food spot is your go-to when it’s freezing out? Let’s swap recommendations and keep each other warm this winter! #Food #EvansvilleEats #ComfortFood

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Annette Jones

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East Austin’s Whataburger gets a $2M makeover

East Austin’s favorite 24/7 burger spot on MLK is about to look totally different! Whataburger is pouring $2 million into a full remodel, swapping out the old-school vibe for a sleek, modern design and fresh landscaping. Construction kicks off this summer and should wrap up by early December. Regulars might notice changes to the curb, storefront, and even the parking lot. No word yet on whether it’ll stay open during the revamp, but it’s all part of Whataburger’s bigger push to update its Austin locations. Would you miss the classic look, or are you ready for the upgrade? #Food #EastAustin #Whataburger

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