Dirk ist glücklich über diese beiden
by Steven Doyle
The Common Table, one of Crave’s favorite brew pubs in Dallas (OK, we like ’em all) is celebrating its one year anniversary. Traditionally the one year gift is paper, but they plan to host so much more. Read on my friends for another chance to see Jeff Fryman and Corey Ponds in lederhosen:
Filed under beer, Cicerone, Crave Girl, Events, Music, Party!, Steven Doyle, Wine
By Crave Staff
Everyone is invited to drop by for a taste of the new summer menu with Blythe Bites and cocktails at the 2nd Annual Central 214 Memorial Day Patio Party, set for the evening of Sunday, May 29, from 6pm-9pm. Continue reading
Filed under chefs, fun with food, Music, Party!
Primebar Interior
by Steven Doyle
Soon you will have more brew options in Dallas’ sexy Uptown with a few new concepts about to emerge on the scene that will excite some and prove to others that our local economy is on the upswing.
In the old Maguires Uptown location we will soon be able to enjoy the beautiful Chicagoland import Primebar. Labeled as a contemporary ale house or urban lodge, Primebar is a bit elegant with sleek lines and warm tones and offers over 40 craft beers on tap and a decent wine selection. The menu is mostly of the two-fisted variety as you will find upscale burgers and sliders (imagine that) along with a few other notable entrees under the local and fresh moniker. Continue reading
Filed under beer, fun with food, Music, Nightlife, Steven Doyle
by Crave Staff
It’s got rock. It’s got gospel. It’s got soul. And oh my, the dancing! In a dream collaboration, Dallas Theater Center and Dallas Black Dance Theatre, the city’s oldest continuously operating dance company, fill the Wyly Theatre with dancing, singing and laughter for the dazzling musical that won seven Tony Awards when it opened on Broadway in 1975. Continue reading
Filed under Arts, Arts District, Music
by Crave Staff
We were just reminded that Cinco de Mayo is just days away and we haven’t prepared any piñatas of our favorite food critics, but we do know of a few cool places to celebrate. If we think of any more we will add to the list later in the week. Continue reading
Filed under beer, Cultural Exchange, Events, Mexican Food, Mexico, Music
by Bryan Coonrod
Not as much of a normal band but more of a concept with rotating artists filling in as musicians on each release. Originally starting out as a studio band for the Easy Star record label in 1997 they became a hit among reggae fans with the release of “Dub Side Of The Moon” a compilation of Pink Floyd songs remade in the rastafarian style. Continue reading
Filed under Bryan Coonrod, CD Review, Music
by Bryan Coonrod
With a band name like The Crave we had to review them. Hailing from Brighton in the UK, but yet sounding very American with anthem rock songs similar to Buckcherry and Nickleback, this new release should be playing on your radio very soon. If this band wasn’t meant for the pages of Crave DFW I don’t know what band would, the lead track is called Cooking In The Kitchen what a great fit for us. Continue reading
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Jimi Hendrix
by Chris Bower
The Dallas International Guitar Festival celebrated it’s 34th year this weekend at Dallas Market Hall. The festival which started in 1978 in a tiny Dallas hotel meeting room has grown to be the premier event for guitarists and music fans in the southwest U.S. and attracts attendees from all over the world. Continue reading
Filed under Crave, Market Hall, Music
