Dallas is a city with a fantastic cultural scene, where art, music, and theater come alive. And what better way to enjoy an evening of live performance than with a delicious, meticulously crafted meal beforehand? Enter Fearing’s Restaurantat The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas—where guests can now indulge in a specially curated Pre-Show Menu that perfectly blends the sophistication of fine dining with the efficiency of pre-theater dining.
Dallas, a city known for its vibrant culinary scene, is home to some remarkable food experiences. But for those in the know, one of the most exciting and fresh additions to the city’s gastronomic landscape is Fond, an innovative yet approachable haven led by two seasoned chefs: Jennie Kelley and Brandon Moore. These culinary veterans, who have honed their craft in various corners of Dallas, have come together to create a dining experience that feels like a hidden gem in the heart of downtown. Fond is not just another restaurant; it’s a celebration of refined simplicity, thoughtful flavors, and a dedication to the craft of both food and hospitality.
Trinity Groves, Dallas’ once-celebrated restaurant incubator, has undergone a transformation since its early days in 2013. What began as a haven for experimental eateries and local chefs is now home to a wider array of dining experiences, spearheaded by the new leadership of Sam Romano, son of founder Phil Romano. His vision has opened the doors for third-party restaurants to take center stage, creating a fresh chapter in the development’s ongoing evolution.
While a few of the original concepts, like Beto & Son and Kate Weiser, have remained a staple, others have come and gone. Restaurants like Oreste’s and Rollin Smoke BBQ quickly closed their doors, leaving many to wonder if the revitalization effort would succeed. But recent openings, including La Rue Doughnuts, seafood spot Pesca, and most notably, DOZO Omakase and Handroll, are proving that Trinity Groves still has the power to draw in diners eager for something new and exciting.
After extensive negotiations between Saks Global, the parent company of Neiman Marcus, and Dallas city officials, the historic Downtown Dallas flagship store will remain operational through the 2025 holiday season. This decision comes after earlier plans to close the store on March 31, 2025, were reversed following collaborative efforts to preserve this iconic retail destination.
The store’s continued operation provides an opportunity to reimagine the space in collaboration with the city of Dallas. Proposed concepts include transforming the location into a modern fashion, art, and entertainment destination, featuring luxury retail experiences, curated art exhibitions, and a fashion and event center.
Get ready to celebrate Hispanic heritage and tradition at the Dallas Cinco de Mayo Parade, presented by the Oak Cliff Coalition for the Arts (OCCA). Set for Saturday, May 3, from 8 a.m. to noon, this annual event will light up the Oak Cliff neighborhood, offering a mile-long procession along the historic Jefferson Boulevard—home to Dallas’ vibrant Hispanic community. As the biggest and longest-running parade in North Texas, this lively celebration is free and open to the public, thanks to support from the Dallas Tourism Public Improvement District and other generous sponsors. NBC5 / Telemundo39 is the official media sponsor, bringing extra flair to the festivities with in-kind promotional support.
“The Jackie Robinson Story,” directed by Alfred E. Green, is a classic biographical film that chronicles the early life and career of one of America’s greatest heroes. Released in 1950, just a few years after Jackie Robinson famously broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball, the film is both a celebration of his achievements and a poignant reminder of the obstacles he faced in his groundbreaking journey.
Poutine, a beloved Canadian comfort food, is a dish that has become a staple across the country and beyond. It traditionally consists of crispy French fries topped with cheese curds and smothered in hot, savory gravy. While its exact origins are debated, the dish is widely believed to have been created in rural Quebec in the late 1950s. Some claim it was invented by a restaurateur named Jean-Paul Roy, while others attribute it to Le Roy Jucep, a small-town diner in the province. Regardless of its precise origin, poutine has grown to become a Canadian icon, offering a hearty, indulgent combination of textures and flavors that capture the essence of comfort food.
This Easter Fairmont Dallas is inviting locals and their families to join in a delightful celebration at the heart of Downtown Dallas on Sunday, April 20, with seating available from 10:30 AM to 2:00 PM. The special Easter Day Brunch promises a perfect blend of gourmet cuisine, festive ambiance, and family-friendly activities. The event will feature a fun photo opportunity with the Easter Bunny for kids, live acoustic guitar, and jazz music, setting the perfect tone for a memorable day. Reservations are highly recommended, and guests can easily book their spots through OpenTable.