Herby’s Burgers in Oak Cliff for a Good Smash

Herby’s Burgers is the kind of neighborhood joint that feels like it’s been waiting for Oak Cliff all along. Launched in 2024 by local Dallas mainstay Will Rhoten—better known to most as DJ Sober—it’s a love letter to two forms of American obsession: smash burgers and great records. The concept is simple on paper and dialed-in in practice. You come for a burger and something salty and crisp on the side; you stay longer than planned because the room hums like a good mixtape, the griddle perfume hangs in the air, and the jukebox keeps pulling you into one more song.

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Fort Worth’s Drew’s Place Named a National Culinary Landmark

Since 1991, Drew’s Place Restaurant has been a cornerstone of Fort Worth’s Como neighborhood. At the corner of Horne Street and Curzon Avenue, Drew, Stephanie, and their daughter Krystal Thomas have built more than a restaurant—they’ve created a gathering place where neighbors connect over fried chicken, collard greens, mac and cheese, and buttery cornbread.

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The Birth of Tex Mex: El Borunda Cafe in Marfa

In the wide-open deserts of West Texas, where sunbaked plains meet endless skies, a culinary tradition quietly took shape. Tex-Mex cuisine, the bold and comforting fusion of Mexican and Texan flavors, traces its roots to the small town of Marfa. At the center of this evolution stood the Old Borunda Cafe, a family-run restaurant that quietly shaped a cuisine now beloved across the state and beyond.

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Retro Movie Review: The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962)

Few westerns mix myth, memory, and morality like The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. Directed by John Ford in 1962, the film is shot in stark black and white, giving it the look of an old photograph that refuses to fade away. The story begins with U.S. Senator Ransom “Ranse” Stoddard returning to the frontier town of Shinbone for a funeral. What seems like a simple trip down memory lane quickly turns into a confession of how legends are born—and what truths get buried along the way.

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Customs Cocktail Lounge Hosts Exclusive Guest Bartender Takeover with Mexico City’s Hanky Panky — A 50 Best Bars

Customs Cocktail Lounge & Speakeasy, located above the newly opened ELLA Dine + Drinks in Preston Hollow Village, is hosting an exclusive guest bartender takeover with Mexico City’s Hanky Panky, ranked among the World’s 50 Best Bars in North America, on Thursday September 4 starting at 6 pm. 

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Durity Distribution’s Goomz Mushroom Gummies Review: What Should Buyers Know?

When it comes to trying out new and trending products, shoppers often seek trustworthy reviews before making a purchase decision. Goomz Mushroom Gummies have been gaining attention, and Durity Distribution’s review offers valuable insights into what buyers can expect. From product variety and taste to packaging and availability, this review highlights the key details that customers want to know before making a purchase. In this post, we’ll break down Durity Distribution’s goomz mushroom gummies review and explore what makes them a standout choice for many shoppers.

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The Hat Heads to Las Vegas: A California Classic Finds a New Home

For decades, The Hat has been a rite of passage for Southern Californians. Known above all for its overflowing pastrami dip sandwiches, the restaurant has become more than just a roadside stop — it’s a piece of culinary heritage. Now, after more than seventy years of staying close to its roots, The Hat is finally crossing state lines. Las Vegas is set to become the first city outside California to welcome this cult-favorite brand.

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Neighborhood Pizza: Franki’s Pizza & Pasta

Franki’s Pizza & Pasta, located on Marsh Lane at Forest in Dallas, is a local neighborhood pizzeria where the focus is firmly on delicious, authentic Italian fare. The moment you walk in, the inviting aroma of fresh-baked pizza sets the tone, hinting at the quality and care that goes into every dish. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, making it an ideal spot for a quick lunch, a casual dinner, or a relaxed evening with friends and family.

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