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by | November 26, 2024 · 12:02 pm

Chef Peja Krstic’s New American Bistro – Pillar

Mot Hai Ba, a small yet remarkably influential Vietnamese fusion restaurant nestled in Dallas’ Lakewood neighborhood, recently marked its 11th anniversary. This milestone is especially significant as the restaurant was honored with a Bib Gourmand designation by the first-ever Michelin Guide to Texas earlier this month, officially receiving the international acclaim it has long deserved. Chef Peja Krstic, the visionary behind Mot Hai Ba, is now preparing to open his second restaurant, Pillar, in the Bishop Arts District, located in the former Boulevardier space.

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by | October 14, 2024 · 1:00 pm

Bishop Arts Boasts Trades Delicatessen

Oak Cliff’s Bishop Arts District has taken a delightful turn with the introduction of Trades, a European-style delicatessen launched by the owner of the beloved Oddfellows Amy Wallace. This new venture offers a charming morning-to-lunchtime experience, seamlessly blending traditional delicatessen fare with a contemporary twist.

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by | October 9, 2024 · 1:57 pm

Discover La Bodega Rotisserie in Bishop Arts

Located in the Bishop Arts District, La Bodega Rotisserie and Goods is quickly becoming a beloved destination for food enthusiasts seeking fresh, flavorful, and vibrant Mediterranean fare. With a focus on organic ingredients and a menu brimming with creativity, La Bodega offers a delightful culinary experience that marries tradition with modern flair.

At La Bodega, the menu is a celebration of vibrant flavors and wholesome ingredients. One standout dish is the Fattoush, a refreshing salad featuring toasted ciabatta, crisp romaine, juicy tomatoes, and crunchy cucumbers, all enhanced by pickled shallots, peppers, olives, and a zesty vinaigrette. This dish perfectly exemplifies the restaurant’s commitment to using fresh, quality ingredients.

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by | October 2, 2024 · 4:35 pm

Lucia is the Heart of Italian in Dallas

Cappellacci with sage, browned butter

Bishop Arts screams Lucia which has beckoned food lovers with its promise of handmade pasta and an extraordinary salumi selection. Nestled among the lively streets and eclectic shops, Lucia is more than just a restaurant; it is a celebration of Italian culinary artistry, anchored by the skilled hands of Chef David Uygur.

While the menu at Lucia changes with the seasons—offering dishes like gnocchi with cabbage and crispy yeast or a refreshing salad of ripe pears and chicory drizzled with cheese—one thing remains steadfast: the salumi plate. This culinary masterpiece was a testament to Uygur’s deep respect for the pig, showcasing an impressive array of cured meats that would thrill any charcuterie enthusiast.

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by | August 16, 2024 · 12:44 pm

Brunch at Oddfellows: A Culinary Highlight in Bishop Arts District, Dallas

CFS & Eggs

In the heart of Dallas’s Bishop Arts District, Oddfellows stands out as a favorite brunch destination for those who cherish a blend of ambiance, innovation, and quality. Best of all, they serve brunch daily. Since its inception, Oddfellows has committed to redefining the brunch scene by offering a menu that emphasizes local sourcing and culinary creativity. Its setting—a mix of rustic and modern decor—echoes the inclusive and vibrant spirit of the area, making it a perfect spot for both casual meals and special gatherings.

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by | July 11, 2024 · 6:00 pm

Savoring Sweetness: Ice Cream Shops in Bishop Arts District

The Bishop Arts District in Dallas is a vibrant, eclectic neighborhood known for its unique boutiques, charming streets, and, most delightfully, its fantastic array of ice cream shops. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, the joy of exploring these sweet spots is a must-have experience. Here’s a closer look at some of the best ice cream shops in Bishop Arts District, where every scoop is a delightful adventure.

The shops have other locations, some in Dallas or Fort Worth. Today we look at Bishop Arts which seems to be in a constant state of flux.

Also, Katherine Clapner at Dude, Sweet Chocolate concocts a special ice cream, so check that out in her new shop in BA.

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by | January 10, 2024 · 12:03 pm

Jaquval Brewing Company is now open in Bishop Arts

Amy Wallace Cowan and Jason Roberts have spent more than 15 years creating the Bishop Arts District’s famous street parties and are the masterminds behind Oddfellows, a cafe; Revelers Hall, a jazz bar; and AJ Vagabonds, a retail store. They are excited to now bring Bishop Arts a new nanobrewery and pub (Jaquval) and deli (Trades) to enhance the district’s current retail offerings. Located at 312 W. Seventh St. in Bishop Arts, Jaquval and Trades are a two-part business with nanobrewery Jaquval occupying the larger share of the building.

(Have you already gotten the pun – Jaquval and Trades… Jack of all trades?!)

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by | June 14, 2023 · 8:41 am

Oddfellows has just debuted a new aperitivo cocktail menu with six new Spritzer cocktails created to get you through the Texas summer.  Each of these refreshing beverages are $11 each and can be enjoyed inside the restaurant, as a part of your al fresco dining experience on the patio, or at one of the outside-window seats by the coffee bar. By continuing to serve top notch beverages and inspired, farm fresh food, Oddfellows continues to fulfill their vision to be a hub for community activity and a vibrant cornerstone of the streetcar-stop-turned-district as they move into their thirteenth year of service.

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