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Easter Sunset Dining and Seasonal Flavors at CATCH Dallas

As Dallas finally welcomes the long-awaited warmth of spring, Easter at CATCH Dallas offers one of the season’s first truly golden-hour patio evenings. On Sunday, April 5, the restaurant invites guests to celebrate in signature style, where sunset views, sparkling cocktails, and elevated seafood create a festive atmosphere perfect for gathering with friends and family.

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Kent Rathbun to Headline Exclusive Dining Experience

Hotel Crescent Court has officially unveiled that the next culinary icon to be featured in its Celebrity Chef Series will be none other than Dallas legend, Kent Rathbun:

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What Makes a Great New Years Dinner

New Year’s Eve in Dallas doesn’t have to be a blur of noise, inflated tickets, and rushed prix-fixe menus. The best meals on the last night of the year are all about flow and purposeful indulgence. Restaurants that understand this night curate courses that build naturally, serve without pressure, and allow diners to linger, toast, and truly savor the experience.

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Whiskey Cake Holiday Kits – Prime Rib or Ham, Ready for Pickup Dec. 23–24

The holiday season is in full swing, but Whiskey Cake is here to make it easy to slow down and savor the moments that matter. Their Holiday Kits bring chef-crafted comfort right to your table, with your choice of a Prime Rib or Ham centerpiece. Pre-orders are open now through December 22, with pickup available on December 23 and 24.

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Lochland’s Irish Pub Hosts Winter Beer Dinner December 11

Cioppino not included

Lochland’s Irish Pub celebrates the holidays with a festive beer dinner on Thursday, December 11th at 7pm. The four-course holiday-inspired dinner is paired with five hand-selected beers showcasing the season’s flavors.

Pourings include the Kronenbourg Blanc Witbier (5%), Samual Smith Tadcaster Stingo (8%), Ayinger Privatbrauerei Celebrator (6.7%), Guinness Stout (4.2%) and the Brouwerij Lindemansframboise, a traditional Belgian lambic (2.5%). 

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Thanksgiving at Kalachandji’s for a Holiday That is Completely Different

Kalachandji’s in East Dallas is part temple, part community hub, where the city’s noise fades the moment you enter. A leafy courtyard and warm, understated décor set the tone for a space that feels calm and welcoming.

The restaurant has served vegetarian meals for decades, drawing on Indian (Vedic) traditions but not limited to them. On a typical evening, the buffet features lentil stews, spiced vegetables, fragrant rice, seasonal breads, and rotating international dishes — from tofu lasagna to hearty casseroles — all full of layered, comforting flavor despite the absence of onions or garlic. Dessert often includes sweet rice pudding or halvah, and drinks like tamarind tea complement the meal.

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Fire Meets Flavor: Mirador and BMW Light Up Downtown Dallas with “Flavors on Fire”

High above the city lights, Mirador, the beautifully reimagined dining destination perched atop Forty Five Ten, is turning up the heat for one extraordinary night. On Wednesday, October 29, 2025, from 7 to 10 p.m., the glass-wrapped restaurant will host Flavors on Fire, a sizzling culinary collaboration presented by BMW in partnership with the Chefs for Farmers Food & Wine Festival.

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The Bordeaux East Bank Wine Dinner at Texsom 2025

by Steve Adelman

The Bordeaux East Bank Wine Dinner at Texsom took attendees on a thoughtful journey through Saint-Émilion, Pomerol, and Fronsac, with six magnum selections poured to show the depth and range of the Right Bank. The dinner balanced guided commentary with carefully chosen dishes that underscored the personality of each wine.

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