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Celebrate The Bottomless Cup with Kevin Boehm at Ginger’s

Join us at Ginger’s, the glamorous subterranean cocktail lounge, will host hospitality visionary, James Beard Award–winning restaurateur, and author Kevin Boehm for an exclusive evening celebrating the release of his debut memoir, The Bottomless Cup, on Wednesday, February 18 from 6 – 8 p.m.

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Revolver Taco Lounge is Elevated Street Food in Deep Ellum

Located in the Deep Ellum neighborhood of Dallas, Revolver Taco Lounge is more than just a taco joint—it’s a bold expression of culinary artistry rooted in tradition, family, and fearless innovation. Opened in 2017 by Regino Rojas, the lounge began with a modest 49-seat space and has since evolved into a multifaceted culinary destination with a newly expanded storefront on 2646 Elm Street, complete with outdoor seating and a thriving to-go operation.

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Cafe Momentum Recognized by James Beard Foundation

The James Beard Foundation has announced that Chad Houser, Founder and CEO of Café Momentum, has been named the 2025 Humanitarian of the Year. This prestigious recognition celebrates individuals or organizations in the food industry who have demonstrated a selfless commitment to improving the lives of others and contributing to society. Chad Houser has distinguished himself by blending fine dining with youth justice through Café Momentum, an innovative nonprofit restaurant that employs justice-involved youth, providing them with valuable skills and opportunities.

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Jose for Valentine’s Dinner

Dallas restaurant with a focus on regional Mexican cuisine, José, is the best destination for romantic celebrations this Valentine’s Day. For the holiday, José is offering a special menu with an array of delicious dishes, perfect for date night.

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Presbyterian Village Invited to James Beard House

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As a chef, being invited to cook at the James Beard House is like a musician being invited to play at Carnegie Hall – it’s an honor and a big deal. Kelly Cook, dining services director at Presbyterian Village North (PVN), is passionate about preparing delectable and health-conscious cuisine for residents of the senior living community. He’s defying food stereotypes that many senior communities face and is bringing a delightful culinary experience to the seniors who live there. Continue reading

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Brady Williams Named F&W Best New Chef 2018

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You may recall Brady Williams, the very calm and reserved chef who opened FT33 just under Matt McCallister, and Blanca in New York. Brady Williams the talented and driven chef who took his leave from our city to set out on his own in Seattle and has been making national food headlines since.

He is rocking tables at Canlis in Seattle and just named Best New Chef for 2018 by Food and Wine. James Beard had love for Williams earlier in the year with a Rising Star chef of the Year nomination. Continue reading

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Tre Cooking Concepts And Life After Marquee

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The food lords of Dallas were taken aback recently when Tre Wilcox resigned his post two years after he opened the kitchen at Marquee in Highland Park Village. Wlicox comes to us with an amazing pedigree named as the James Beard Foundation’s “Rising Star Chef” for two consecutive years, and appearing on Top Chef Season 3 and the All Star Season 8. On any given night Wilcox could be found working the line in his own kitchen at Marquee rather than playing up his celebrity status.

Wilcox claimed he wanted to spend more time with his family and offer cooking classes in his home, and the man has been doing just that.  Continue reading

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