Crawfish season returns to North Texas as Aw Shucks hosts its 13th Annual Crawfish Boil on Saturday, April 25, bringing hundreds of crawfish lovers to Lewisville for a day of Cajun flavor, live music and family-friendly fun. The popular parking lot party takes place from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Aw Shucks, 1630 S. Stemmons Freeway in Lewisville, where guests can roll up their sleeves and enjoy one of the area’s most anticipated spring seafood celebrations.
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If you think pizza is only for lunch or late-night cravings, Motor City Pizza in Lewisville wants to prove you wrong. Known for its thick, golden Detroit-style crust with those caramelized cheese edges, the restaurant has turned breakfast pizza into an art form—and North Texans are taking notice.
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King Ramen & Dumpling, located just north of Dallas in Lewisville, is a sleek and modern eatery offering a focused menu of ramen, dumplings, and Taiwanese-style street food. Located into a shopping center near Costco, the space is bright and spacious, with minimalist decor, light wood accents, and a comfortable, casual vibe. It’s clean and unfussy, with an aesthetic that still feels inviting. The surprise touch? A robot server occasionally glides through the dining room, delivering food with cheerful efficiency, giving the experience a playful tech-forward edge.
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Join the much anticipated 25th Annual Lebanese Food Festival, a vibrant three-day extravaganza taking place at Our Lady of Maronite Catholic Church. This beloved community event promises to be a spectacular showcase of Lebanese heritage, where visitors can immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of culture through traditional music, captivating performances, and, of course, an array of authentic culinary delights.
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Shortly after the recent closure of Baja Rita’s, a Tex-Mex restaurant in Old Town Lewisville, a seafood bar has announced plans to open in that space.
Baja Rita’s announced on Oct. 10 that it was closing the restaurant, 253 West Church St., immediately. In a lengthy statement, the restaurant did not provide a reason for the closure but expressed gratitude to the community and customers who visited the eatery for a meal.
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Tucked away in a fantastic resurgence of a time forgotten you may witness the beautiful of a repurposing of a building that is a historic landmark. J2 Steakhouse has taken the 124 year old Lewisville Feed Mill and painstakingly resurrected the space into a restaurant that is serving surprisingly beautifully aged steaks at the hands of chef Jonathan Pauley. Continue reading
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Are you planning a tea party with crumpets and scones to watch Meghan Markle marry her prince? Perhaps you want a unique decedent cake made by a Food Network baker? Or, you just want a gooey yummy brownie for no reason. Whatever your pastry and dessert dreams are, you can find them on King Arthurs Blvd…in Lewisville. Continue reading
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One of the hottest new restaurants North of 635 is Prohibition Chicken located in downtown Lewisville. This unique restaurant that serves up the most amazing fried chicken in DFW has a private Speak Easy room in the back behind a secret panel in a phone booth. We wrote about this fun restaurant earlier this year, and this is where you will be able to attend a fun beer and whiskey dinner on Wednesday, December 6th. Continue reading
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