by Steven Doyle
As we prepare for New Years Eve, and decide upon the many celebrations that we won’t wish to miss, we know Dallas Chop House will be preparing a splendid table fir you and yours. We are running their vast menu today, and to be honest it is a little overwhelming. But decisions need to be made along with reservations!
One of our favorite chefs, Richard Triptow will be creating somethings you will surely enjoy. Happy New Year. Continue reading
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The hardest part of New Year’s Eve is deciding where to celebrate. But Shell Shack has solved that problem for you by hosting a fun and festive party. There’s no cover to get in, but there will be plenty of food and drinks. The kitchen will be serving up delicious crab, catfish. oysters, shrimp and other favorites all night long, while the bar pours beer, bubbly and creative cocktails. Continue reading
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by Steven Doyle
Trying to decide where to go and what is suede for the New Year? There are a few bashes you may not wish to miss! Kai in Plano has a very special evening planned and there is not a fee for entry. Deal. Continue reading
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The Capitol Pub rings in the New Year with one final end-of-year celebration at the popular Henderson eatery. Beginning at 4pm on December 31st, join Pub owners Cheryl and Peter Kenny and the CP family as they celebrate 2020 with a Send Off Soireé. Continue reading
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by Steven Doyle
There are these triggers that set off imagery of a holiday season past. These can vary from delicious scents such as your favorite Christmas pie, the wafting trail of a roasting pheasant or the blast of fragrance from the tiny pine cone found on your tree as you begin dressing it for the season. There are musical triggers as well. Hearing the first Christmas tune when it actually becomes seasonal proper that lifts you with the spirit of the season can be powerful, as are the visualizations such as seeing the jolly man engaging a wide-eyed child filled with hope, and for us… a large platter of cocktail shrimp from TJ’s Seafood Market. There is also nothing more divine that a New Year’s platter or to from our favorite fishmonger. Continue reading
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