Norma’s Cafe is celebrating its 61st anniversary tomorrow morning, which means rollback prices for a few of the staple southern dishes.
Norma’s opened during 1956 in Oak Cliff on Highway 80, offering high pie, from scratch homey dishes such as chicken fried steak and meatloaf, and plenty of mash potatoes and veggies. These are the things of an era gone by that are still craved by hungry patrons to the restaurant.
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by Steven Doyle
We totally understand putting off the inevitable. In case you missed our Valentine Guide with listings of cool hot spots to dine and visit, we have yet another suggestion. Norma’s Cafe. It will be a bit more relaxed that dinner at the French Room (which, by the way, does not even have room at 3pm), but you could still wear black tie if you so desired. And if your date is into ranch dressing – bonus points.
Norma’s Cafe, Dallas’ original dining icon, invites guests to enjoy a romantic dinner for two Valentine’s weekend, with a special menu available at all three Norma’s Cafe locations Friday, Feb. 13 and Saturday, Feb. 14. Continue reading
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by Steven Doyle
Good Morning USA! It is National Pie Day and we want to celebrate with you all day by offering up a slice or two for you to enjoy. There is some confusion as to which national day is the true pie day, so we celebrate both just to be safe. We believe today to be the real deal and saved a few good slices for all to enjoy. Here are some of our favorites in no particular order. Continue reading
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For the sixth consecutive year, Norma’s Cafe, the original Dallas dining icon serving Texas-style home cooking, will celebrate National Pie Day by offering guests a free slice of its famous Mile-High Cream Pie on Friday, Jan. 23 at all three locations.
“At Norma’s Cafe, National Pie Day is one of our favorite holidays and we love thanking our guests for their continuous support by celebrating one of our favorite foods,” said Ed Murph, owner of Norma’s Cafe. “This holiday has proven to be one of our busiest days of the year, and we are thrilled to welcome guests as part of the Norma’s Cafe family.” Continue reading
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by Steven Doyle
Attention all chicken fried steak and pie lovers in Frisco, Norma’s is moving into the neighborhood. Norma’s Café has leased a 3,884-square-foot space at The Centre at Preston Ridge shopping center in Frisco, Texas. This will be the third North Dallas location for Norma’s Café and the first location in Frisco. It is located on Gaylord Parkway, north of Highway 121 and less than one mile east of Dallas Parkway North.
Now all our friends to the extreme north can have their pie without driving 15 minutes to one of the other locations. Cue Ode to Joy.
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