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Tag Archives: Trinity Groves
Chefs Line Up To Benefit Genesis Women’s Shelter December 19th
Filed under Crave, Steven Doyle
Hearts on Trinity November 17
The 3rd Annual Hearts on the Trinity, hosted by the VolunteerNow Young Leaders Council (YLC), returns to Trinity Groves for an evening of Dallas’ best bites and beverages and a celebration of volunteerism in North Texas. The event offers guests the opportunity to learn about giving back to the community while enjoying culinary creations from some of Dallas’ most popular eating and drinking establishments. The 2016 Hearts on the Trinity is Thursday, November 17, 6:00 to 8:00pm, at 3015 at Trinity Groves. Proceeds benefit VolunteerNow to expand volunteerism in North Texas. Continue reading
Pie and Beer Makes for a Perfect Sunday Funday
by Steven Doyle
LUCK in Trinity Groves never shied away from anything non-conventional. Think about their unusual doughnut-beer pairings that they perform on a regfular basis. We do love beer, and of course those warm and wonderful doughnuts from Glazed in Deep Ellum make our eyes roll to the back of our head. Continue reading
Filed under Craft Beer, Crave, I Like Pie, Puppies
Sugar Skull Offers New Menu
Sugar Skull Cafe located in Trinity Groves announced their new menu that will roll out on Tuesday, November 10th. The new menu will feature breakfast style tacos that will be served from open to close. They’ve changed up some items and brought on some new ones based on your feedback.
Some on the new items include:
Hangover: breakfast style taco with egg, bacon, crispy potato, tomato, onion, cheese
Grin: 6″ flour tortilla with choice of protein, queso fresco, lime
Cochino: signature taco with pulled pork, lime cured jalapeno, slaw, cilantro
The new menu will be served daily from open till close.
To celebrate the new menu Sugar Skull will be featuring $2 cans of Modelo and their Classic Frozen Margarita from Tuesday to Thursday.
Filed under Steven Doyle
Chefs and Seeds Nov 4th
Chefs & Seeds 2nd annual fundraising event will be held on Wednesday, November 4th at 3015 at Trinity Groves from 7pm – 10pm, benefiting Seeds of Africa’s mission to create world-class schools and community centers in African communities.
Chefs & Seeds 2nd annual event is part of the two-year multi-city Dream School Campaign raising $2.2 Million to build a school and community center that will serve 600 students and their families in Adama, Ethiopia. Over $1 Million has already been raised towards the campaign. Atti Worku – former Miss Ethiopia, Columbia University honors graduate and Executive Director of Seeds of Africa – says, “I was lucky enough to grow up middle class in Ethiopia which meant my parents could afford to send me to one of the best schools in town, but I realized other children I grew up with were forced to attend underfunded and overcrowded schools while living in extreme and dangerous poverty situations. I realized that the children I grew up with and the children I went to school with had two different trajectories in life that seemed to me extremely unfair.” Continue reading
Filed under Steven Doyle
Resto Gastro Bistro to Host 44 Farms Dinner October 29th
It has been about a year since I last visited the people at 44 Farms. You most likely recognize the name from the many top quality menus that feature their beef. They feature the beef for good reasons. Such as the fact that 44 Farms refuses to use hormones for their grass fed beef, and have strict quality control over their herd. It is also important to know where your food is grown and how it is handled. The transparency makes a world of difference. Continue reading
Filed under Crave
Darkness Falls
It’s finally coming. The time of year that we feel the first cool winds start blowing through the yard and the thought of sitting anywhere near a fire actually sounds bearable, if not pleasant. This is without a doubt my favorite season. Weather, ambiance, and Halloween aside, the greatest promise that the fall brings is the return of one of my greatest loves in life, the dark beer. Continue reading
Filed under Blanton Webb