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Duck & Dumpling: A Comfort-Driven Celebration of Duck

In North Texas, some of the most compelling Chinese restaurants are just outside Dallas proper, where chefs are afforded both space and a loyal, food-curious audience. Duck & Dumpling, located along Plano’s Central Expressway corridor, fits squarely into that tradition. The restaurant was conceived around two deceptively simple ideas—duck done well and dumplings made by hand—and has quietly built a reputation by executing both with care, restraint, and consistency.

Duck & Dumpling leans into classical Chinese comfort cooking, allowing technique, broth, and texture to do the heavy lifting. The result is a menu that feels thoughtful and deeply satisfying, particularly for diners who value warmth and craftsmanship over spectacle.

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Enjoy the Taste of Wine Country with Sixty Vines’ New Menu Items

Sixty Vines is taking guests’ taste buds on a trip to the vineyards with the debut of several new menu items.

Sixty Vines’ menu features a way of cooking and eating that celebrates seasonal produce. At Sixty Vines, guests are transported to wine country with an innovative lineup of infused olive oils, sustainable seafood, locally raised beef and poultry, artisanal pizzas and charcuterie. Additionally, guests can now enjoy these five new menu items:

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Hot Chicks Flies Into Plano

The inclusive fast-casual restaurant that uniquely offers Halal, dairy and peanut free chicken is “coming in hot” to Plano on Monday, December 14th. To celebrate its soft opening, Hot Chicks will be giving away free meals to the first 25 customers on opening day. Additionally, the restaurant will celebrate a grand opening in early 2021 with a chance to win a trip to Nashville.

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Kai Plano Ready to Ring in 2020

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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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Sixty Vines Introduces New Winter Inspired Menu

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Sixty Vines, known for seasonal, Napa inspired cuisine, has added new menu items just in time for cooler weather. The new additions include shared plates, entrees and a dessert. Continue reading

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First Look: CraftWay Kitchen

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There’s an old Greek adage that says “It is difficult to argue with the belly, as it has no ears.” Well the Greek author Plutarch must have patronized the new spot in West Plano’s Lakeside Market, CraftWay Kitchen. The former Ziziki’s Greek restaurant has been transformed into a beautiful modern rustic concept that is being described as “an elevated American bar” by COO Mike Hutchinson. Continue reading

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New Faces at Plano’s Legacy Hall

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Legacy Hall will be adding two new restaurants and one bakery in the coming weeks.

Haskell & Worth, serving house-made Philly Cheesesteaks, will open on February 28. Shayna’s Place, a second North Texas location known for sandwiches, soups and salads, and SusieCakes, the popular all-American, home-style bakery, will open later this Spring. Continue reading

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Influencer culture comes to life Prim and Proper in Legacy West

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Located inside the center of Legacy West’s new department store, Neighborhood Goods, Prim and Proper is a full service bar and restaurant offering retail shoppers drinks, sandwiches, salads, and other hors d’oeuvres as they take a break from stuffing their bags trendy fashions and accessories.

Neighborhood Goods itself is an innovative concept, bringing to life an array of brands that once only were available for purchase online. It’s very much what Instagram would be like if it had a storefront. The plates and drinks at Prim and Proper are also arranged and designed in an aesthetically pleasing, Instagram-ready fashion. Continue reading

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