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On the Market

Oak Cliff home near all the hot spots boasts a special bonus

Joanna England
Apr 14, 2015 | 12:34 pm
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Here’s a spacious home in a sought-after neighborhood, close to shopping, restaurants and downtown Dallas: 806 Knott Place in Kessler Park, priced at $459,000. But its best feature may be a bonus room suitable for a number of family situations.

With four bedrooms, three full and one half bath, and a mother-in-law or guest suite that has a separate living room and kitchen, this home has plenty of amenities to attract a family needing room to grow. The home is located near the Sylvan Thirty development, as well as hot spots like the Belmont Hotel, Smoke, Chicken Scratch and The Foundry, so dining and entertainment are only minutes away.

This 3,000-square-foot 1956 rambler has been updated with care and consideration, says listing agent Kathy Hewitt. It sits on a lot with mature trees, which provide plenty of shade. It has been lovingly maintained by the sellers, and it shows.

“The owners opened up the space from the kitchen into the living and dining rooms so that they could better enjoy their family time with their children,” says Dave Perry-Miller Realtor Melissa O’Brien, who is co-listing with Hewitt. “They added hardwood floors and lightened up the kitchen cabinetry, which really changed the mood of that space.

“The bedroom wing was already nicely renovated when they purchased the home, so they looked after some of the not-so-exciting items that make the home both beautiful to live in and mechanically sound. It’s like adding tires to your car — an expense no one truly appreciates unless you’re the one driving the car!”

The home has spacious formals and huge windows, beautiful floors, and plenty of storage. Those windows flood the whole home with light, and a good flow makes the place easy to live in.

The master bedroom is bright, and it’s attached to an even better bathroom, which has been thoroughly updated. It features a jetted tub and separate frameless glass shower with travertine floors and a marble tub surround. The finishes add a modern touch without compromising the home’s traditional feel.

“The star of this show to me is the attached guest suite,” O’Brien says. “They truly use it as a mother-in-law suite. With a full kitchen, bath and nice living space, it’s such a wonderful place to have for Mom, guests or that surly teenager who might need a little more room to stretch.”

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A version of this story originally was published on Candy’s Dirt.

Updated master bath.

Master bath at 806 Knoll in Dallas
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Dallas-based Main Event adds in-house restaurant to the fun & games

Teresa Gubbins
Nov 3, 2022 | 3:00 pm
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Check out the spread at Main Event.

Dallas-based Main Event, the entertainment chain known for its arcade games, sports, and prizes, has added something edible to its roster: a full restaurant called Family Kitchen that puts a creative spin on arcade favorites such as burgers, sandwiches, and pizza.

The restaurant has been added to all six of its locations in the DFW area: Grand Prairie, Grapevine, Lewisville, Plano, Frisco, and two in Fort Worth. It launched November 1.

Main Event's chief marketing officer Ashley Zickefoose says the idea for a restaurant was inspired by the company's goal to be a place for families to bond.

“From shareable favorites with our Family Feasts to offering something tasty and memorable for everyone in the family, our new restaurant showcases that Main Event is not only the premiere place to have fun, but also a top-notch place to dine with families and friends," Zickefoose says.

The menu was devised by chef Wiley Bates III, Main Event's director of culinary innovation, and features more than 50 items, from chips & queso to wings.

Highlights include:

  • Triple Lava Burger, featuring three hand-smashed patties with American cheese, cheese sauce, and caramelized onions
  • PBB&J Burger, with two burger patties topped with peanut butter, blueberry jam, American cheese & bacon
  • Pan Pepperoni Pizza, with giant pepperoni, tomato sauce, and garlic butter on a crisp pan crust from house-made dough

A big priority is shareables such as loaded fries, nachos, and pizzas, in family-size servings for four to six people, as well as more inclusive options such as vegan Beyond Meat and salads.

Mocktails are also offered, although selections such as a Cotton Candy Shirley seem to be more about being fun for kids than catering to sober adults. (Alcoholic drinks are available at the bar or the restaurant, but are not included on the online menu.)

"Family Kitchen was developed with extra care, attention to detail and a focus on premium quality ingredients," says Bates. "We're excited for our guests to experience our new menu offerings, which have been seasoned with salt, pepper, and love, and added playfulness that customers experience throughout the rest of the Main Event center."

Main Event is owned and operated by Dave & Buster’s Entertainment, which also owns Dave & Buster's, but is more kid-focused and larger, with billiards, bowling, arcade games, virtual reality games, laser tag, rock climbing, mini golf, gravity ropes course, and karaoke.

Brianna Caleri contributed to this story.

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Winter Travel

Dallas cozies up as No. 4 best winter travel destination for warm-weather lovers

Hannah J. Frías
Nov 3, 2022 | 2:01 pm
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Everyone knows Dallas is a great destination any time of year.

For Texans, winter in the Lone Star State brings a long-awaited respite from six months of unbearable heat. We're pretty content to finally leave the house without a double (or triple) layer of SPF. But for tourists, winter in Texas brings respite from the opposite problem: colder climates where locals actually experience things like rain and snow.

A recent WalletHub study shows Texas taking three of the top 10 "best winter vacation destinations for warm-weather lovers," with Dallas-Fort Worth landing at No. 4.

Austin came in just ahead, at No. 2.

Comparing around 70 of the largest U.S. metro areas, the study groups cities by warm and cold weather. Rather than a subjective survey of each locale's scenic beauty (in which Texas cities would also sweep the top 10, of course), WalletHub focused on the cost and convenience of traveling to each city, as well as the number of attractions and variety of activities in each destination.

As a result, the two lists rank "the cheapest U.S. destinations that are also the easiest to reach," according to the study's landing page. To compile the data, WalletHub measured 37 key metrics, including two weeks of flight data, safety indicators, and weather predictions.

In the warm weather category, Nevada's Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise metro area nabbed the No. 1 spot with an overall score of 67.18 and high marks in the number-of-attractions category (No. 2) and number of warm-weather activities (No. 1).

Austin came in a close second with an overall score of 64.76 and high marks for lowest travel costs and fewest hassles (No. 2), as well as best weather (No. 6) and number of warm-weather activities (No. 12).

Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington earned top marks for lowest travel costs (No. 3) and best weather (No. 2).

In total, Texas took nine of the 37 spots in the warm weather category, with three cities in the top 5. Besides DFW and Austin, here's how other Texas metros fared on the list:

  • San Antonio-New Braunfels — No. 5. Top marks for lowest travel costs (No. 6) and lowest local costs (No. 3).
  • Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land — No. 7. Top marks for lowest travel costs (No. 1) and number of attractions (No. 9).
  • Killeen-Temple — No. 21. Top marks for lowest travel costs (No. 6).
  • McAllen-Edinburg-Mission— No. 27. Top marks for lowest travel costs (No. 1).
  • Corpus Christi— No. 32. Top marks for lowest travel costs (No. 7).
  • Brownsville-Harlingen — No. 33.
  • Beaumont-Port Arthur— No. 35.
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Steak News

Las Vegas group hires award-winning chef to head Dallas restaurant expansion

Teresa Gubbins
Nov 3, 2022 | 1:00 pm
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Italian steakhouse is coming to Dallas in 2023.

A Las Vegas hospitality group is making a move on Dallas, and has hired a local chef to make that happen.

The group is Hooper Hospitality, which has two concepts in the works:

  • The Saint, an Italian steakhouse opening in the former Two Sisters space at 2633 Gaston Ave.
  • Night Rooster, an Asian restaurant and bar opening in the Design District at 1000 N. Riverfront Blvd.

To oversee the expansion, they've retained chef Jacob Williamson, who was part of the opening team at Wolfgang Puck's Five Sixty and has worked with critically acclaimed chefs such as Jean-Georges Vongerichten and Stephan Pyles.

Hooper Hospitality Concepts was created by hospitality veteran Andy Hooper, who has managed some of the biggest dining establishments in the U.S., from New York and Nashville to the Las Vegas Strip.

Williamson was at Five Sixty until it closed in 2020, then worked at Harper's and the soon-to-open Dallas restaurant by Groot Hospitality, Komodo. He was nominated in 2020 for Chef of the Year in CultureMap's annual Tastemaker Awards.

Hooper founder Andy Hooper says in a statement that they appreciated Williamson's connections within the Texas farming and ranching industry, as well as his understanding of many cuisines.

"As we continue to open new concepts, all with their own unique DNA and culinary influences, Jacob’s versatility and skill will be imperative to our success," Hooper says.

Originally forecast to open in fall 2022, now early 2023, The Saint will feature an Italian-inspired menu, with dry-aged meat and chops, pasta made in-house, and an abundance of vegetable-based dishes for vegetarians and vegans. The beverage program will consist of inventive spins on classic cocktails, with house-made syrups and tonics, and a wine list emphasizing Italian wine and California reds.

Night Rooster will feature shareable plates featuring dim sum and classic Asian dishes, as well as Japanese beef and raw bar favorites. The cocktail program will emphasize Asian whiskeys, soju, and sake. It'll open in mid- to late-2023.

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