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    Game-Day Ready

    Be MVP of your watch party with delicious help from Whole Foods Market

    CultureMap Create
    Sep 14, 2022 | 11:55 am
    Whole Foods tailgate snacks
    Order catering and have everything prepared for you.
    Photo courtesy of Whole Foods Market

    Football is here (and fall isn't far behind). If you're just here for the snacks, then Whole Foods Market is ready to make all your chip, dip, food, and drink fantasies come true.

    From full-on catering to grab-and-go goodies, here are some winning game day grub ideas:

    Catering
    Serve as few as four people or an entire team for everyday entertaining and special occasions with catering that's freshly prepared in stores. Whole Foods Market requires each item they prepare to meet their quality standards, which ban more than 230 colors, flavors, preservatives, and other ingredients, and ensures meat used must be from animals raised with no antibiotics ever.

    Level up your next game day spread with these winning appetizers, party platters, snacks, drinks, and treats.

    Appetizers: Everything you need for a classic tailgate setup that’s ready to heat and serve. Choose from quesadilla platters (with guacamole, sour cream, and pico de gallo), three flavors of chicken wings (with carrots, celery, and blue cheese dip), cocktail meatballs (with marinara or barbecue sauce), chicken tenders with honey mustard, and more.

    Party Pinwheel Platter: A crowd favorite and mess-free option that includes roast beef and cheddar, pesto chicken, and grilled vegetable pinwheels.

    Snacks: Give everyone something to nibble on with a cubed meat and cheese platter, smoked fish dip platter, spinach artichoke puffs, Chick’n taquitos, and vegetable crudités with hummus (the last three are vegetarian-friendly).

    Sweets: Finish each game on a high note with vegan brownies and chocolate chip cookies or a fresh fruit platter.

    Shop the catering lineup and pre-order for easy in-store pickup here.

    365 by Whole Foods Market
    Whole Foods Market offers their 365 brand to make shopping for affordable and high-quality products easy for customers, with more than 3,500 products that must meet their quality standards. Find everything you need to be the MVP:

    Beverages: Shop a selection of canned drinks for the ice chest including 365 brand cola and sparkling waters, with flavors like black cherry, ginger, grapefruit, and lime. Bottled beverages make a great base for cocktails and mocktails. Try Whole Foods Market’s line of organic Italian sodas with fun flavors like orange hibiscus and wild berry.

    Snacks: Be as unexpected as that new player on the field with 365 brand garbanzo and lentil chips or new ancient grains and flaxseed pita crackers, both great options to pair with your favorite dips.

    Bring on the flavor with 365 brand Texas BBQ kettle cooked potato chips, spicy cheese curls, and organic chili cheese corn chips.

    Add some color to your spread with 365 brand organic blue corn tortilla chips, paired with made-in-house guacamole, pico de gallo, and salsas.

    And 365 brand animal cookies — frosted, honey cinnamon, chocolate chip, or vanilla — ensure a sweet final score.

    Explore more Whole Foods Market game day offerings and recipes here.

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    CultureMap is celebrating this fall season of sports with The Tailgate, an all-out party devoted to a favorite Texas pastime. Whole Foods Market will be there with their favorite catering bites and 365 brand snacks. Get tickets now.

    Level up your game day spread with crowd-pleasing snacks.

    365 snacks
    Photo courtesy of Whole Foods Market
    Level up your game day spread with crowd-pleasing snacks.
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    3 Dallas eateries make Texas Monthly's 2026 best new restaurants list

    Eric Sandler
    Mar 2, 2026 | 10:00 am
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    Three Dallas restaurants have earned slots on Texas Monthly's highly anticipated list of 10 best new restaurants for 2026.

    The restaurants on the unranked list are:

    Rainbowcat, where James Beard finalist Misti Norris is riffing on comfort fare such as chicken tenders, a McMuffin made with porchetta and braised greens, and a dessert inspired by Cinnamon Toast Crunch.

    Mamani, the Michelin-starred restaurant that earns its spot for expertly-crafted French and Italian fare and a lengthy wine list.

    Sushi Kozy, led by Uchi Dallas alum Paul Ko with chef RJ Yoakum in the kitchen, restored the Texas Monthly author's faith in omakase dining, she says.

    Texas Monthly knows what's up. All three restaurants or chefs are nominees for 2026 CultureMap Tastemaker Awards. Poor Fort Worth, however, was excluded from the list entirely.

    Published Monday, March 2, the Texas Monthly list is open to restaurants that opened between December 1, 2024 and October 31, 2025.

    Notably, it’s the first edition of the list written by Paula Forbes, who succeeded veteran writer Pat Sharpe last year. She writes that that 2025 was “a lackluster one for Texas restaurants. . . Restaurant experiences that feel truly worth it, that have the power to wow, are hard to come by. But they’re out there,” she continues.

    Forbes found those “worth it” experiences at restaurants in Houston, Austin, Dallas, San Antonio, and Paris, a small town in far northeast Texas near the Oklahoma border. Once again, Houston led the way with four spots. They are:

    • Agnes and Sherman, an Asian American diner in the Heights
    • Zaranda, a California-inspired Mexican restaurant in downtown
    • Di An Pho, a Vietnamese restaurant in Chinatown
    • Latuli, chef Bryan Caswell’s eclectic neighborhood restaurant in Memorial

    Austin’s sole representative is Fish Shop, which serves West Coast-inspired seafood such as a Dungeness crab cocktail and halibut crudo alongside Gulf Coast-style fare such as well-sourced oysters.

    San Antonio’s Petit Coquin is Forbes’ “favorite” of the three French restaurants on the list thanks to its “streamlined prix fixe menu and laissez-faire atmosphere,” she writes. Diners are encouraged to try dishes such as country pâté, steak au poivre, and rice pudding.

    BonFire), a French restaurant in Paris, Texas, has Houston ties. Chef Patten Sommers spent the early part of his career in the Bayou City, working at restaurants such as Triniti, Ciao Bello, and Brenner’s on the Bayou.

    The full list is as follows:

    • Agnes and Sherman, an Asian American diner in Houston
    • BonFire, a French restaurant in Paris
    • Zaranda, a Mexican restaurant in Houston
    • Fish Shop, a seafood restaurant in Austin
    • Rainbowcat, a comfort food restaurant in Dallas
    • Mamani, a French and Italian fine dining restaurant in Dallas
    • Di An Pho, a Vietnamese restaurant in Houston
    • Petit Coquin, a French restaurant in San Antonio
    • Latuli, a modern American restaurant in Houston
    • Sushi Kozy, a Japanese restaurant in Dallas
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