This Week's Hot Headlines
New Greenville Avenue hot spot buzzes into this week's 5 top Dallas stories
Editor's note: A lot happened this week, so here's your chance to get caught up. Read on for the week's most popular headlines.
1. Clubby new restaurant-bar nabs Blind Butcher space on Dallas' Greenville Ave. After months in the works, there's a new tenant ready to open in the former Blind Butcher space at 1919 Greenville Ave. Called Alamo Club, it's an upscale neighborhood restaurant and bar serving American classics in what a release describes as an old-school comfortable setting.
2. Houston's vets open exciting Italian restaurant at luxe Dallas center. Dallas' sad Italian-restaurant scene has an exciting newcomer in the works: Il Bracco, an Italian-inspired restaurant from a team with deep experience in the Houston's/Hillstone group, will open at 8416 Preston Center Plaza.
3. Master list of all the candidates in the May 2019 Dallas elections. The paperwork is in for individuals running for Dallas City Council, and a record number of candidates have filed. The mayor's race has a whopping 12 candidates, with many heavyweights seeking the helm. Here's a handy list of those running.
4. New neighborhood restaurants debut in Dallas and more dining dish. It's a good week for Dallas dining, with exciting new restaurants opening, new dishes, and new chefs. There's also a local guy showing up on TV. Here's what's happening in Dallas restaurant news.
5. Dr Pepper relocates headquarters from Plano to that other city up north. After 20 years as the corporate princess of Plano, Dr Pepper is moving on: Now called Keurig Dr Pepper, it will move its Texas headquarters from Plano to a new 350,000-square-foot, build-to-suit, leased facility at The Star in Frisco.