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The Manse Is Fance

Haute Dallas dining room dubbed one of the best hotel restaurants in America

Jonathan Rienstra
Jan 31, 2014 | 8:46 am
Dining room at Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek in Dallas
The Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek is one of the 10 best hotel restaurants in the country according to Fox News.
Photo courtesy of Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek

Everyone knows the Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek is one of those places reserved for special occasions. But according to Fox News, it is also one of the 10 best hotel restaurants in the country. The stakes have been raised, folks.

Officially, the Mansion landed at No. 6 on Fox’s list, behind such restaurants as Cafe Boulud at The Surrey in New York City and the Georgian Room at The Cloister in Sea Island, Georgia. The pictures tell us that they look equally fancy to the highfalutin setting at the Mansion.

The Mansion is arguably the best place in Dallas to feel like a 1920s cotton baron, not that there’s a whole lot of competition.

As for the Mansion restaurant itself, Fox News describes it as “Dallas’ grande dame of dining” and notes the efforts to preserve the hotel’s historic roots while looking toward the future. It is arguably the best place in Dallas to feel like a 1920s cotton baron, not that there’s a whole lot of competition.

There are a few good hotel restaurants in Dallas, though, and it’s nice to see one make a national list.

In fact, it’s been a good run for the Rosewood Mansion this month. It was one of three Dallas hotels to land on Conde Nast Traveler’s 2014 Gold List. We also fancy it as a drinking spot. It’s just a nice hotel, okay?

As for the absolute best hotel restaurant in the country, that honor goes to the Barn at Blackberry Farm in Walland, Tennessee. It’s a fine dining restaurant in a turn-of-the-century barn that sources free-range livestock from the nearby Smoky Mountain range. That’s so whimsical it’s practically cheating.

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Drink It Up

Honey wine headlines Texas Mead & Music Festival's debut in DFW

Alex Bentley
Aug 4, 2026 | 9:27 am
Texas Mead & Music Festival
Photo courtesy of Southwest Festivals
The Texas Mead & Music Festival will make its Dallas-area debut on September 19 at Scarborough Faire in Waxahachie.

Move aside, beer and wine: Another type of alcoholic beverage will take center stage when the Texas Mead & Music Festival makes its North Texas debut at Scarborough Faire in Waxahachie on Saturday, September 19.

According to a release, the festival is a one-day celebration that invites guests to sip, learn, and explore while enjoying meads from 13 award-winning Texas meaderies, five stages of live music, artisan shopping, and more.

The 13th annual event had previously been held in multiple locations in Central Texas, most recently the Heritage Museum in New Braunfels, in 2025.

According to the release, mead is one of the fastest-growing craft beverage categories, as drinkers, food lovers and experience seekers rediscover its rich history, remarkable versatility and distinctly modern appeal.

Crafted by fermenting honey with water and yeast, mead is considered the world's oldest alcoholic beverage, enjoyed for thousands of years by ancient civilizations.

While often referred to as "honey wine," meads can range from crisp and dry to rich and sweet, still or sparkling, depending on the honey used and the addition of fruits, herbs, spices, or botanicals.

The drink was celebrated during medieval feasts and linked with Renaissance history and folklore, making its new location at Scarborough Faire a good fit.

"There is no better place to celebrate mead than Scarborough Faire," said Veronica Castelo, general manager of Southwest Festivals, in a statement. "For decades, guests have associated our Renaissance Festival with mead, history, and craftsmanship. The Texas Mead & Music Festival builds on that tradition while introducing visitors to today's incredible Texas mead makers."

At the festival, guests will be able to taste multiple different meads and discover the mead-making process. VIP guests can also learn the fundamentals of home mead making.

The event is also a music festival, with a full lineup planned throughout the day. Performers will include country group Kin Faux, country artist Don Louis, Americana group Ronnie and The Redwoods, singer-songwriter Henry Merchant, troubadour Matt Hillyer, and more.

In addition to the festival activities, visitors will be able to experience several popular attractions from the upcoming Scarboroughs’ Hollow, including the Blackthorn Haunted Castle, Trickster's 3D Fun House, and the Secrets of Rottingwood Cemetery Scavenger Hunt.

The festival will run from 1-7 pm September 19. Tickets are $38.50 for adults 21 and over and $11 for those 5-20. Adult tickets include festival admission, six mead samples, a commemorative tasting cup, general admission parking, and more.

VIP admission, which is $55, includes one-hour early admission beginning at noon, a dedicated entrance, 12 mead samples, a commemorative tasting cup, and access to Blackthorn Haunted Castle, Trickster's 3D Fun House and the Secrets of Rottingwood Cemetery Scavenger Hunt.

For non-VIP guests, access to the haunted attractions is available for an additional cost, ranging from $7.70-$11 per person per attraction.

A portion of proceeds benefits the Texas Mead Association, supporting education, collaboration and the continued growth of mead making across the state.

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