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    This week in gluttony

    These are the 9 best food and drink events in Dallas this week

    Celestina Blok
    Apr 25, 2022 | 11:30 am
    Cane Rosso star pizza
    Cane Rosso at The Star will be serving star-shaped pizza-calzones on Cowboys Draft Night Out.
    Photo courtesy of Cane Rosso

    This week is busy with delicious events for both humans and canines. Read closely — there’s also opportunity for free lunch and dinner. Pairing events are also prevalent this week, featuring whiskey, bourbon, and Napa Valley and Spanish wines. Watch the weather forecast, as a handful of the events are planned for outdoor settings.

    Tuesday, April 26

    Free Tacos & Jarritos
    Mexican soda brand Jarritos is partnering with local Dallas eateries Del Sur Tacos and El Come Tacos to pick up customer tabs. Visit Del Sur Tacos from 11 am-2 pm for a complimentary lunch, and El Come Tacos from 5-8 pm for a complimentary dinner. The campaign encourages diners to support local while highlighting how tacos and Jarritos make the perfect combo.

    High West Pairing Dinner at Whiskey Cake Plano
    There’ll be six lip-smacking courses served during this whiskey pairing dinner, with highlights including pork dumplings, pickled shrimp salad, blue potato cakes, “shake & bake” pork chop, and double chocolate bread pudding. All courses come with either a straight pour or cocktail made with High West whiskey. Dinner is $85 per person, plus tax and gratuity, and begins at 7 pm.

    Wednesday, April 27

    Global Dinner Series at Harper’s Steakhouse
    Experience a taste of Japan during this four-course dinner and cocktail tasting. Dishes include tonkotsu ramen, A5 Wagyu ishiyaki, mochi and more, all prepared by Harper’s executive chef Daniel Griffith. Dinner is $125 per person, plus tax and gratuity, and begins at 6:30 pm.

    Thursday, April 28

    The Pour with Sagamore Spirits at Bourbon & Banter
    The latest edition of The Pour — a series of spirits and culinary tastings at The Statler’s underground speakeasy — will feature Maryland’s Sagamore Spirits, known for its rye whiskey. Highlights from the three-course menu include grilled Scottish salmon, West Texas wild boar and buffalo meatloaf, and a Texas pecan tart with strawberry and rhubarb jam. The pairing event is $100 per person, plus tax and gratuity, and will run from 6-8 pm.

    Wine & Wag Walk at Victory Park
    Victory Park will transform into “Victory Bark” during this weeknight dog-friendly sip-and-shop event. Bring your canine companion and enjoy wine and dog treats at multiple stops including Biago Wine and Spirits, Escapology, ViVi’s Victory Park, and more. Tickets are $15 and the event will run from 6-9 pm.

    Lamborn Family Vineyards Wine Dinner at Al Biernet’s North
    Special guest Brian Lamborn of Napa Valley’s Lamborn Family Vineyards will visit the iconic Dallas restaurant to lead guests through a four-course wine dinner. Red wine varietals will be paired with menu items such as grilled poblano pepper Caesar salad, roasted quail with gruyere sausage risotto, and grilled lamb chops. Save room for chocolate peanut butter brownies and spiced rum banana milkshakes. The dinner is $175 per person, plus tax and gratuity, and begins at 6:30 pm with a reception.

    Wine Dinner at Saint Ann: Tour of Spain
    Seating is limited for this five-course dinner and wine pairing, which will take guests on a culinary tour of Spain. Wines include Mercat Brut Cava, Menade Rueda Verdejo, and Vall Llach Porrera Vi de Vila. Reservations are $185 per person, including tax and gratuity, and dinner begins at 6:30 pm.

    Friday, April 29

    Dallas Cowboys Draft Night Out
    Coinciding with the 2022 NFL Draft, several restaurants in The Star District in Frisco will offer Draft Night Out special dishes and prix-fixe menus. Participating places include Lombardi Cucina Italiana, Tupelo Honey, The Common Table, Sushi Marquee, and more. At Cane Rosso, folks can order The Star — a star-shaped pizza and calzone hybrid. At Dee Lincoln Prime, the #1 Draft Pick Roll comes with king crab, caviar, wasabi truffle aioli and gold flakes. Look for live music, games, photo ops and more throughout The Star District.

    Saturday, April 30

    Pupchella at Happiest Hour
    The Harwood District happy hour hotspot will host a dog-friendly festival. Humans can bring their furry friends for frozen watermelon pup treats, pup biscuits, and giveaways. There’ll also be live music, dog adoptions, and cocktails for adults, and $1from each one ordered will be donated to Friends of Dallas Animal Services. Pupchella will run from 12-4 pm.

    Sunday, May 1

    Dinner in the District
    The Adolphus Hotel and its neighbor The Exchange have rounded up five Dallas chefs for one big dinner on the lawn in the AT&T Discovery District. The six-course dinner will feature dishes from Regino Rojas of Revolver Taco Lounge, Katherine Clapner of Dude, Sweet Chocolate, The Exchange chef Richard Blakenship, and Adolphus chefs Ruben Torano and Charles Olalia. Dinner is $150 per person, plus tax and gratuity, and includes wine paired with each course. Also included is a digital art show by the Discovery District’s creative director. The event begins at 6 pm.

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    11 Dallas-Fort Worth BBQ joints showcased in Texas author's new tome

    Brianna Caleri
    Dec 2, 2025 | 10:31 am
    Texas BBQ: The Art of Low and Slow
    Photo by Brianna Caleri
    This hefty book highlights the behind the historical connections that make Texas Barbecue so interconnected.

    Most Texans know our barbecue traditions are more complicated than a bit of salt, pepper, and smoke, but how much else is there to say? For Austin-based food and travel writer Veronica Meewes, the answer is: a lot.

    Her new 512-page book, Texas BBQ: The Art of Low and Slow, covers the subject in great detail, from long restaurant and pitmaster profiles to shorter blurbs that weave the complicated web of who's who in Texas 'cue. Gorgeous photographs round out this feast of a coffee table book.

    Eleven Dallas-Fort Worth barbecue restaurants get featured in the book, including Cattleack Barbeque, Zavala’s Barbecue, Goldee’s Barbecue, Smoke-a-Holics BBQ, Heim Barbecue, and more.

    This book stands out not just for its beauty — including embossed lettering and a cloth wrap that looks and feels like a high-quality denim apron — but for the depth at which it chronicles each establishment.

    Texas BBQ: The Art of Low and Slow table of contents Big photos make Texas BBQ fun to flip through.Image courtesy of HarperCollins

    Some of the most notable entries, such as Goldee's Barbecue in Fort Worth, Truth BBQ in Brenham and Houston, and Aaron Franklin in Austin, get six to 10-page spreads. Each is written in a way that the reader would understand if they simply flipped to their favorite restaurant, but during long reading sessions, bigger narratives start to unfold.

    The author recounts the story of Fort Worth's highly acclaimed Goldee's, from its founders' childhoods and early work experiences to its beginnings just before the pandemic, to its Michelin Bib Gourmand distinction in 2024. There are even a few recipes, equipment, and cooking secrets revealed.

    In between comprehensive restaurant histories, the author offers snippets of more general knowledge: a barbecue glossary, a breakdown of different types of wood and knives, and a profile of two popular barbecue education courses.

    Since the book is organized by region — North, East, Central, South, and West Texas — it's both a great semi-personalized book for Texans who love their hometowns and a useful travel guide.

    The title of this book could be a tongue-in-cheek reference to how it's written, with a clear passion for getting to the bottom of things, finding the flavor, and trimming very little fat.

    Author Veronica Meewes Author Veronica Meewes at la Barbecue.Photo by Alex Gray

    Texas BBQ is published by HarperCollins, with an original release date of November 11. It is available via the publisher for $50, or as an ebook for $34.99, as well as from other stores across Texas and major online retailers. (As of publish time, it's on sale on Amazon for $30.04.) This is Meewe's fifth book.

    Here's the complete list of the Texas barbecue joints featured in the book:

    North Texas

    • Goldee’s Barbecue - Fort Worth
    • Panther City BBQ - Fort Worth
    • Cattleack Barbeque - Dallas
    • Zavala’s Barbecue - Grand Prairie
    • Smoke-a-Holics BBQ - Fort Worth
    • Heim Barbecue - Fort Worth & Dallas
    • Sabar BBQ - Fort Worth
    • Dayne’s Craft Barbecue - Aledo
    • Hutchins Barbeque - MicKinney & Frisco
    • Lockhart Smokehouse - Dallas
    • Smoke’n Ash BBQ - Arlington

    East Texas

    • Stanley’s Famous Pit Barbecue- Tyler
    • 1701 Barbecue- Beaumont
    • Blood Bros BBQ- Houston
    • Tejas Chocolate + Barbecue- Tomball
    • Bar-A BBQ- Montgomery
    • Bodacious Bar-B-Q- Longview
    • Sunbird Barbecue- Longview
    • Mimsy’s Craft Barbecue- Crockett
    • Martin’s Place- Bryan
    • Khoi Barbecue- Houston
    • Harlem Road Texas BBQ- Richmond
    • Gatlin’s BBQ- Houston
    • Pizzitola’s Bar-B-Cue- Houston
    • Feges BBQ- Houston
    • Killen’s Barbecue- Pearland, Cypress, Shenandoah
    • Redbird BBQ- Port Lavaca
    • Patillo’s Barbeque- Beaumont
    • Brett’s BBQ Shop- Katy
    • Roegels BBQ Co.- Houston
    • CorkScrew BBQ- Spring

    Central Texas

    • Franklin Barbecue- Austin
    • Louie Mueller Barbecue- Taylor
    • la Barbecue- Austin
    • LeRoy and Lewis Barbecue- Austin
    • Micklethwait Craft Meats- Austin
    • InterStellar BBQ- Austin
    • Kreuz Market- Lockhart
    • Snow’s BBQ- Lexington
    • Eaker Barbeque- Fredericksburg
    • Rossler’s Blue Cord BBQ- Harker Heights
    • Cooper’s Old Time Pit Bar-B-Que- Llano (and other locations)
    • Miller’s Smokehouse- Belton
    • Southside Market & Barbeque- Elgin, Bastrop, Austin & Hutto
    • The Original Black’s Barbecue- Lockhart, Austin, San Marcos
    • Terry Black’s Barbecue- Austin, Lockhart, Dallas, Waco
    • Distant Relatives- Austin
    • Rollin’ Smoke BBQ- Austin
    • Mum Foods Smokehouse & Delicatessen- Austin
    • KG BBQ- Austin
    • Stiles Switch BBQ and Brew- Austin
    • Smitty’s Market- Lockhart
    • City Market- Luling
    • Black Board Bar B Q- Sisterdale
    • Victorian’s Barbecue- Mart
    • Viteks’ BBQ- Waco
    • Guess Family Barbecue- Waco
    • Helberg Barbecue- Woodway

    South Texas

    • 2M Smokehouse- San Antonio
    • Burnt Bean Co.- Seguin
    • Vera’s Backyard Bar-B-Que- Brownsville
    • Teddy’s Barbecue- Weslaco
    • Reese Bros. Barbecue- San Antonio
    • GW’s BBQ Catering Co.- San Juan
    • Lavaca BBQ- Port Lavaca
    • Butter’s BBQ- Sinton

    West Texas

    • Perini Ranch Steakhouse- Buffalo Gap
    • Evie Mae’s Pit Barbeque- Wolfforth (outside Lubbock)
    • Brantley Creek Barbecue-
    • Hallelujah! BBQ- El Paso
    • Desert Oak Barbecue- El Paso
    • Brick Vault Brewery & Barbecue- Marathon

    Profiles:
    • Daniel Vaughn
    • M&M BBQ Co.
    • Chief Firewood
    • BBQ Confessional
    • Houston Edgeworks
    • Camp Brisket (at Texas A&M)
    • Chud’s BBQ
    • Mill Scale Metalworks
    • Jess Pryles/Hardcore Carnivore
    • Brisket Country
    • The Sausage Sensei
    • Matti Bills (Three Six General, Howdy Child)
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