Foodie News

Savor at Klyde Warren Park leads record-breaking week of Dallas restaurant openings

It’s a big week for foodies, as a handful of buzzy restaurants are set to open in Dallas including an official ramen shop and Klyde Warren Park’s new restaurant, Savor. Plus, downtowners and those in the Design District can look forward to a couple of new options to sate their appetites. And now, a chronological rundown.

Tuesday, September 24

Savor, Klyde Warren Park’s answer to established dining, opens for dinner and dinner only for the next few weeks as executive chef John Coleman, executive sous chef Joe Scigliano and the entire Savor team work to get the ball rolling.

If lunch is your desire, the food truck Relish opens its walk-up companion to Savor, serving burgers infused with house-made relish and a side truffle parmesan French fries.

Wednesday, September 25

Dallas finally gets a ramen shop thanks to Deep Ellum’s Tanoshii Ramen. The noodles are made in-house, the menu embraces vegan and there will be late night hot pots when the restaurant stays open to 3 am on Fridays and Saturdays. It’s dinner only right now, but owners Joey and Chi Le plan to have lunch hours in October. It's all part of Deep Ellum's foodie frenzy.

Thursday, September 26

Downtown Dallas finally gets a grocery store with Urban Orchard Market’s grand opening from 5 to 10 pm. But the ambitious center also features the Bar None Café, as well as the previously open Urban Vineyards, a liquor store. The café will sell sushi, sandwiches, tacos and more. Truly one-stop shopping.

Friday, September 27

The Design District welcomes Central Standard to 1400 Hi Line for a Friday grand opening. The New American eatery features everything from elevated bar food such as roasted red pepper hummus, burgers, sandwiches and a 12-ounce center cut New York strip. The idea is to offer food from across the Central Time Zone. The space also features a bar focusing on hand-crafted cocktails and wine.

Tanoshii Ramen creates its noodles by hand each morning.

Photo courtesy of Tanoshii

Tanoshii Ramen creates its noodles by hand each morning.

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Deli News

Gourmet market Ari's Pantry to open in Dallas' Trinity Groves

Ari's Pantry

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A new gourmet grocery is coming to Trinity Groves: Ari's Pantry, the market launched in Oak Cliff by husband-and-wife Ari and Amy Lowenstein, will open a second location in West Dallas’ Trinity Groves, with a grand opening celebration on Saturday, November 30.

Located at 3011 Gulden Ln. #119 in the space that was once home to Potato Flats who remembers them, the Trinity Groves store will offer: pasta, olive oil, vinegars, preserves, candy, bread, crackers, cheese, meats, pizza dough, fresh pasta, housewares, cocktail ingredients, novelty kitchen gadgets, spices, prepared foods, fresh pesto and Ari’s own tomato sauce.

“We are excited to open our newest location at Trinity Groves joining the great businesses already there and the wave of new ventures opening in the development,” Ari Lowenstein says in a release. “With this location we will reach a new audience in West Dallas and be closer to our customers coming from downtown and the north.”

The couple opened their first location in Winnetka Heights at 1307 ½ W. Davis St. in December 2023 to fulfill Ari's passion for all things Italy. The idea was a small Italian food store with recipe-ready staples, with a hyper-local vibe. It has since blossomed into a general-purpose gourmet stop.

In addition to the food staples for sale found at their Bishop Arts location, Ari’s Trinity Groves location will also include a commercial catering kitchen that will enable them to provide full-service catering, prepared meal pick-up, pasta classes, and private dinners.

“Amy and Ari bring something new and special to this development as our first partner to offer consumer packaged goods made by people and companies outside of Trinity Groves,” said Sam Romano, Partner at West Dallas Investments, parent company of Trinity Groves. “They are part of the vision we have for the future of Trinity Groves that will combine innovative, up and coming chefs and restauranteurs with lifestyle and entertainment options like pickleball, bocce ball, popup events, arcade game play and additional retail partners.”

The Ari's empire doesn't stop here: Their goal is to open multiple locations "in all corners of DFW and beyond," and that includes a location in the Cyprus Waters community in Coppell, slated to open in spring 2025.

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