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News You Can Eat

Vegan treats and cozy cocktails warm up this Dallas restaurant news

Teresa Gubbins
Oct 31, 2019 | 6:06 pm
Thirsty Lion
Lots of food and drink to read about here.
Photo courtesy of Thirsty Lion

The restaurant news in Dallas at the end of October is all about cocktails, vegan offerings, and late-night hours. There's an update on a celebrity chef restaurant, and even an opening or two.

Here's what's happening in Dallas dining news:

Georgie, the new restaurant opening in the Knox District of Dallas from restaurateur Stephan Courseau with a consult from celebu-chef Curtis Stone, has begun hiring staff, which means opening day is surely near. The restaurant takes cues from Curtis' L.A.-based butcher shop and restaurant Gwen, featuring a seasonal menu and in-house butcher shop. Georgie will be open for dinner 7 days a week and brunch on weekends.

Smoothie King is opening a location in Lewisville at 1100 W. Main St. on November 11. The store is owned by entrepreneurial husband-and-wife Naphtali and Jacqueline Ben-Meir, who are health and wellness fanatics and longtime Smoothie King customers.

Shake Shack opened a location on the Dallas-Addison line at 5290 Belt Line Rd., #112A.

BoomerJack’s Grill & Bar is opening a location at Fairview Town Center in November. The menu includes chicken wings, smoked brisket nachos, Nashville hot sandwich, and the Triple B Burger with beef, bacon, brisket, and onion strings on a pretzel roll. Their beers are served at 29 degrees utilizing a state-of-the-art, glycol-cooling system. It'll have wall-to-wall TVs, an outdoor bar, a roll-up garage door, oversized fans, heaters, and a fire pit. This is the 14th location of BoomerJack’s Grill & Bar by North Texas restaurateur Brent Tipps.

Genghis Grill, the build-your-own stir-fry chain, is opening its first location in Grand Prairie. This will be the first new design that Genghis Grill has opened in Dallas-Fort Worth in five years. It will open on December 16 in Epic Central Grand Prairie, located at 3138 Hwy. 161, #420. This is Genghis Grill’s 15th restaurant in Dallas-Fort Worth and 57th systemwide. Genghis Grill began remodeling its DFW locations in June 2018, with plans to update all restaurants systemwide by the end of 2021.

Malibu Poke has launched a new line of poke tacos, featuring three varieties: Ahi Tuna Poke Taco, Spicy Shrimp Poke Taco, and Chicken Poke Taco. You can get them in a 3-pack for $9.50.

Fine China, located in The Statler, has new menus that draw on influences throughout Asia, including sashimi and five new sushi rolls. Restaurateur Jeffrey Kollinger has executed a menu overhaul and revitalization with a wider culinary range. New dishes include sea bass, Wagyu strip & Chinese broccoli, Szechuan beef tenderloin with scallion whipped potatoes, half chicken, Thai-style whole snapper, and braised short rib.

Thirsty Lion Gastropub & Grill has a new seasonal fall menu with braised pork belly ramen, blackened rib eye, shrimp & butternut squash risotto, lamb burger, maple butternut squash, and arugula salad. It's available at both DFW locations at the Toyota Music Factory in Las Colinas and Glade Park Town Center in Euless.

Pressed Juicery has introduced five new plant-based items at its locations in Uptown Dallas and Southlake: Oat Milk, Vanilla Oat Milk, Matcha Oat Milk, Pumpkin Oat Milk, and Pumpkin Freeze. The Plain and Vanilla Oat Milk can be added to coffee and baked goods. Pumpkin Freeze is a plant-based soft serve made from water, maple syrup, pumpkin puree, almonds, vanilla extract, cinnamon, and nutmeg. Matcha Oat Milk is comprised of four ingredients: oat milk, monk fruit, vanilla and matcha. Pumpkin Oat Milk includes seven ingredients: oat milk, maple syrup, pumpkin, vanilla, cinnamon, clove, and nutmeg.

Shark Club, the sports bar in Plano, hs a new Power Lunch with $10 handhelds and salads, and $4 wine and beer. Options include salmon salad with greens, potatoes, soft boiled egg, tomatoes, and Kalamata olives; and buttermilk fried chicken sandwich with spicy Ssäm sauce, cheddar, lettuce, pickles, onions, and fries. Monday–Friday 11:30 am-3 pm.

Bartaco, the upscale taqueria concept with locations at Dallas' Preston Center and Fort Worth's Clearfork, has four new menu items: carne asada taco; crispy Brussels sprouts taco with crispy honey chipotle glazed brussels sprouts, spicy curry carrot puree, candied pepitas, and pickled onions; miso cod taco with miso-marinated cod, sesame aioli, and pickled cucumber; and pork posole, a rich, spiced pork stew with hominy, roasted chiles, and a cabbage garnish.

Mi Cocina, the big chain, has added several new menu items "including vegan and vegetarian friendly" dishes. There's black bean dip, black bean enchiladas, shrimp ceviche, salmon tacos, spicy shrimp Tex-Mex tacos, and "guacamole" tacos. Sounds like Mi Cocina needs help on its vegan menu conceptualization.

Elm Street Cask & Kitchen, located in downtown Dallas, has a new late-night menu with items like chicken wings served with Dr Pepper BBQ sauce and sweet garlic buffalo sauce; Brussels sprouts with black garlic vinaigrette; and pimento dip. The menu will be available daily from 9 pm-midnight.

Prim and Proper, the collaborative restaurant experience located inside the Neighborhood Goods flagship location in Plano, has a new fall menu that will run through December 1, rolling out one new special per week. Highlights include Harvest Salad with roasted fall vegetables, shaved parmesan, pistachios, and arugula; and a Touchdown Turkey Sandwich with smoked turkey, homemade cranberry fig compote, spinach, and provolone. Two new beverage specials, also available through December 1, include the Dirty Pumpkin Chai Latte and It’s the Great Cocktail, Charlie Brown with rum, honey pumpkin spice syrup, and angostura.

Ida Claire, the Southern restaurant on Belt Line Road, has a new fall menu with blueberry waffle; veggie omelet with spinach, Herbed Tomatoes, Bell Peppers, White Cheddar Cheese; breakfast Burrito with Chorizo and avocado, hummus Board, egg Salad Sandwich, and the Five Napkins bison Sloppy Joe. New cocktails include gin and Fever Tree Tonic; Fire in the Sky Margarita, and Bare Necessities, a gin cocktail served in a miniature bathtub adorned with a rubber duck. New frozen cocktails include the Cricket with vodka, Crème de Menthe, Crème de Cacao Blanche, and Almond Milk; and the Frosé Milkshake with Ava Grace Rosé and Vanilla Soft Serve.

Buffalo Wings & Rings has two new menu items: spicy Korean shrimp and the Old Bay shrimp basket. They also have a new drink, the Tennessee Harvest, with Jack Daniels, Amaretto, lemonade, strawberry, and Sprite. They're available until November 11.

Pinstack, the fun restaurant with bowling, has new seasonal cocktails: Crown apple strike, cranberry spritz, cherry mezcal mule, Irish martini, and white cranberry margarita. They're available at all three locations in Plano, Allen, and Las Colinas.

Aspen Creek Grill in Irving has three new "campfire cocktails" featuring blood orange, pumpkin, and apple flavors, available through November 5. There's a blood orange margarita with 1800 Tequila, Cointreau, and house-made blood orange sweet and sour; Harvest Smash with Maker’s Mark, spiced pear liqueur, and pumpkin puree; and an apple mule with Vanilla Vodka, sour apple Schnapps, and ginger beer.

Dog Haus has two limited-time cocktails created by celebrity mixologist and Bar Rescue TV personality Phil Wills: The Flux Capacitor is made with tequila, blackberry, mint, lime, simple syrup, and jalapeño; and the Funky Town Shandy has lager, sprite, passionfruit, and lemongrass.

Dillas Quesadillas, the quesadilla chain with locations in Plano, Frisco, and McKinney, is doing a Frito Pie quesadilla with chili cheese Fritos, ground beef, Hatch queso, and red onion. It's available through November 20 for $7.49.

Joy Macarons, the Dallas-based bakery known for macarons and ice cream sandwiches, is serving ice cream scoops in cups, gluten-free waffle cones, sundaes and shakes at its Davis Street location in Oak Cliff. Signature sundaes include lavender fluff ice cream topped with lemon curd sauce and whipped cream. "MacShakes" contain ice cream blended with macaron shells and a macaron topping.

Dunkin' will begin serving the Beyond Sausage Sandwich at more than 9,000 restaurants across the U.S. beginning November 6. The company tested the sandwich in Manhattan in July and it quickly became a top seller. It offers the taste and texture of a juicy, savory breakfast sausage patty, but features a patty made with 100% plant-based protein and a mix of spices crafted specifically for Dunkin'. The Beyond Breakfast Sausage patty contains 10 grams of plant-based protein and is served on an English muffin with egg and American cheese.

Top Round, the East Dallas location of this roast beef chain and the first to have a full bar, has a new drinks menu with Beefy Bloody Mary, a meal in itself topped with a beef & cheese slider and tater tots; Taaaang Girl, a mimosa made with orange Tang drink mix; a frozen cherry limeade; the Salted Caramel Boozy Custard with frozen custard and Bailey’s, garnished with a powdered doughnut; and Cinnamon Toast Boozy Custard with frozen custard, Fireball, and Rum Chata.

The French Room has named Diego Fernandez as their new executive chef. He joins the team at the The Adolphus hotel with 15-plus years of experience in kitchens such as San Francisco's Quince and Chicago's Michelin-starred Alinea. Originally from Mexico City, Fernandez learned a love for cooking from his father who is also a long-time chef. The duo opened Starfish, a restaurant in San Antonio, in 2014.

Meddlesome Moth has named Suki Otsuki executive chef. Expect to see Suki’s culinary influences on brunch, lunch and dinner menus at the Moth over the next several weeks. She was most recently at Mudhen Meat & Greens, which is closing. She's a graduate of Texas Culinary Academy and also holds a Certificate in Patisserie and Baking from Le Cordon Bleu. She was previously a sous chef at Moth, and also worked at Lark on the Park and House of Blues.

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Where to Eat

Where to eat in Dallas right now: 10 new restaurants for October

Teresa Gubbins
Oct 9, 2026 | 3:00 pm
Sophia's Cantina
Photo courtesy of Sophia's
Red snapper ceviche at Sophia's Cantina

CultureMap's monthly Where to Eat column highlighting the best restaurants to try returns for October with a theme of new and diverse. Every restaurant on this list is a recent arrival, including at least one that has been open for only a day. If you want hot, fresh, and new, you've come to the right list.

The list represents an exciting array, encompassing a one-of-its-kind test restaurant, a fashionable coffee shop, steakhouse, Mexican cantina, Italian speakeasy, and not one, not two, but three places to get dumplings.

Here's where to eat in Dallas for October 2026:

Coach Coffee Shop
Unique cafe just opened inside the Coach handbag store at Allen Outlet Malls, one of seven locations across the U.S., including Austin, which opened in 2025. The drink menu features coffee, espresso drinks including cappuccinos and lattes, cold brew, matcha lattes with rotating seasonal flavors, and lemonade. There are two signature items: Tabby Cake — an adorable chocolate treat shaped like Coach’s trademark Tabby bag and Lil Miss Jo Cookie — an edible version of the chain's coffee-cup animated mascot used in company ad campaigns. They also serve pastries such as salted chocolate chip cookies, blueberry muffins, vegan carrot cake muffins, cinnamon rolls, savory scones, ham and cheese croissant, and soft-serve in waffle cones.

Curry Tei & Bar
Hip Asian restaurant comes to downtown Plano courtesy of Michelle Vi Pepping, who also owns buzzy Okaeri Cafe in Richardson. Curry Tei gives her the opportunity to focus more deeply on favorite Japanese comfort foods, especially house-made curry and crispy katsu, along with a full bar featuring sake, Japanese whisky, and handcrafted cocktails. The curry can be ordered over rice or udon noodles, then topped with a choice from 10 proteins: tonkatsu fried pork cutlet, katsu fried chicken cutlet, tofu katsu fried tofu cutlet, shrimp katsu, karaage fried chicken, Japanese sausage, fried potato croquette, sliced beef, hamburger patty, or gyoza dumplings. Their bowls and noodles run the gamut from chicken teriyaki over rice to chilled green tea soba noodles with vegetable tempura. Popular starters include edamame, dumplings, and karaage fried chicken.

Coach Coffee Shop The chocolate bag is one of a few too-cute-to-eat treats at Coach Coffee Shop. Coach Coffee Shop/Instagram

Docent Steak
After two years in the making, the newest restaurant from Harwood Hospitality Group is open in the Harwood No. 14 development as a steakhouse with a menu centered on HWD Beef, Harwood’s exclusive beef product. Prime cuts include filet mignon, NY strip, ribeye, bone-in strip, Chateaubriand, and porterhouse. Docent also serves Kobe beef, including A5 Wagyu available by the ounce, and a rotating Kobe flight featuring five cuts. Non-steak options include crab cake, Kobe potstickers, steak tartare sliders, tempura lobster, oysters, spicy tuna tartare, and a seafood tower. As befits a steakhouse, there's a grand wine list, but also a big selection of sake. The main dining room has a white-tablecloth fine-dining ambience, while a lower level has a casual atmosphere with TVs. There's lots of art, a Harwood trademark.

L's Dumplings
Chef-owned Asian spot just opened on the Lewisville/Carrollton border, where it's doing dumplings and Hong Kong-style dim sum. There's an expansive menu with dim sum-style dishes, dumplings, and even Chinese-American staples like General Tso's Chicken. While the restaurant does not have room for the cart service that often goes with dim sum, it does have a dim sum menu with a dozen dishes you'd find at a traditional dim sum brunch: beef tripe, black pepper short ribs, siu mai topped with roe, Chinese broccoli in oyster sauce, steamed pork ribs with garlic, sticky rice chicken, wontons, and chicken feet in black bean sauce. Dumplings are offered in more than a dozen varieties including soft steamed dumplings, pan-fried dumplings with a crispy bottom, and soup dumplings, famous for containing broth inside the wrapper, creating an especially juicy filling.

Momo2Go
Well-regarded dumpling chain from Canada has opened a location in the Preston Lebanon Crossing shopping center, taking over a space previously occupied by Lalo's Cocina Mexicana, which closed in July. Momo2Go specializes in momos — the dumpling that's a foundation of Himalayan cuisine — and is a spinoff of a family-owned restaurant called Himalayan Kitchen, which debuted in Toronto in 2012. Their momos were so popular that they launched Momo2Go in 2016. They now have 10 including one in Irving, which franchisees Karma Gurung and Tashi Chetan opened in 2023. Frisco is their second location.

L's Dumplings Veggie dumplings are a favorite at L's Dumplings.Photo courtesy of L's Dumplings

Ono Hawaiian BBQ
Fast-casual Hawaiian plate-lunch chain from California just opened a location in McKinney, specializing in island-style plate lunches that combine some form of meat plus white rice and macaroni salad. Meats include BBQ chicken, Kalua pork, kalbi short ribs, fried chicken katsu, and Spam musubi, consisting of a block of rice topped with a slice of Spam and wrapped in seaweed. A slightly healthier option combines the meats with rice and a side salad. McKinney is the second location in Texas, following Plano which opened in July. If all goes according to their plan, they will soon be ubiquitous, with 10 locations plotted for DFW.

Open House
New restaurant concept being tested by KFC has opened its very first location in McKinney, with a goal to put a modern twist on Colonel Sanders' fried chicken concept. The location has tableside service, touchscreen kiosks, breakfast, boba drinks, and more. New and unique menu items including sides such as Southwest corn, fried green beans, spicy pickles, and rainbow slaw, as well as the first breakfast lineup featuring chicken tenders sandwiches, hashbrown sticks, mini cronuts, brewed coffee, and iced lattes. The McKinney restaurant will serve as a testing ground for KFC, giving them a chance to try new food, drinks, service, and design ideas before rolling them out across the country.

Red: Italian
Unusual new restaurant in Denton is a subterranean spot in the basement of Ruby Rodeo, a bar and live music venue on Denton Square, where it's serving Italian food and speakeasy charm. The 58-seat underground space — which includes 10 seats at the bar — serves Italian classics, priced from $25 to $40, such as spicy sausage lasagna with arrabbiata sauce, cacio e pepe bucatini, chicken piccata, shrimp diablo, and espresso-crusted filet mignon with Italian seasoning. Appetizers include fried mozzarella, stuffed mushrooms, grilled artichokes, bruschetta, meatballs, flatbreads, and a classic Caesar. The concept comes from Victor García and Mike Church, who also own Ruby Rodeo, as well as the similarly-red-named Scarlett Lounge in Deep Ellum.

Sophia's Cocina & Cantina
Mexican restaurant in Farmers Branch is the new home of Hugo Miranda, the well-respected hospitality figure who previously helmed Hugo's Invitados, a Mexican concept that he opened in 2018 with entrepreneur Mark Hulme. Highlights from the menu (which has not yet been uploaded to the restaurant's website nor their Facebook page) include oysters, pork belly chicharron, sopa de Cebolla, mixed grill, ribeye black Angus tomahawk sliced tableside, whole Pacific snapper, crudos, and upscale tacos such as blue crab with spinach; and salads such as red beet carpaccio with arugula, goat cheese, avocado, and pumpkin seeds.

Yo-Chi
Aussie fro-yo chain known for self-serve bowls, bountiful topping bars, and lively vibe has made its U.S. debut in Dallas near Inwood Village, at 5710 Lovers Ln. #101, to be followed by a second location at NorthPark Center. Yay us. Founded in Melbourne in 2012, Yo-Chi first expanded outside Australia in 2025 with a location in Singapore, followed by London. They tout their use of "fresh milk" in their yogurt, with flavors such as vanilla, salted butterscotch, tart, acai, coconut, matcha, and cinnamon banana. Plus 40-plus toppings arranged in a communal, self-serve station, including mini mochi, pistachio spread, cookie dough, sauces, brownies, fruit, and more. In its Down Under home turf, Yo-Chi locations are said to have a club ambience, with people going there on dates and bouncers at the door on weekends.

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