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    News You Can Eat

    Dallas gets famous cronuts from New York and more restaurant news

    Teresa Gubbins
    Dec 2, 2020 | 4:55 pm
    Dominique Ansel pastry chef cronut
    It used to be that you would have to go to NYC to get them.
    Photo courtesy of Dominique Ansel

    This roundup of Dallas restaurant news has it all. It's an action-packed collection of flavorful nuggets including openings, closures, new menus, and dollar deals. Its scope is nearly infinite: from a new bubble tea shop all the way to a national chain's famous fried onion. There's also access for the first time to a pastry from New York that's known around the world.

    Here's what's happening in Dallas dining this week:

    The Heritage Table in Frisco has closed temporarily due to the pandemic. However, in its wake owner Rich Vana has launched The Impractical Sandwich, a pop-up with gourmet brown bag sandwiches and house-cured deli meats for take-out. This semi-permanent, take-out-only shop will be open Monday-Friday from 11:30 am-1 pm. Menu highlights include bahn mi with Texas Angus beef strip and Chubby Dog Farm pork pate on an Empire Roll, smoked brisket cheesesteak, Wagyu beef bologna sandwich, BLT, and a shrimp & sausage po'boy.

    OneZo Texas is a new bubble tea place opening at 4060 SH 121 in Carrollton, staking a claim that it's the freshest boba in DFW. They'll serve house-made boba with natural, fresh ingredients, combined with tea sourced from Taiwan, locally sourced juice, and new Boba flavors developed in-house. They celebrate a grand opening on December 4 with 50 percent off your first beverage.

    Coconut Thai Grill in Carrollton has closed due to "landlord issues." The restaurant posted the bad news on Facebook. "After serving you for the past 11 years, we've decided to close down permanently during this difficult times, effective immediately. We've appreciated all of your supports and friendships over the years."

    The Poké Point, a poke restaurant in Carrollton, is closing on December 13. "As we count down to our last day together, we want to thank everyone for their continued support!" the restaurant posted on its Facebook page. They'll offer deals galore including "buy 2 get 1 free spam musubis" plus more specials throughout their final two weeks.

    Draft Sports Bar & Lounge, a sports bar and restaurant inside the Sheraton Dallas Hotel in downtown Dallas, has reopened, "just in time to continue watching college football games and the Dallas Cowboys," as their post notes. To celebrate the reopening, they're offering complimentary jalapeno cheese nachos from 5-6 pm on Saturdays and Sundays. They also have $1 off draft beer specials on Saturdays and Sundays from 4-6 pm. Oh and also this Friday December 4, when two college football games will air at 7:30 pm and at 8:30 pm. With 1,840 rooms, the Sheraton is the largest hotel in North Texas; it underwent a renovation in November 2019.

    Punch Bowl Social has a new brunch menu, served Saturday-Sunday 10 am-3 pm. There are Eggs In Quarantine with smoked bacon and pork sausage bolognese with 2 soft poached eggs; a "cake burger" with burger patties, pancakes, bacon, American cheese, maple syrup served with punch potatoes; and Everything Bagel biscuits with boiled eggs, red pickled onion, cucumber, tomato confit, chive cream cheese and lemon wedges.

    Jinya Ramen Bar has new chef's specials for the winter including Spicy Maze-Men, with long-simmered broth, noodles, fresh garlic paste, pepper, nori, bonito flake, onion, kimchee, pork chashu, egg yolk, pork oil, and pork soup. Soft Shell Crab Bun combines soft shell crab, avocado, baby leaf, poke sauce, and spicy mayo. Other new dishes include house salad, salmon & spicy tuna cone, calamari with arugula, crispy rice with spicy tuna, and jalapeño butter corn.

    Ida Claire has updated its Southern menu with new dishes that include duck nachos, avocado toast, hot chicken sliders, seafood pasta, fried chicken, bacon burger with pimento cheese, and filet mignon with broccolini and garlic-mashed potatoes. Blistered greens include broccolini, okra, and pickled fresnos. Gulf seafood dip has shrimp, crawfish, spinach, artichoke hearts, and cheese, with spiced potato chips. New brunch dishes include red velvet cakes and sticky toffee buns made with toffee sauce and toasted pecans.

    Uchibā is now offering its popular Whisky + Wagyu menu, an in-restaurant only offering on Uchibā’s wildly popular happy hour menu featuring Japanese whiskys and perfectly paired wagyu beef small plates. Currently available during happy hour, to late night, from 9-11 pm, it includes a whisky tasting, cocktails, and wagyu dishes such as crudo, wagyu dumpling, and wagyu buns, available inside with limited seating our out on the patio.

    Holy Crust at Trinity Groves is offering $1 slices of pizza every Tuesday in December, all day, with varieties from a selection that includes Pepperoni, Chicken Bacon Alfredo, Mushroom, and Sausage & Vodka Sauce.

    It's Just Wings is a virtual, delivery-only brand created by Brinker International featuring three kinds of wings (smoked, fried, and boneless) with a dozen-plus sauces. As a virtual brand, there are no brick and mortar stores and it's available only for delivery via DoorDash. In addition to wings, there are curly fries and fried Oreos. If you spend $10, you can get a fried Oreo for free by entering the code BYE2020, through December 31.

    The Cheesecake Factory has brought back Peppermint Bark Cheesecake, featuring white chocolate cheesecake swirled with chunks of chocolate peppermint bark, topped with white chocolate mousse and sprinkled with chopped peppermint, by the slice and as a 10-inch cake. They also have a new ice cream line with cheesecake flavors including chocolate, birthday cake, and salted caramel. For the holidays, they have a Gift Card Offer: For every $25 in gift cards or eGift cards purchased through the end of the year at a Cheesecake Factory restaurant or online, you get a card for a free slice of cheesecake redeemable January 1-March 31, 2021.

    North Italia has new and updated pastas, entrées, salads, sandwiches, and cocktails that include: Sicilian Short Rib Ragu with crispy polenta topped with melted fontina cheese and short rib ragu; boneless Branzino with broccolini, cauliflower, Romanesco, cipollini onions and sweet roasted fennel; vegetable salad with radicchio, kale, Brussels sprouts, butternut squash, cauliflower, farro, dates, pecorino cheese, and roasted pistachios; carbonara pasta, a breakfast pasta available for brunch only with cavatelli pasta, pecorino carbonara sauce, English peas, pancetta, chopped croutons, pecorino, and soft-boiled egg.

    Taco Cabana has several new holiday menu items. TC Torpedoes are fried corn masa filled with choice of chicken tinga or cheese and poblano, available in a two-pack for $5 as a plate with rice, beans, guacamole, and tortillas for $7. New breakfast tortas inclue chorizo & egg, or cheese & egg, both $3, or bacon, egg & cheese torta for $4. They're available all day, every day. Two new margarita flavors include Candy Cane and Apple Spice.

    Beans & Barrel at The Westin Stonebriar is offering festive dishes throughout December including Texas chili with smoked brisket; apple cider smoked tenderloin with cranberry onion marmalade, roasted butternut squash, and wilted winter greens; and bourbon pecan & bacon tart with cinnamon vanilla cream. Cocktails include the Cocoa Milagro with Milagro Tequila, chili, and hot chocolate.

    McDonald's has brought back the McRib nationwide for the first time since 2012.

    Outback Steakhouse has spun off its signature Bloomin' Onion, first introduced in 1988, with two new menu items that take the onion's proprietary seasoning, crunchy texture, and Bloom sauce in new directions. Aussie ribs are a riff on Royal Bloomin' Ribs using bone-in baby back ribs, seasoned with the Bloom flour, fried, then tossed in barbecue sauce and finished with Bloom sauce. Bloomin' Fried Chicken is an 8-ounce chicken breast breaded with seasoned flour, fried, and drizzled with Bloom sauce. The Bloom sauce recipe is a secret but it does contain horseradish and hot sauce.

    Dominique Ansel Bakery, New York-based inventor of the cronut, is now shipping cronuts nationwide. No longer will you need to fly to New York or placing a pre-order two weeks in advance. The bakery launched online ordering and is also shipping other iconic treats such as Chocolate Chip Cookie Shots, Kouign Amann, Cannelé de Bordeaux, Chocolate Chunk Cookies, and Double Chocolate Pecan Cookies (gluten-free) to the 48 contiguous U.S. states. They'll also ship two seasonal treats: gourmet Christmas Morning Cereal plus Chestnut & Milk Chocolate Cronuts, the monthly flavor for December 2020. They'll be baked to order and shipped on the same day.

    Central Market is hosting a Gingerbread Decorating Contest through December 27. Every store will choose two winners; each winner gets a $500 gift card to the store. Photos of gingerbread creations can be uploaded during this time to www.centralmarket.com/contest. All entries will be reviewed by a panel of judges selected by Central Market and judging will be based on the following criteria: creativity/originality, reflection of theme, and overall execution. For contest rules, click here.

    Texas Ale Project has entered a partnership with Andrews Distributing Company to distribute their portfolio of beers.

    True Kitchen + Kocktails in downtown Dallas made national news on November 30 when its owner was recorded lecturing diners to stop twerking. He asked a group of diners to stop standing on the furniture and dancing up against the wall, and after they ignored him, he issued his warning. He responded to the uproar with an Instagram post explaining that he'd spoken to the group politely and only resorted to a lecture after he was ignored.

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    Holiday week is not slowing down this round of Dallas restaurant news

    Teresa Gubbins
    Dec 22, 2025 | 4:53 pm
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    This may be a holiday week but the Dallas restaurant scene is not slacking, with a whole wave of restaurants that are newly open or are just about to. There are also new menus, special dishes, and a nice celebrity tout for a local celebrity beer.

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

    Sidelines Sports Tavern, a short-lived sports bar in Frisco just closed. It was the latest occupant of a space at 307 Main St. #105 at the corner of 423, which has had its share of turnover, starting out as Woody's Bar Kitchen, which closed in 2024. Sidelines opened in February 2025, and now it is gone.

    Ateliê, a new restaurant from chef Wyl Lima, opened in Bishop Arts on December 15 at at 365 W. Jefferson Blvd. — a permanent home following years of underground dinners. It opens with a 12-item menu including vegetable-forward dishes such as Roasted Carrots with tofu curry, Garden Salad with frisée, fried egg, & radish, Mushroom Croquettes, Turkey Hot Pocket with truffle mornay & smoked gouda, Wagyu Melt with pastrami & caramelized onions, Fried Rice with egg yolk, garlic crisp, & nori, Cacio e Pepe, Lamb Shank with pomegranate & couscous, skirt steak with piquillo salsa and yuca, and Half Roasted Chicken with sweet plantains and Mediterranean chutney.

    Noodle One is a new Asian restaurant in Frisco, 3311 Preston Rd. #1 in the former Nations diner space, serving dishes like beef noodle soup, stir-fried noodles, and wok-tossed fried rice. They specialize in handmade noodles — including a guy making them in plain view — along with lamb skewers, dumplings, and fried rice. owners are from Lanzhou, capital of the Gansu province in China. Nations closed that location in October but still has locations in Sunnyvale, Denton, Arlington, and Sachse.

    Flying Fish, the Dallas-based mostly-Cajun seafood chain, is opening a location in Plano, in the former Dickeys space at 4032 Preston Rd., across from the H-E-B just south of Spring Creek Parkway. According to a spokesperson, they're in the thick of a remodeling with a grand opening coming in early 2026.

    Caffe:in is a new restaurant and boba shop in Plano at 101 Spring Creek Pkwy. #735 on the northwest corner of US-75 in the same shopping center as 99 Ranch, taking over the space previously occupied by Tiger Sugar, another drink chain. The concept hails from California and specializes in authentic Taiwanese and Malaysian boba, desserts, and snacks such as Taiwanese popcorn chicken, a Malaysian street burger, and shaved ice topped with mango and cream — bringing back memories for California transplants.

    Hoja Bubble Tea and Asian Street Food, an Asian restaurant that opened at 812 W. Spring Creek Pkwy. #208 in Plano in 2023, is another purveyor of Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken. Surely there is a third, so we can make it an official trend. Often called Taiwan’s favorite street food, the chicken comes in bite-size pieces, featuring a crunchy coating made with potato flour and flavored with five-spice seasoning and basil leaves.

    Shogun Japanese Grill & Sushi Bar, a chain based in Houston, just opened its first DFW location in Plano, at 3916 Dallas Pkwy., in the space left vacant by Pappas Delta Blues Smokehouse, the upscale barbecue restaurant from Houston-based Pappas Restaurants which closed in 2024 after five years. Shogun, which is no relation to the Shogun in McKinney, or any other Shogun in the DFW area, serves sushi, sushi rolls — with a big selection of both cooked and raw — plus hibachi, hotpot, skewers, tempura, yakisoba noodles, plus favorites like teriyaki chicken and bento boxes. They're part of Shogun group from Houston which has 22 locations across Texas including Houston, Austin, and San Antonio — all cities which coincidentally have CultureMap bureaus as well.

    Elm & Good, the restaurant at the historic 1916 Kimpton Pittman Hotel in Deep Ellum, has a new menu from newish chef JV Hernandez, which features a "modern American tavern" identity, with shareable plates and comfort-driven mains. Highlights include koji-aged Manhattan steak, cider-braised pork shank, Texas wild boar bolognese, hamachi crudo, and a warm sticky toffee cake based on his grandmother’s recipe. A native of Puerto Rico native and Dallas-trained chef, Hernandez grew up working on his great-grandmother’s farm, trained at Le Cordon Bleu in Dallas, and cooked in fine-dining kitchens from Maine to Denver to Salt Lake City alongside Michelin and James Beard recognized teams. A signature dish is the Puffy Potatoes — crisp, hollow potatoes with gribiche, parmesan, and chives, designed for the center of the table.

    Soy Cowboy, the modern pan-Asian restaurant at Loews Arlington Hotel, has launched a new Dim Sum menu featuring sharable dishes like chicken dumplings, lobster wontons, Wagyu gyoza, crab tacos, Korean BBQ ribs, a variety of sushi rolls, plus sake flights and brunch cocktails available during daytime service.

    Mirador in downtown Dallas is debuting new menus for weekday lunch and Saturday brunch which they say have a healthier slant for after the holidays. Highlights include chef’s selection of pickles, Caesar salad, farro bowl, lobster Cobb — although that dish has egg yolks and bacon, so can you really call that healthy? — wild mushrooms, chicken paillard with carrots & pickled golden raisins, ube bowl with fruit, and scrambled eggs with rosemary ham, also not particularly healthy, but whatever.

    Grimaldi's, the pizza chain, has a new menu of winter specials, available through March 2 featuring the Duo Pizza with tomato and pesto sauce, topped with pepperoni and spicy cup ‘n’ char sausage; Cherry Pecan Salad with spinach and goat cheese; Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup Cheesecake; and Black Cherry Cheesecake.There are also drinks including a mocktail with cranberry juice, and a black cherry spritz with Aperol and Prosecco.

    Mister O1 Pizza, the artisan pizza chain, has teamed up with Terry Blacks BBQ on the limited-edition Terry Black’s Brisket Pizza featuring Mister O1’s signature thin crust topped with brisket, tomato sauce, mozzarella, red onions, jalapeño, dill pickles, barbecue sauce, and cilantro — available at all Texas Mister O1 locations through February 28.

    The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill has a new limited-edition dish: Loaded Feta Fries, topped with choice of chicken or gyro meat, crumbled feta, and garlic sauce. Available through December 31. The chain has four locations in the DFW area — Lewisville, Fort Worth, The Colony, and McKinney — and is opening two more locations in early 2026 in Burleson and Coppell.

    Sunny Street Café launched a new winter menu featuring shareable dishes and seasonal sweets: There are breakfast nachos (housemade tortilla chips with queso, egg, chorizo, & avocado); Queso Breakfast Burrito with cheesy eggs, bacon, potato, avocado, & queso; Turkey Melt with Monterey Jack, cheddar, tomato, & chipotle mayo on sourdough; Maple Pecan Muffin; Butter Pecan Pancakes with caramel sauce; and Salted Caramel Cold Brew with vanilla cold foam. DFW locations include Carrollton, Keller, Little Elm, Haltom City, North Richland Hills, and Weatherford.

    Salad and Go has introduced its first sweet treat: a Chewy Marshmallow Bar. They've also added Cold Foam, which can be added to any drink. Plus two limited-edition beverages: Toasted Marshmallow Lemonade and Toasted Marshmallow Cold Brew. Last but not least, they've added pulled chicken which can be added to any salad or wrap.

    DQ restaurants in Texas have new breaded chicken tenders, which can be ordered solo or in a new Chicken Tender Country Basket, with fries, Texas toast, and choice of creamy gravy or DQ Texas sauce.

    Cheba Hut has a new limited-time cocktail called Sleigh’d and Confused featuring Deep Eddy Lemon Vodka, lemon juice, and Coconut Berry Red Bull, available through December 31 for $10, but $3 off all day on Fridays.

    The Salty doughnut shop has holiday doughnuts: From December 22—24, they have a Gingerbread Cheesecake Donut, a 24-hour gingerbread-man-shaped brioche filled with gingerbread cheesecake; and the “Not Little Debbie” Christmas Tree Donut, a 24-hour tree-shaped brioche filled with marshmallow fluff, dipped in white chocolate glaze. Both are $4.95. From December 31-January 1, they have an Espresso Martini Donut for $4.50 with a 24-hour mini brioche dipped in espresso glaze, filled with whipped coffee cream, and topped with dark chocolate drizzle and espresso beans.

    Luckys, the diner on Oak Lawn Avenue, will feature a special spiked eggnog the week after Christmas, from December 26-January 1 made with milk, cream, sugar, eggs, Makers Mark, and rum for $9.75.

    Frenchie, the bistro at Preston Center, has a new executive chef, Reilly Brown, who was previously executive sous chef at Georgie. His new menu items include Hiramasa crudo, bluefin tuna with tomato-soy glaze, and Castelfranco salad with duck confit, candied walnuts, pickled pear, and shallot vinaigrette.

    Eight Beer, the craft beer label founded by Troy Aikman, got a serious shout-out on Landman, the Taylor Sheridan TV show that's been filming around the DFW area. Aikman shared the clip which shows series star Billy Bob Thornton ordering the beer "just out of respect" to Aikman for founding it.

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