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    Delicious Dining News

    Pizza and new cocktails fizz up this roundup of Dallas restaurant news

    Raven Jordan
    Jul 15, 2024 | 1:56 pm
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    This roundup of restaurant news around Dallas features new openings, cocktails with tropical twists, a chef announcement, and more.

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

    Pizza Leila, the downtown pizzeria from NL Group, the hospitality group from Tim McEneny, has opened an outlet at NorthPark Center, on the second level at #2382, in between Chick-Fil-A and Wich! (formerly known as Which Wich!).

    Mooyah Burgers, Fries & Shakes, the Texas fast-casual burger chain, is opening a new location in Frisco, at 2215 W. University Dr. #100 on July 18. This will be the 14th location in the DFW area but it's their first drive-thru, which they claim in a release "prioritizes convenience and efficiency."

    Raising Cane’s opened a location in Oak Cliff at 4400 S. Hampton Rd. on July 9. It's the second location in Oak Cliff (the other is at 701 W. Illinois Ave.), the 68th location in Dallas, and the 197th in Texas.

    McDonald's has opened a location at 3201 E Cartwright Rd. in Mesquite.

    MasterChef: Generations, the Fox TV cooking show with judges Gordon Ramsay, Lidia Bastianich, and Aaron Sanchez, features a Dallas contestant: Anna Johnson, a tax director. The series premiered its 14th season on May 29, and airs on Wednesdays at 7 pm.

    Monarch, the Italian restaurant in downtown Dallas from Chicago chef Danny Grant, appointed William Salisbury as executive chef. Salisbury was previously at Carbone and Bullion, and was nominated as a Rising Star Chef in the 2024 Tastemaker Awards, which he won.

    Dive Coastal Cuisine has new specials for July: coconut ceviche — a veggie twist with cucumber, cilantro, coconut milk, jalapeño, red onion, avocado, and corn; a summer salad with greens from DiveDWN, watermelon, Heirloom tomato, and fennel; and fish tacos with tomatillo citrus slaw.

    Shipley Do-Nuts has new egg & cheese kolaches for the summer, in three varieties: egg & cheese for $2.99, egg, cheese, & sausage for 3.49, and egg, cheese, sausage, & jalapeño for $3.49. Available through September 30.

    Dairy Queen has brought back the Salted Caramel Truffle DQ Blizzard for the July Blizzard of the Month, featuring vanilla soft serve, caramel truffles, and sea salt.

    Rita's Italian Ice & Frozen Custard Italian ice chain has a new offerings in partnership with Nerds candy: a Nerds grape flavored ice, and Baby Nerds dessert topping. Also a Nerds grape-flavored Gelati Blender, a drink featuring Italian ice blended with custard and topped with Baby Nerds.

    BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse has new menu items for summer including onion rings, chili crunch pot stickers, and parmesan-crusted shrimp. There are two new cocktails: The Lucky Ducky, served in a cute bathtub vessel, which you can take home for $10, and Triple Patrón Guava Rita.

    Mountain Mike’s Pizza has two new pizzas for summer: All-American Cheeseburger Pizza with beef, bacon, onions, cheddar, mozzarella, tomato, and dill pickles on Thousand Island dressing; and Apple of My Pie Dessert Pizza with apple pie filling, brown sugar & cinnamon, mozzarella cheese, and powdered sugar. Available through August at all locations including Lewisville, Fort Worth, and Grand Prairie.

    Restaurant Beatrice in Oak Cliff has appointed Colin Younce as new chef de cuisine. Younce has worked at Homewood and Petra and the Beast, and specializes in cured and smoked meats, whole animal butchery, low-waste operations, and farm-to-table menus. Restaurant Beatrice is also expanding wine offerings to include more artisan wines at a wider range of price points and launching Boucherie Beatrice, a retail sausage program in August, selling Cajun/Creole smoked and cured meats.

    Truluck’s is offering Spottswoode Estate’s classically styled Sauvignon Blanc at $58 a bottle, dine in only. Crafted with grapes from Spottswoode Estate, as well as those from other family-owned vineyards, this wine is fermented in a combination of French oak, small stainless-steel barrels, a clay amphora, and ceramic, and concrete cuves. This wine is available at the Dallas location at 2401 McKinney Ave.

    Mi Dia From Scratch presents the Summer Peach Margarita as the Margarita of the Month for July, featuring Milagro Tequila and St. Germain, peach, hibiscus, and lemon, shaken and poured into a short glass, then topped with a hibiscus foam. At three locations: Plano, Grapevine, and Flower Mound.

    Cantina Laredo is introducing a new limited-time-only menu of specialty cocktails through October 7. They're calling them limonada libations but limonada is lemonade, and these seem to be margaritas in three flavors: strawberry, passion fruit limonada, and coconut lemonade, priced at $13. Available at Cantina Laredo locations in Addison and Frisco.

    El Chico has two new cocktails which offer a rum-based twist to their traditional margarita: Dreamsicle with Don Q Naranja Rum, Coco Reàl Cream of Coconut, pineapple juice, orange juice; and Tropical Parrot-dise with Parrot Bay Coconut Rum, Coco Reàl Cream of Coconut, pineapple juice, and Myers’s Original Dark Rum. The cocktails are $7.50, available through October 7, at locations in Rockwall, Pantego, and Richland Hills.

    Fogo de Chão recently launched Sonhadores Wine, a Cabernet Sauvignon wine in partnership with Cline Family Cellars based in Sonoma, to add to its Tribute Wine Collection. The new offering is available by the glass, bottle, or take-home option at all Fogo locations, including Uptown Dallas, Irving, Addison, and Plano.

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    Henderson Avenue News

    Dallas bar High Fives will close on Henderson Avenue after 10 years

    Teresa Gubbins
    Dec 18, 2025 | 10:55 am
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    A nightlife staple on Dallas' Henderson Avenue is closing: High Fives, the bar located at 1804 McMillan Ave., will close in early January, after more than 10 years.

    According to a release, the actual closing date will be tied to the Texas Tech Red Raiders' game schedule in January.

    "To all our neighbors, the Red Raider faithful, and everyone who has made High Fives their home—we are saying goodbye by raising our hands high for one last High Five," says owner Phil Schanbaum. "This establishment was built on community, spirited rivalry, and countless memories. We are deeply thankful to every single patron and, especially, to all of our incredible staff who were the heart and soul of this place."

    High Fives opened in mid-2015, part of the portfolio of This & That Hospitality, the company Schanbaum founded with partner Brandon Hays, next door to its sibling bar The Whippersnapper (which was rebranded into a concept called Boogies in October 2025.)

    Schanbaum says that they're unsure of what will go in the High Fives space after it closes — but that the closure "paves the way for the ongoing evolution of Henderson Avenue."

    The property is owned by Acadia Realty, the New York-based company that is partnered with Dallas development firm Ignite-Rebees on a 161,000-square-foot, creative, mixed-use development currently underway on Henderson Avenue between Glencoe Street and McMillan Avenue at the eastern end of Henderson Avenue.

    High Fives' closure is part of that plan to transform the quarter-mile stretch into a walkable destination featuring restaurants, retail, and office space.

    "To Henderson Avenue, we look forward to further expansion and to making this street even better. We are excited for the neighborhood's renaissance, which will bring new experiences, retail, and dining concepts to the area," Schanbaum says.

    Moving target
    The actual closing date will depend on the outcome of the season for Texas Tech's football team the Red Raiders.

    "The final chapter for High Fives will be written alongside the almighty Texas Tech Red Raiders. The bar's ultimate closure is tied directly to the team's success," the release says.

    The next game day is on January 1, when doors open at 10 am.

    If the Red Raiders advance past the game on January 1, High Fives will remain open for subsequent Texas Tech game days until the team's run ends. Meanwhile hours in December will be Thursdays & Fridays from 8 pm-2 am, and Saturdays: from 2 pm– 2 am.

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