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Brian Reinhart

Brian Reinhart

Critics at D Magazine

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  • Food
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Two Dallas Restaurants Join the Michelin Guide in 2025

In the second year that Dallas and Fort Worth restaurants have been eligible for Michelin stars, not a whole lot changed.
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New Dallas Restaurant Mamani is Already Michelin Starred

After winning one of the world’s top culinary prizes in its second month, Mamani has a new mission: don’t peak early.
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Our 2025 Michelin Guide Predictions for Dallas

From what I'm hearing, prepare for disappointment.
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Tales From the Line at the Failed El Califa de León Taco Pop-up

Some say "haters gunna hate." Others say "the single worst dining experience ever."
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Inside Dallas’ Disastrous El Califa De León Michelin Taco Pop-Up

Nobody came out of the pop-up looking good: not the restaurant, its host, its customers, Dallas food media, or the Michelin Guide.
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To See How Parking Laws Affect Dallas Restaurants, Eat This Brisket...

Now that the city has abolished parking minimums for small restaurants, how quickly will our dining scene benefit?
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Lidia Bastianich Is Coming to Dallas to Spread the Joy of Pasta

The renowned chef, cooking show host, and cookbook writer tells us about her role in pasta history and how she has adapted her techniques over the years.
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Selda Is Expanding Its Turkish Food Empire Across Texas

Teamwork—and elegant hookah—are key ingredients to its thoughtful (but rapid) expansion.
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Pappadeaux engages in genetic engineering, invents new animal.

Pappadeaux engages in genetic engineering, invents new animal.
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Rants and Raves: The Dallas Food We’re Most (and Least) Excited Abo...

A new steakhouse, a growing taco shop, a goofy T-shirt, several birthday celebrations, and more food news happening at the same time as the State Fair of Texas.
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Ella is One of the Best New Night Spots in Dallas

The restaurant teams up an acclaimed chef and beverage director for comfort food and cocktails.
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Where to Find Arayes Sandwiches in Richardson

The popular Middle Eastern street sandwich is available at two restaurants in the Dallas suburbs.
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Death & Co and Cowboy Caviar Offer Unusual Investment Opportunities...

Two future concepts are offering unusual investment opportunities for Dallas backers.
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The hottest feature at new Dallas restaurants? Private transportation.

The hottest feature at new Dallas restaurants? Private transportation.
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The Dallas Morning News Needs to Hire a Food Critic

The Dallas Morning News Needs to Hire a Food Critic
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The Best Bánh Mì in North Texas

The Best Bánh Mì in North Texas
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Rants and Raves: The Dallas Food News We’re Most (and Least) Excite...

High-end restaurants abound, but we also have a new cocktail bar at a historic address. Plus: reader questions, and an existential threat to Mexican dining.
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The Ultimate Bishop Arts Dining and Drinking Guide

The Ultimate Bishop Arts Dining and Drinking Guide
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Two New Turkish Kebaps To Seek Out in North Texas

Selda Gyro & Doner, in Richardson, and Prime Doner Restaurant, in Plano, are different enough that you need to try both.
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Can You Name These Dallas Restaurants from the Photos?

Whether you have dined everywhere or can make some educated guesses, it’s time to show us your restaurant-recognizing prowess.
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Chaotic Good Restaurants Are America’s Next Big Dining Trend

Unpredictable, constantly changing menus. Foods that don’t all fit together. Short attention spans. Indie budgets. Love or hate it, chaos is here to stay.