Yes, it seems that even our fair, food-obsessed burg - a city lauded by Bon Appetit as its top restaurant city in 2019, a region boasting the fourth-most diverse dining scene in the country per a 2016 study and a community that, per a 2012 study of credit card data, dines out more than other any other place in America and spends some 70 percent more at restaurants than the national average - needs to come up for air every now and then.īut while this week’s news and notes may be fewer in volume, its reveals aren’t necessarily any less consequential than usual.įor starters, that hot chicken craze that has been dominating the restaurant scene these last few years? It’s not slowing down any time soon, it turns out. It’s a rare week in Dallas when there isn’t just an overwhelming about of food news to digest. Also: Good thing, because this is Dallas and this town always has breaking restaurant news going down like whoa.

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Lucky’s Hot Chicken Is Opening Five New Area Locations, Walmart Is Making A Push To Sell Liquor In Texas, Wild About Harry’s Loses Its Home & More.

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