Marc Andres

Texas’ best restaurants and bars reign at 2023 Tastemaker Awards By Amber Heckler May 29, 2023 | 10:30 am It’s another one for CultureMap’s history books. The 2023 Tastemaker Awards, which recognized Texas’ best chefs, restaurants, and more culinary superstars of the year, have finally come to a close. The series kicked off April 13 with […]

The Chinese cuisine favorite has expanded from Irving with a shiny new addition on Lowest Greenville. By Brian Reinhart | June 8, 2023|2:00 pm |Photography By Brittany Conerly D MAGAZINE or years, Dallas’ food lovers have repeated variations on the same complaint. For good Chinese food, you need to head to the suburbs. Every once in a while, a

ALEX GONZALEZ FEBRUARY 20, 2023 4:00AM DALLAS Observer Mongolian beef. Alex Gonzalez Fortune House has finally opened its much-anticipated second location on Lower Greenville. Known for its dumplings, Rangoon and lavish spin on traditional Asian fare, Fortune House has been one of the hottest spots in Irving for late-night Asian bites. Now, with its location on Lower Greenville, it

Lowest Greenville boasts great ceviche, pho, tacos, sushi, and even New Zealander fare. Just up the road is an enticing new Afghan restaurant. What made Greenville so diverse? Can we replicate that success in other parts of Dallas? By Brian Reinhart | February 9, 2023|9:30 am D Magazine One of the constant struggles of the Dallas dining scene

The beloved Shanghainese dumpling spot serves some of the best soup dumplings in Texas at its original Irving location. Now Dallasites won’t have to drive to the suburbs. By Brian Reinhart | February 8, 2023|3:27 pm D Magazine Fortune House, the beloved Irving restaurant with Shanghainese specialties, including some of Texas’ best soup dumplings, has opened a second

GREENVILLE AVE NEWS By Teresa Gubbins Feb 7, 2023 | 4:36 pm culturemap DALLAS Delectable pork dumplings from Fortune House. Fortune House An acclaimed Chinese restaurant from Irving has expanded to Dallas: Fortune House, known for its soup dumplings, noodles, and authentic Shanghainese dishes, has opened a second location on Lower Greenville, at 2010 Greenville Ave. #B,

NICK REYNOLDS JANUARY 25, 2023 4:00AM DALLAS OBSERVER Son of a Butcher’s sliders are bigger and come with creative touches you won’t find at White Castle. Nick Reynolds In a world where we’ve been conditioned to assume that bigger equals better, especially when it comes to burgers, the sliders at Son of a Butcher have a way of swiftly dispelling

INSIDE DFW WITH JENNY ANCHONDO by: Stephanie Mendez Posted: Nov 16, 2022 / 10:42 AM CST Updated: Nov 16, 2022 / 10:42 AM CST DALLAS (KDAF) — There is no shame in having fake plants, but taking care of real ones mightbe easier than you think. If you have a green thumb or not, The Planting Hand in

All the artsy, foodie, and (quirky) things you must do with just 48 hours in Dallas. By Shelby Stewart  Houstonia Updated November 14, 2022 WE HOUSTONIANS HAVE a love-hate relationship with our annoying little brother, Dallas. Despite their tragic football team, the city itself has much to offer. Roughly a four-hour road trip from Houston, the Big D is the ideal

LAUREN DREWES DANIELS  NOVEMBER 1, 2022 5:00AM HIDE is now open on Lower Greenville. Lauren Drewes Daniels HIDE Bar opened in Deep Ellum in 2017 and quickly became a staple, earning many accolades including best new bar from the Observer. It closed in June 2020 during the pandemic and has since resurfaced in another entertainment district: Lower Greenville. HIDE has taken