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The outside of a Jeni’s Ice Cream at Easton in Columbus, Ohio. By Dallas Business Journal staff February10, 2022 Columbus, Ohio-based Jeni’s Splendid Ice Cream is looking to open its third North Texas shop in Lower Greenville after it entered the market last year. The new “scoop shop” will be located at 2012 Greenville Ave., […]

By Teresa Gubbins Feb 10, 2022, 11:11 am culturemap DALLAS Ice cream is where it’s at. Jeni’s An acclaimed ice cream chain is scooping up a location on Dallas’ Greenville Avenue: Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams is opening a location at 2012 Greenville Ave., the space previously occupied by Steel City Pops, which closed in 2021 due to the pandemic after seven years.

RACHEL COLMAN FEBRUARY 2, 2022 CENTRAL TRACK photo courtesy of Fortune House. The owner of Fortune House, John Kim, is expanding his restaurant business to Lower Greenville in addition to his original Chinese dining spot in Irving. Kim believes that Fortune House pays great homage to traditional Shanghai dishes, thus wanting to expand his authentic Chinese

RESTAURANTS Your Weekly Need-To-Know Restaurant News BY MEGAN ZIOTS // 01.31.22 PAPER CITY. The former Gun Ho space is finally welcoming a new restaurant along Lower Greenville. (photo by Ben Gibson) It’s been an unprecedented two years since Bon Appétit named Dallas the 2019 Restaurant City of the Year. But even through a pandemic, our city’s dining scene has persevered.

It’s hard to keep up with this rapidly-evolving street. Restaurants coming in 2022 to Greenville Avenue in Dallas Start on Upper Greenville, around University Boulevard and Greenville Avenue in East Dallas, and move south. Gone is Caribbean’s Shark, a “drive-through beachy seafood” restaurant that opened in March 2021 but didn’t last long. (Before it, a fast-food place named Start

On Greenville Avenue find a tiny omakase operation where, under the surface, lies a world of skill.BY EVE HILL-AGNUS PUBLISHED IN FOOD & DRINK NOVEMBER 12, 2021 2:13 PM In our Behind the Review series, we bring you the extras, the sprinkles on top, the talking points that went unaddressed, the tidbits that end up on the cutting-room floor in our research

Fried chicken, French fare, and so much more await in one of Dallas’ finest dining neighborhoods by Rachel Pinn  Updated Nov 8, 2021, 9:55am CST Killer steak tartare at Alamo Club | Melissa Hennings Over the past few years, few Dallas neighborhoods have seen as much change as Lower Greenville. The area, which spans approximately one and a half miles

By Ginny Reese November 10, 2021Photo: Getty Images Sushi is one of those foods that definitely gives you the most bang for your buck. It’s healthy, fun to eat, and super delicious. Eat This, Not That! compiled a list of each state’s best sushi restaurants. To compile the list, the website “scoured reviews, talked to locals, and looked

RESTAURANT REVIEW Jimmy Park’s elite 12-seat restaurant delivers jewels from its shadowy hideaway on Greenville Avenue. BY EVE HILL-AGNUS PUBLISHED IN D MAGAZINE NOVEMBER 2021 PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRITTANY CONERLY It is difficult to describe an evening at Shoyo. Perhaps because once you’ve found it, it feels like a secret you shouldn’t give away, something almost too personal to share. As

BARS Don’t let the plush interior fool you. This dark and moody bar’s cocktails and snacks are meant to be playful, tasty, and delightfully weird. BY ROSIN SAEZ PUBLISHED IN D MAGAZINE NOVEMBER 2021 PHOTOGRAPHY BY SAMANTHA MARIE The speakeasy was born from necessity. During Prohibition, a clandestine location was less about exclusivity and more about the survival of