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This edition of Fort Worth restaurant news has lots to cheer about with openings and re-openings, and just one closure or two. There are new menus and limited-edition items, so if they sound good, don't delay, because they won't be around forever.
An annual bicycling event that takes place in cities across the U.S. is returning to Dallas: Called the Dallas Bike Ride, it's a 20-mile ride, open to all level of bicyclists, taking place on Saturday May 17, when it will meander past some of the city's biggest landmarks.
The Fort Worth Police Department has made a tiny dent in the copper theft world, putting three suspects behind bars for their involvement in copper cable theft.
By: Teresa Gubbins
A celebrity chef dessert concept has departed Dallas-Fort Worth: Jars by Fabio Viviani, a small fast-casual chain specializing in desserts in jars, has closed its two DFW area locations including one at 3000 S. Hulen St. #150 in Fort Worth.
A couple in The Colony will not be allowed custody of any of the 88 cruelly neglected animals they had confined in their home.
Food Network star Guy Fieri is opening a chicken place in Texas: Called Chicken Guy!, it's a fast-casual restaurant chain from the celebrity chef and Emmy Award-winning TV host of Diners, Drive-ins, and Dives, and it will open its first ever Texas location in Dallas' Preston Hollow Village at 7859 Walnut Hill Ln. #190.
By: Teresa Gubbins
A novel sushi restaurant is making its Fort Worth debut: Kura Revolving Sushi Bar , a chain from Japan where the sushi moves past diners on a conveyor
By: Teresa Gubbins
A Tex-Mex restaurateur beloved to many Dallas old-timers has opened a new place: Called Eddie's Cocina & Cantina, it's from Eddie Cervantes, and is now open at 5622 Lemmon Ave., in the Lemmonwood Shopping Center at the corner of Inwood Road — in a space with lots of Tex-Mex history.
Fort Worth chef Tim Love has a new concept that combines dining with … croquet. Called Stewart’s Croquet & Cocktails, it's a cocktail bar and croquet club set to open in Fort Worth’s River District at 4424 White Settlement Rd.
It's certain to be one of Dallas' biggest foodie stories of the year: A new cafe coming to town, opening under the direction of an internationally acclaimed chef. Called Cafe Dior by Dominique Crenn, it'll reside inside the recently-opened Dior store at 58 Highland Park Village, with a menu overseen by Michelin-starred chef Dominique Crenn.
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