You could probably use some comfort food.

We could all use happy hour and a Corny Dog right now.

As restaurant owners continue to adjust to the realities of social distancing, they’ve thankfully created ways to bring all the best parts of brunch right to you at home.

On March 18, alcohol restrictions in Texas got a little looser… and a whole lot more complicated.

Dining out in Dallas-Fort Worth has changed dramatically in the last several days -- mainly because you can't actually dine out anymore, now that restaurants have closed their dining rooms.

Our daily lives are changing on a moment-to-moment basis as quarantines, mass closures and other safety measures sweep the nation.

For diners in Dallas-Fort Worth, going meatless need no longer be relegated to Mondays.

If you’re simply popping into your favorite neighborhood coffee shop in the morning for a quick cappuccino to-go, you’re doing it wrong.

Whether you’ve been together for years or you’re embarking on your second night out, Dallas’ restaurant scene provides ample opportunities for a memorable date night.

Dallas may not have relaxing beaches, outdoor ice-skating, or manatee farms, but we've got it where it counts: world-class restaurants.

The Dallas Cowboys may not have been to the Super Bowl since the last millennium, but we’re a football town through and through, regardless of who’s battling it out on the field.

It’s no wonder that speakeasy-style bars have become one of the hottest trends in nightlife.