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If
you are a true local then chances are you like a good meal. If you are
new to Dallas then we know you should like a good meal. The metroplex
has a wide variety of restaurants and cuisines to pick from. And
fortunately, Mama Pita is not your father’s pita shop. Atmosphere is
clean, friendly, attractive and its fusion of Mediterranean cuisine
with an American appeal has this benchmark location a sure fire for
curious and healthy seeking taste buds. Read More
A Sea of MixtureLa Misha,
named for owner Sonia Sasani’s daughter, boasts varietals from European
and Mediterranean Cuisine. Greece, Hungry, Spain and Sweden are
represented on the menu and range from Classics to New World twists.
Sasani agrees that her aim was fusion, as she declares without
hesitation, “I’m a fusion child”. And it’s no wonder her menu proudly
does what few restaurants do. Read More
Flying High with Charm
The first taste is what
gets you and then you’re hooked. I imagine that was by design when The
Meddlesome Moth was still in the cocoon stage. Restaurateur Shannon
Wynne, with partners Keith Schlabs and Larry Richardson, did something
special with this new spot. Read More
It’s A Woman Thing…And Don’t You Forget It!
For over 21 successful
years, Vision’s The Women’s Expo has been providing insightful and
enlightening information through its powerful 2-day event. This year is
no exception. August 28th and 29th ladies can come to Visions to find
products they can’t find at any retail store. They can have an
informative experience face to face with doctors, beauty experts,
chiropractors, Botox professionals and the list just goes on. Read More
Nothing Tops Café Malaga Tapas!
Visit
Café Malaga Tapas restaurant in downtown McKinney and indulge in the
exquisite tastes, it would no surprise that the name sake Malaga, Spain
is also the birth spot of Picasso. When restaurateur Annie Stokes spent
time visiting the birthplace of her grandmother, she fell in love with
the food and the culture. Read More |
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