Food + Drink

The best thing about changing seasons has to be seasonal menus. As cooler winds blow, restaurant chefs are turning, one and all, to winter favorites, giving us all new reasons to visit again. And again. And again. Whiskey Cake is no exception.

According to Escape Hatch Dallas , John Tesar is planning to open a second Knife location at the Shops of Willow Bend in Plano in 2017.

Northern Italy breathes through Mio, in the Venetian masks on the brick walls, the aroma from the kitchen and the mural of the heavens that stretches along the curved ceiling, complete with harp-strumming cherubs.

We have some eggcellent news for you. Benedict’s, a Dallas restaurant and favorite for breakfast, is opening a new location in Plano.

Cranberry-Cherry Crisp is a sweet, light dessert, perfect for a New Year’s celebration.

Kathryn and Craig Hall have been a part of the Dallas community for decades. Kathryn was a successful Dallas attorney and ran for Dallas County Judge in 1986 and mayor of Dallas in 1991. She also served as the U.S. Ambassador to Austria.

For everyone who enjoys a meal at one of Plano’s many Indian buffets, it’s time to talk about Indian street food.

While Mexican Sugar at The Shops at Legacy is most well-known for their elevated Mexican cuisine and self-proclaimed “definitive southwest Tequila Library,” this winter, they’re offering an irresistible seasonal special.

Anyone who is interested in health and fitness has heard of juicing and is aware of the juice craze. For those who haven’t, listen up! Juice Bar Plano opened earlier this month at Lakeside Market off Preston Road.

Love pies, but don’t enjoy making them? Then make a galette instead. A French tart of sorts, they can be made sweet or savory. And there are as many variations as there are French regions.