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DFW's Food & Drink Event Calendar

Dallas and Fort Worth's food scene is event-driven: Addison's annual Restaurant Week draws thousands for prix-fixe dining deals, the State Fair of Texas brings the region's best fried food innovations to Fair Park, and Bishop Arts District's seasonal block parties showcase Oak Cliff's independent restaurant culture. Year-round, DFW's farmers markets — Dallas State Fair Grounds on Sundays, Cowtown in Fort Worth on Saturdays — keep the local food event calendar active every weekend.

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The bartender who was attacked in a May stabbing in Richardson says she can still see the "darkness" in her attacker's eyes from that night.Richardson bar stabbing victim recovering"There was something about the way he spoke to me or the way he looked at me that didn’t sit right with me."Feliciana "FeFe" Cansino has worked at Good Vibes Bar and Grill in Richardson since the restaurant opened in 2020. In Feb. 2026, a stranger sat down that caused tension in the bar."I asked him what he’d like to drink, he asked for a soda, went and got it, brought it to him — then…he threw money at me," Cansino tells FOX 4's David Sentendrey. "At that point, I’m like, ‘you know what, I don’t think this is a good fit. I’m going to ask you to leave.’"That stranger, 28-year-old Stephen Kwembe, returned on May 8 and stabbed Cansino and three other bar patrons. All four were hospitalized following the attack."When I looked up he was like, ‘Do you remember me?’ I said, ‘Yes.’ He was like, ‘You wouldn’t serve

Richardson bartender still recovering after May stabbing attack — FOX 4 Dallas
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One Dallas restaurant owner says that in the months leading up to the World Cup, tourism officials promised a sales impact akin to “one and a half Super Bowls per game.” Before the world’s biggest sporting event, some restaurateurs bought into that summer-of-Super-Bowls dream, believing travelers would set sales records and make the scorching Texas … Continued The post How Big Was the World Cup Sales Boost for Dallas Restaurants? appeared first on D Magazine.

How Big Was the World Cup Sales Boost for Dallas Restaurants? — D Magazine
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