Sign up to get a ‘mystery box’ of barbecue for a good cause, Meat Fight on May 4
Boxes cost $135 and come with ribs, pulled pork, pimento cheese and more.
Slow Bone BBQ is one of the barbecue joints making meaty little bites for Meat Fight s $135 mystery box. Who knows what you ll get? Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. May 4, 2021.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer)
At 10 a.m. May 4, 2021, barbecue fans in-the-know will race to their computers.
Dallas nonprofit Meat Fight is selling $135 boxes of food, available for pick-up via a drive-through on May 29, 2021, at Lakewood Brewing Co. Each box, described by Meat Fight organizer Alice Laussade as “part barbecue, part mystery box,” will have 15 items in it.
Trains are now rolling at historic Grapevine s new commuter rail stop
Trains are now rolling at historic Grapevine s new commuter rail stop It s no ordinary train station.
City of Grapevine The train is finally pulling into Grapevine with the arrival of majestic Grapevine Main Station, Historic Grapevine s new commuter rail stop, which celebrates its grand opening on April 24. Located at the intersection of Main Street and Dallas Road, Grapevine Main Station is walking distance to the Downtown Historic District, and steps away from Trinity Metro TEXRail platform, which connects Grapevine Main Station to downtown Fort Worth as well as Dallas Fort Worth International (DFW) Airport.
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Harvest Hall
At long last, Grapevine’s much anticipated food hall is finally set to open this weekend.
Harvest Hall announced the opening date February 6 with a whole host of eclectic restaurants, serving up everything from sliders and fried chicken to Chinese street food and Mediterranean bites like shawarma and falafel. The food hall was initially supposed to open in the summer of 2020 but was likely delayed by the coronavirus and economic downturn.
As Eater previously reported, the first-named restaurants for the food hall were Arepa TX, dishing up made-to-order arepas, tacos, empanadas and rice bowls; Chick & Biscuit, which will offer fried chicken in a variety of styles as well as barbecue dishes like pulled pork and brisket; and Sputino, from the minds behind Loveria Cafe, which will serve homemade past and lasagnas as well as regional dishes from Ravenna, Italy.