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At Âme in Bishop Arts, an Indian-French Connection
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Where to eat in Dallas right now: 7 restaurants newly opened in April
Where to eat in Dallas right now: 7 restaurants newly opened in April Bao buns from Anju.
Photo courtesy of Anju The April edition of CultureMap s monthly Where to Eat in Dallas comes a little late in the month but it s jam-packed with just-opened newcomers, from a taqueria on Greenville Avenue to an Asian spot in Uptown to a wine bar in Deep Ellum. Here s where to eat in April: Pronounced Ah-mmh, this French-Indian concept from mother-daughter duo Afifa and Sabrina Nayeb (Laili, 8 Cloves, and JuiceBabe in the Dallas Farmers Market) just opened in the former Hattie s space at 418 N. Bishop Ave. The menu of upscale Indian food with French techniques features sharables, grains, lentils, vegetables and vegan items, seafood, meat, breads made in-house, and dessert, including Aloo Tikki with purple potato, goat cheese, and pepita seeds; Beet Samosa with walnuts, ginger, serrano, potato, yellow beet and peas
7 sudden new restaurant openings taking place around Dallas right now
7 sudden new restaurant openings taking place around Dallas right now Aloo tikki from Âme in Oak Cliff.
Photo courtesy of Ame The city of Dallas permitting process has been mired in slowness, delaying many potential restaurant openings. But some warriors have broken through including a new Indian restaurant in Bishop Arts, a hot chicken restaurant by SMU, and fingers crossed, a cookie delivery place in Victory Park. Here are seven sudden new openings taking place this week (or next):
Food park popup in south Dallas The MLK Food Park is a pop-up event debuting in south Dallas Forest District on April 9 and running through May 2. This partnership between the Real Estate Council s (TREC) Community Investors and the Better Block Foundation will feature a weekly rotation of food trucks and trailers, vendors, and musicians and entertainers.