Master list of Dallas restaurants serving Valentine s Day 2021 meals
Photo by Casey Woods Valentine s Day is traditionally the day dedicated to romance, or at the very least champagne, chocolates, and red velvet cake. But with the coronavirus still hanging around, it s not even safe to shake hands, nevermind go on a date. Try kissing with a mask. On the bright side, this year s Valentine s Day falls on a Sunday, prompting many restaurants to host special dinners all weekend long. With extra days to celebrate, maybe that ll allow for more social distancing. And most places are doing packaged meals to go.
Openings/Reopenings
So, we can’t go to France or Latin America quite yet, but we can get tastes of them at Mercat Bistro and Te Deseo, both in the Harwood District. Reawakening after a COVID-19 slumber, Mercat is now offering dine-in dinner and drinks and Te Deseo will reopen Jan. 20. They will announce to-go dinning soon.
Mercat Bistro has always been one of my favorite restaurants and Chef Taylor Kearney who has worked for world-renowned chefs including Thomas Keller and Anne-Sophie Pic, has created a new dinner menu that includes an enhanced oyster bar, a braised lamb dish and a traditional French roast chicken. New sides and desserts, a great wine list and a beautiful “I feel like I’m in France” setting make this gem a worthwhile night out.
Dallas County’s initial COVID vaccines went to these affluent northern neighborhoods
Elected officials said equitable access to the vaccine was a goal. Initial data raises questions on whether they’re hitting the mark.
People wait to receive the COVID-19 vaccine at Fair Park in Dallas on Thursday, Jan. 14, 2021. (Juan Figueroa/ The Dallas Morning News)(Juan Figueroa / Staff Photographer) with reaction to the data.
Only 97 residents who live near Dallas’ COVID-19 vaccine site at Fair Park were among the initial 3,000 inoculated during its first week of operation, according to a
Dallas Morning News analysis of limited county data
released Saturday.
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Nestled in an exclusive residential development off of Abbott Avenue, this Northern Hills newbie was built in 2020 and offers people in search of a quiet yet compact place to do life, a new option in the luxury real estate space. There is over 3,000 square feet of living space; however, not a square inch is wasted.
Located at 3606 N Fitzhugh Avenue, this three-bedroom, 3.3-bath single family attached offers an office, two living areas, and large windows that invite endless amounts of natural light to dance along the handsome hardwood floors. This residential development aims to merge style and efficiency without skimping on the amenities marked as must-haves by the modern buyer.
New dining district with Tex-Mex and Italian debuts in Flower Mound
New dining district with Tex-Mex and Italian debuts in Flower Mound Good times are being had at Primo s MX.
Photo courtesy of Primo s MX Kitchen & Lounge A new mixed-use development is coming to Flower Mound, with restaurants, retail, and amphitheater. Called
The River Walk at Central Park, it will open in the spring and already has two restaurants penciled in: Primo’s MX Kitchen and Lounge, and Sfereco, both slated to open in March. Located between FM2499 and Morriss Road north of FM1171, this 158-acre mixed-use development features single-family homes and multi-family options built by Megatel Homes, Impression Homes, and Lennar.