Four Things In Dallas-Fort Worth Not to Miss This Month

  • Something New: High on our list of new spots to check out: Hiro’s Kitchen Sushi & Sake, opened by chef Hiroto Ochiai and his certified sake sommelier wife, Nami, in Fort Worth’s Near Southside district this August. Find more of the latest fresh openings at New On Resy.  
  • Wings and Beer Szn: The kickoff to football season translates to more wings and beer in the American diet. Try some off-road iterations at Operators Club, where gochujang duck drumettes with jicama and kimchi are served up in a TV-centric environment, or sidle up to the bar at Claremont for fried chicken drums with the game on. If you’re interested in more home-cooking, meet Alex Snodgrass, a self-proclaimed “chicken wing-making machine,” on Sept. 20 at Bowie House, Auberge Collection, where she’ll have a book signing for her fourth cookbook, “Everyday Eats: 100 Simple and Healthy Recipes for Real Life.” Or if September has you in a “Prost!” state of mind, head to Ellerbe Fine Foods on Sept. 24 for a three-course dinner inspired by Munich’s Oktoberfest. 
  • Tee Up and Eat: As the outdoors slowly become inhabitable again, it’s a good time to investigate the new Dirdie Birdie in Fort Worth’s West 7th District, where full-service dining meets an indoor 12-hole mini golf course inspired by Cowtown culture. Also in Fort Worth, Stewart’s Croquet & Cocktails is a no-membership-required people’s country club that offers a martini cart, caviar bumps, double-decker club sandwiches, and hot dogs. Or, for pickleball courts and yard games with a side of impressive rotisserie chicken and fried tenders, check out the Chicken N Pickles in Allen, Grand Prairie, and Grapevine.
  • ¡Viva México! Festivities: Per custom, Don Artemio  will offer one of Mexico’s most celebratory and iconic dishes, chiles en nogada, from Sept. 8 to Oct. 19 this year. For the big Mexican Independence Day on Sept. 16, the restaurant is throwing a party with a cigar roller, DJ, and drink specials. Over in Dallas, Puerto Cocina will also send up a grito by offering a four-course Tequila pairing dinner that evening.

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