Four Things In Dallas-Fort Worth Not to Miss This Month
Vive Le 14 Juillet!La Parisienne at the Star in Frisco and Saint-Emilion in Fort Worth’s Cultural District will fête France’s holiday dedicated to revolution and the universal ideals of liberty, equality, and fraternity. On July 14, sip $5 mimosas at La Parisienne or enjoy a country buffet with house wines at Saint-Emilion. Both restaurants will reward beret-wearing patrons with freebies: dessert at La Parisienne or a Kir royale at Saint-Emilion.
New Kid on the Block:Goodwin’s is the neighborhood restaurant Lower Greenville has been waiting for its whole life. Comfortable and a touch classier than neighboring watering hole spots, we see it becoming an institution on par with the 1946 Granada Theater across the street. Check out other new openings on New on Resy.
Margaritaville To Go: Save time mixing up drinks for Fourth of July celebrations and pick up a half-gallon of Cazadores margaritas for $30 at Culpepper Cattle Company’s Rockwall location or at Standard Service in Heath. The special runs July 1 through July 7, and it doesn’t hurt that both restaurants are on the way to the lake.
Summer Sipping School: Two local favorites are offering the opportunity to drink and think at the same time, on a monthly basis. This month, on July 17, Ellerbe Fine Foods’Summer Sipping Series will teach attendees how to make Tequila-based cocktails. And on July 31, Sachet’s Wine Class Wednesday series will study the beauty of five rosés, surely to be enhanced with small bites from the kitchen.
New to the Hit List (July 2024) Bar Colette, La Bodega, Petra and the Beast, Sachet, St Martin’s.
