Five Things In Dallas-Fort Worth Not to Miss This Month
Brunch O’Clock: For regular partakers of brunch without a cause, satisfying mainstays are found every weekend at Beverley’s Bistro & Bar, and Culpepper Cattle Co. If something special for mom is the order, however, consider the spring-appropriate tea and margarita flights available at Mirador. Also on May 11, The Adolphus will roll out a brunch buffet with carving stations, pastas, risottos, bubbles, and a raw bar in the Grand Ballroom. Or, for omakase from one of the country’s best new restaurants, Mābo, will offer three seatings for the day.
Get Winner’s Circle-ready: May 3 is Derby Day atBilly Can Can. Maker’s Mark is showing up with mint juleps and old fashioneds, as chef Matt Ford cooks up Kentucky Hot Brown sliders and Derby Pies. The festivities start at 3 p.m. with live music and a raffle for fancy hats, followed by a watch party at 5:24 p.m., sharp. Find more upcoming experiences on the Resy Events page.
Slow Burn and Cocktails: In time for rooftop szn, Hide Bar is hosting Cigar Night on Thurs., May 22, with hand-rolled cigars, cocktails, and snacks on its Lowest Greenville Avenue terrace.
Martha Stewart-Themed Tea: Through the end of May, toast the doyenne of entertaining, America’s first influencer, and Snoop Dogg’s bestie with afternoon tea at Society Bakery. The three-course presentation is very Martha, with tea sandwiches, quince spread (her favorite fruit), and orange scones from her latest — and 100th! — cookbook.
Lunch Like a Boss: Frisco’s top sushi spot,Kinzo, is now offering a mini-omakase for weekend lunch. Seven to eight courses featuring premium rice and seasonal fish are hard to beat at $50.
New to the Hit List (May 2025) Via Triozzi, Domodomo, Monarch, Thiru Kuppusamy Unavagam.
