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Frisco chamber to host State of the City, Crayola Experience reopens in Plano: Business, community news from DFW
Frisco chamber to host State of the City, Crayola Experience reopens in Plano: Business, community news from DFW
Bars and restaurants in Grapevine, Colleyville and Southlake navigate governor's new COVID-19 orders
Frisco Freedom Fest canceled except for fireworks and more: Business and community news from DFW
Big Daddy's Ship Store in Grapevine temporarily closes after employee tests positive for COVID-19
Beanvoy Coffee Lounge now open in Southlake
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Piaf in Grapevine features dishes with Mediterranean flair
Owner Kevin Ady first opened Storied Roots in April 2019. (William C. Wadsack/Community Impact Newspaper)
Indonesian furniture store to reopen, Plano Balloon Festival canceled and more: 12 news and community updates from DFW
Townhouse Brunch celebrates 1 year of business in Colleyville
Oun said he perfected his fried chicken recipe over a six-month period. (Courtesy Mother Clucker)
Colleyville-based Mother Clucker offers combinations of chicken, fries, sauces
Gov. Greg Abbott is waiving the late fee for Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission license and permit renewals that have lapsed since March 13, according to a May 20. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Gov. Abbott removes late-fee barrier for Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission license, permit renewal
(Courtesy Hopdoddy Burger Bar)
Hopdoddy Burger Bar closes Southlake location
Grapevine’s newest coffee shop, Brew & Batter, opened May 6 at 106 E. Texas St., Grapevine. (Courtesy Brew & Batter)
Brew & Batter now serving up coffee and waffles in Grapevine
Texas restaurants have not been permitted to offer dine-in services since mid-March but could start again beginning May 1. (Jack Flagler/Community Impact Newspaper)
43.39% of restaurant owners choosing to reopen dine-in service May 1, Texas Restaurant Association survey shows
With Texas restaurants facing 688,000 layoffs between the end of February and the end of April, Texas Restaurant Association President and CEO Emily Williams Knight said a phased reopening approach for dining rooms is the start of a path towards recovery. (John Cox/Community Impact Newspaper)
Texas Restaurant Association president: Phased opening approach is responsible way forward
Although Texas restaurants will begin to open May 1, to-go alcohol sales will be allowed to continue, according to the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. (Courtesy Pexels)
Gov. Greg Abbott: Alcohol to-go sales in Texas to continue beyond May 1, could last 'forever'
The restaurant prepares about 25 lunches per day for Metroport Meals on Wheels, according to a restaurant news release. (Courtesy Willhoite's)
Willhoite's restaurant in Grapevine prepares lunches for housebound seniors
The Zatar food truck will carry items from other Harvest Hall vendors starting this month. (Courtesy LDWW Group)
Food trucks to serve up tastes from Harvest Hall vendors in Colleyville on April 17
This menu assortment features a variety of foods offered from Zatar. (Courtesy LDWW Group)
Two more vendors announced for Grapevine’s upcoming Harvest Hall; food trucks to expand reach of 6 kitchens
Big Daddy's Ship Store has reopened in Grapevine for pickup orders only. (Courtesy Big Daddy's Ship Store)
Big Daddy's Ship Store in Grapevine reopens after remodel
Great Harvest Bread Co. in Southlake is now under new ownership. (Courtesy Great Harvest Bread Co.)
Great Harvest Bread Co. in Southlake under new ownership
A half-pan portion of meatballs with bolognese, meatballs, fresh mozzarella and ricotta and baguette is $45 and feeds four to six people. (Courtesy Mason & Dixie)
Owner of Grapevine restaurant Mason & Dixie adapts to coronavirus challenges