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1890 Marketplace (Dallas)

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If you are looking for great spices and olive oils, visit 1890 Marketplace in Dallas, Texas because they have different “flavored oils, vinegar, and spices.” The expansive spice collection fills a whole wall of shelving, and tables filled with vats of olive oil resembling mini beer vats at a craft brewery fill in the rest of the space. Each vat has “its own label of a specific flavor of olive oil”, which is made by infusing the crushed olives with various herbs and spices. They also offer “Thai Lemongrass Mint, Honey Ginger, Aged Basalmic,” and pretty much everything. The service is super attentive, and very informative on all the options. The highlights are their house-blend spice, and the Cranberry Pear and White Balsamic Vinegar Dressing.

(214) 306-6766

Bad & Bougee Foodz

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The people behind Bad & Bougee Foodz call themselves the traditionalists with a twist. This is their take on underground soul food & comfort food “soul fusion”. Also, their menu is a fusion of American, Asian, Latin, and Italian. Their sauces are also homemade. Plus, the sides complement the flavors of the entrees. "The food is amazing" and the "dessert is perfection". All their "food is made from the heart!" You will also taste the "Best Food in All of DFW". "Everyone should try out" and once you have you "will become regulars". Check out their social media page for the photos of the yummy foods they serve. "Everything is seasoned to perfection!"

(469) 248-7820

Bar & Garden Dallas

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Bar & Garden Dallas is a “small-batch spirits, natural wine and craft beer store” that also sells barware, glassware and plants. They only carry wine, spirits and cocktail mods “free of artificial colors and flavors.” All of their wines are, at minimum, practicing organic, and many are biodynamic. That means no herbicides, pesticides or fungicides used in the vineyards. It also means you’re not drinking toxic chemicals! As a leader in the “Texas natural wine movement,” Bar & Garden supports the artists, farmers and makers of raw wine. They also carry small-production of “chocolate, bitters,and shrubs”, but nothing that uses any artificial colors, flavors or preservatives.

(214) 774-9620

Braindead Brewing

Craft Brewery in Dallas -

With multiple awards over the years, BrainDead Brewing is a fixture at Deep Ellum in Dallas. It is Dallas’ first true brewpub (the restaurant brews their beer onsite) and their awards include best burger, best brewery, best bar for beers, best bar, etc., from several Dallas-based groups. Opened in March 2015, the brewery currently offers 35 craft beer varieties. That’s not counting the rotating guest brews on taps, cans, or bottles. For wine enthusiasts, there’s a current selection of six wines. Don’t forget – it’s also an award-winning restaurant with an anytime menu, a lunch menu, and a Sunday brunch menu. Their Coma Burger is mentioned in several blogs and testimonies of its goodness abound. The brains behind BrainDead are Sam Wynne, Jeff Fryman, brewer Andrew Huerter, chef David Peña, and their slogan says it all: “Beer. Food. Good.”

(214) 749-0600

Burgundy’s Local Dallas

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Burgundy's Local Dallas offers 100% Grass-Fed Beef & Lamb, Pasture Raised Chicken, Pork, & Rabbit, Raw Milk Cheeses, Free Range Pastured Eggs, and more. They are all "great quality" which "makes you question the grass-fed meats from the grocery". It is "worth the price knowing you are getting local and well cared for product". They even "have a limited number of fresh pasture-raised turkeys". One customer even "tried a beef frank (weiners as we call them in Texas)". It was "so delicious". "I forgot what real meat tasted like!!" according to the customer. You will "be back regularly because of the incredible quality and courteous service".

(972) 707-7241

Deep Ellum Brewing Co.

Craft Brewery in Dallas -

Deep Ellum Brewing Co. has many achievements since it sold its first beer keg in November 11, 2011. It is currently the largest independent North Texas brewery, and Dallas’ first craft brewery. Much like the historic and culturally-significant neighborhood for which it is named, the brewery embodies the “bold, fearless, and unapologetic” spirit that enabled the area to rise and “to refuse to die”. Since the taproom’s opening at 2823 St. Louis Street, the brewery has added a second taproom location in Fort Worth. The Funkytown Fermatorium opened in 2018 at 611 University Drive. The brewery has a lineup of nine year-round beers including the popular Dallas Blonde. They also have several other seasonal beers. Brewery tours are at 1pm only at their Deep Ellum headquarters. In 2018, founder John Reardon sold DEBC to Oskar Blues Brewery, a brand of beers by the Canarchy Craft Beer Collective. Reardon also launched the Deep Ellum Distillery in November 2017.

(214) 888-3322

Deep Ellum Distillery

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Deep Ellum Distillery is a "trendy, industrial-style vodka distillery & cocktail bar with sofas, offering tours & happy hours". Their "drinks are delicious and they have so many infused vodkas". The "cocktails are great and the vodka is superb!" They have something for everyone. You will enjoy drinking and "they have good music". The DJ plays "great music with videos to go along". They also have "seasonal infusions and drink menus". There are also "fun games plus screens to watch games on as well". This is an "incredible space to just hang out on a Friday after work" and you will "enjoy every minute".

(214) 888-1256

Khao Noodle Shop

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Khao Noodle Shop invites you to savor the finest Laotian cuisine in a cozy, inviting setting. Our mission is to bring the vibrant flavors of Southeast Asia to Dallas, creating a space for friends and family to bond over home-cooked meals. We are dedicated to sourcing our ingredients from local community gardens and farmer's markets. Our menu showcases expertly crafted Laotian dishes, including the famous "boat noodles" with intense, rich flavors. You can also enjoy popular items like shrimp bites, tripe chicharrones, and other incredibly flavorful creations. Join us at Khao Noodle Shop for a culinary journey that celebrates the essence of Southeast Asian cuisine in Dallas.

(972) 803-3373

Mozzarella Company

Artisan Food Producer in Dallas -

The Mozzarella Company is known internationally for their high quality, “award-winning cheeses”. It is a small artisanal cheese factory established in the Deep Ellum section of Downtown Dallas that produces a wide array of handmade award-winning cheeses with farm-fresh cow's milk and goat's milk. They have fresh cheeses like Fresh Mozzarella, Bocconcini, Burrata, Mozzarella Rolls, Mozzarella Curd, Smoked Mozzarella, Cream Cheese, Ricotta and a lot more! Mozzarella Company is a Dallas staple and if you see it on a menu, you know you're at a great place. The company also hosts monthly Wine and Cheese and Beer and Cheese Pairing Classes and Cheese making Classes. If you’re in Deep Ellum, make sure you pick up a beautiful piece of locally made, “Old World-style” fresh mozzarella!

(214) 741-4072

Petra and the Beast

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Petra and the Beast is a casual counter-service restaurant in Dallas, Texas. Experience their ever-changing menu, crafted with locally sourced ingredients. Enjoy small plates, house-made pasta, and charcuterie. Don't miss their popular dishes like crispy pig tail, ricotta mushroom noodles, and charcuterie board. Indulge in delightful desserts such as carrot cake and peach bar in coriander cream. On Saturdays, enjoy a tasting menu at a fixed price. Bring your own bottle of wine or beer for a personalized dining experience.

(318) 935-0906

Trinity Cider

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The Dallas-Fort Worth area has several dozens of breweries and people don’t have to go far for a craft beer. Cideries, however, number only a handful and one of them is in Deep Ellum. With Deep Ellum gaining a reputation as destination for craft beer fans, Trinity Cider opened in October 2018 smack in the middle of craft beer territory. The owners aim to create “sophisticated hard craft cider” that’s dry and crisp. They also plan to use local ingredients together with apples sourced from Washington. With about ten ciders on the menu, there are more things to celebrate about Trinity Cider. Their beverages are gluten-free, and most won’t have sugar added to the recipes. If you’re feeling brave, there’s a ghost pepper-infused cider that requires patrons to sign a waiver before trying.

(469) 708-5444

Westlake Brewing

Craft Brewery in Dallas -

"Westlake Brewing is a great place with an awesome atmosphere". "Their hazy IPA is great, and you have to try their PB&J pretzel as a snack". "Beers are great and staff is knowledgeable and friendly" too. You will have a "super impressive experience" at this "dog-friendly patio in the heart of Deep Ellum". They have "hands down the BEST southern beer" you will ever have. Also, "keep in mind most Southern craft beer has nothing on other areas of the country, but Westlake is legit". "Strong, but smooth and tasty beers". They also "allow you to bring in your own food". You "will be back for sure!"

(877) 994-2337

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