How tempting must it have been for David Uygur to keep doing what he was doing at Lola. After all, the 37-year-old Dallas chef had amassed quite a cult following, especially at the restaurant’s tiny Tasting Room at Lola. So admired were his eclectic, French-based dishes that when Lola’s
Whiskey Cake Kitchen and Bar and Olmos Park Bistro.
Contributors|
February 1, 2011
Michael Ennis, Mimi Swartz, and James H. Evans.
Stratfor’s George Friedman peers into the future.
Street Smarts|
February 1, 2011
1. Merry Heart TeaRoomIn this quaint lunch spot, men are about as scarce as empty seats. Women, on the other hand, flock here for the exact reasons the guys steer clear: to share gossip while snacking on the signature “toasties” (essentially croutons with a kick), to eat dainty portions of
The Speaker’s race in the Texas House wasn’t just about Joe Straus. It was about two competing visions of democracy.
Pinetop Perkins, Red Hot Patriot, Fredericksburg Wine Road 290, and the Dallas Burlesque Festival . . .
From Chef David Uygur of Lucia, in Dallas.
Rodney Crowell, Zestfest, the NFL Experience, and the United Nations Film Festival . . .
Birds resemble art in more ways than one, especially when they force us to address questions of ineffable provenance.
Texas vs. the Nation, the South Padre Island Kite Fest, Barbara Smith Conrad, and Eagle Fest . . .
Blaze Foley, the Black Architecture Project, the Ennis Czech Music Festival, and Willie Nelson . . .
At a time when trailer food is all the rage, a few Austin restaurateurs are making the shift from mobile to brick and mortar—and lovin’ it.