Chef Tony Gardizi, formerly of Vue and currently with Capriccio, plans to open a new restaurant in the old Bishop Arts Cafe Madrid location. Go Oak Cliff understands that the lease will be finalized on Monday and they hope to open in early October. The restaurant will be called Decanter and is described as a [...]
**UPDATE** The construction team for the arch at the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge has been busy, and as a result the topping out of the arch will take place Saturday, June 26 at 7am!** The final piece of the 400 foot arch is ready to be hoisted into place on the new Santiago Calatrava designed [...]
Ok, maybe it’s a French version of a street brawl – the French aren’t really known for advocating violence. Go Oak Cliff is excited to announce that the list of chefs for the first annual Bastille on Bishop mussel cook-off has been finalized. Marc Cassel – Park Graham Dodds – Bolsa Randal Copeland – AVA [...]
When we began Go Oak Cliff in the spring of 2010, our goal was to try and work to bring elements that we felt were missing to our amazing side of the river, and to promote our community by showing off our incredible people. While we sat around a table throwing out a series of [...]
Several friends had mentioned to me recently that they had enjoyed the $1 breakfast tacos at the new Burguesa Burger on Ft. Worth Avenue, so we at Go Oak Cliff decided it was time to try them for ourselves. It was our first peek inside the restaurant and they’ve done a great job at creating [...]
If you read the Dallas Morning News late last week, you probably picked up on an item that Go Oak Cliff is helping put together…Dallas’ first Streets to Plaza conversion. We’re still outlining plans and developing the project, but since the cat is out of the bag we wanted to reveal a bit more about [...]
There were so many strongly worded comments to our last post regarding the new concept from the folks at Bolsa that we decided to talk directly with Chris Jeffers and Chris Zilke to get their reaction on our readers reaction to the Los Dos Chrises taco idea. We at Go Oak Cliff acknowledge upfront that [...]
What do you get when you cross one successful restaurant owner with a handful of successful neighborhood activists? We don’t have all the details, but we do know that Eno’s founder Matt Spillers has partnered with neighborhood ne‘er-do-wells Jason and Andrea Roberts and Eric and Amy Cowan to open a restaurant concept in the former [...]
Oak Cliff resident (and graphic artist and sculptor) Heather Ezell submitted this photo that she took last night from Ft. Worth Avenue facing northwest toward the new Calatrava bridge construction site.
This Friday, Oak Cliff’s Floramay Holliday kick’s off her East Coast tour supporting a brand new record at the Kessler Theater. Go Oak Cliff sent Ms. Holliday a few questions to find out more about her life in the Cliff, her music, and what she’s listening to these days: How long have you lived in Oak [...]
