D Magazine March 2011
Cover Story
Attack of the Double-Double
How In-N-Out will change the way Dallas thinks about fast-food burgers
Features
Publications
The Nazi Treasure Hunter
Robert Edsel was just another Dallas guy who made a pile of oil money. Now he’s hunting down priceless stolen works of art.
Publications
Why Dallas Burlesque Owes a Debt to Tammi True
The city has seen a resurgence in the playful art of striptease. Meet one of the pioneers.
Publications
Why I Hate In-N-Out Burger
From Los Angeles, a dissenting opinion about “just another fast-food chain.”
Crime
Rapes in Dallas Are Up 25 Percent. Why That’s a Good Thing.
Thanks to a new system, crimes that might have gone unreported are being prosecuted.
Nightlife
How Pete’s Dueling Piano Bar Keeps Packing Them In
Other than the airport, the Addison nightspot has the best people-watching in town.
Publications
Indulge Your Animal Nature at the Dallas Zoo
At the new Giants of the Savanna exhibit, a mother reflects upon her wilder side.
Publications
Restaurant Review: Gio’s Cafe & New York Deli
There’s potential in this latest attempt at a North Dallas delicatessen.
Publications
Restaurant Review: La Fiorentina
Alberto Lombardi slathers on the service at his Tuscan steakhouse.
Publications
Restaurant Review: Lucia
There are only 36 seats in this Oak Cliff spot. Before you even read this review, you should call to reserve one.
Publications
Restaurant Review: Wyland’s Ocean Blue
Is a plain-old (and quite good) seafood restaurant enough for Fairview?
Nightlife
The Dallas Dozen
We salute the city’s most important players in 2011. They made a difference and inspired others to do the same.
Publications
Urban Acres Reimagines Your Grocery List
How an Oak Cliff outpost is offering a smarter, fresher selection of produce.
