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Treat your taste buds to Prime Rib! Beloved Dallas steakhouse, Al Biernat’s North announces their limited time two-course Prime Rib Dinner Special. Start your meal with the choice of a Caesar Salad or Mixed Green Salad. Then, enjoy a mouth-watering 10-ounce Prime Rib with Horseradish Cream and Au Jus … Continue reading →
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Shodo, the new Japanese concept in the Design District, is now open for lunch in addition to regular dinner service. Lunch service is available Tuesday through Friday from 11 am – 2 pm. The lunch menu features “Shodo Quick Combos” for those looking to have … Continue reading →
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Although our primary playground is Dallas, we have quite a few people reporting in from Chicago for business and play. Chicago is a terrific food city, and possibly the best this country has to offer. It is with this that … Continue reading →
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SS Hospitality Group – the innovative minds behind concepts like Theory Nightclub, Playground Bar, and Texas Republic – is at it again with the creation of the newest location of Landmark Bar & Kitchen. Western Center is the new home to … Continue reading →
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photos by Joey Stewart Ramble Room, the classic American restaurant from Dallas restaurateur Jon Alexis is embracing spring with lighter dishes on the menu. The spring menu additions include starters such as the Yellow Curry Mussels with cilantro, coconut, ginger and masala … Continue reading →
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Hi Marvin,
Welcome to the network.
As I understand it, Buttons Jazz Cafe will be focused on local artists and smaller presentations. And, after attending the opening and seeing the size of the venue, that would probably be the best approach. A venue that small or intimate wouldn't be able to provide a ticket scenario that is affordable when booking most of the nationals. That was (in my opinion) what probably hurt J&J. You have to have a certain amount of seats in the room to sell. Now, Buttons Addison is another story. And, the goal is to start presenting bigger names. Let's watch and see what happens.
Keith Hill
I've been to numerous dinners and concerts at J&J. I enjoyed them all. There were issues that made me think that J&J would not survive and I am truly sorry that it didn't. One of the great things about J&J was the national artists that performed there. Phil Perry, Tom Braxton, Aletha Rene just to name a few. That was great. IF Button's can continue that trend that will be great... if not, then I will pass. Up and coming artists are great however, Me and my cohorts are looking for a place that will have national artists appearing.
Can we please update the lists of wines that are being served... Jazz and vino complement one another. Both have to be good.
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