More than a friendly face
Crossing guard, organization leader, mailman — these neighbors are ordinary people. But, oh boy, do they have stories to tell.
Q&A: OC fixture Jason Roberts
Who’s more recognizable in our neighborhood than this guy? In Oak Cliff, he’s utterly ubiquitous.
Campo Modern Country Bistro
At this bistro, presentation is key. Chef Matt McAllister studied art before becoming part of the Dallas culinary scene.
The king of Oak Cliff barbecue
Most old-time Cliffites recall Red Bryan’s as one of the neighborhood’s most recognizable restaurants. And they would be right.
Dual-language program expanding
These fifth-graders are the first class of Rosemont Elementary’s dual-language program. Almost all of them started the program as kindergartners.
Non-cork wine closures and a recipe for green chili
Don’t dismiss a wine just because it doesn’t have a cork. Screwcap, Tetrapak, box … The type of closure is no longer a reflection of quality. These wines show just that.
True crime: Burglary on Rosemont
He let himself in and helped himself to the laptop.<
Neighborhood news and notes
Art Conspiracy raised $30,000 for Musical Angels in November. The charity provides music lessons to children in Dallas-area hospitals. Its founder and president, Dr. Gustavo A. Tolosa, called the donation “one of the highest points in Musical Angels’ history.”
Neighborhood business buzz
Bolsa’s sister market concept, Bolsa Mercado, is now open in the former Kemp Garage space on West Davis.
Scene and heard in Oak Cliff
Kiera Cotten and Kael Alford watch the 2011 Oak Cliff Mardi Gras parade, along with thousands. Mardi Gras Oak Cliff 2012 takes place Feb. 16-17.
