Dining

Weatherford Shifts Annual Parker County Peach Festival to Parker County Peach Week

Weatherford Shifts Annual Parker County Peach Festival to Parker County Peach Week

This year’s festival was canceled due to COVID-19 concerns, but that doesn’t mean the city will stop celebrating its summer bounty. Instead of a one-day affair, Weatherford is hosting an entire week of smaller celebrations from July 11 to 18. Read More »

Aransas Pass’ Crab-N Seafood Restaurant Soldiers On

Aransas Pass’ Crab-N Seafood Restaurant Soldiers On

Terry Brooks doesn’t really know where the name for his restaurant Crab-N came from. Something he does know, ... Read More »

The Best Way to Cook Your Gulf Coast Catch

The Best Way to Cook Your Gulf Coast Catch

Growing up in a South Texas household of outdoor enthusiasts made fishing along the Gulf Coast a routine family affair. We spent our springs hooking red drum in the bays and our summers pulling king mackerel, amberjack, pompano, and red snapper from offshore waters. At 14, I hooked my only sailfish, a leviathan that leapt out of the water, flashed its sail-like dorsal fin, then defiantly spit out the hook before it disappeared into the deep blue. Read More »

Carolina Gold Rice is Making a Comeback Thanks to This Texas Mill

Carolina Gold Rice is Making a Comeback Thanks to This Texas Mill

Carolina Gold rice was introduced to North America in 1685 and became the most valued rice in the country by ... Read More »

The Texas Purple Hull Pea Festival in Shankleville Honors the Beloved Legume

The Texas Purple Hull Pea Festival in Shankleville Honors the Beloved Legume

On a typical day, Peggy Galloway navigates traffic-clogged streets as a bus operator in Houston. But today ... Read More »

Fort Worth-based Mrs. Renfro’s Celebrates 80 Years of Saucy Success

Fort Worth-based Mrs. Renfro’s Celebrates 80 Years of Saucy Success

As a young boy growing up in Fort Worth, Doug Renfro never dreamed he’d eventually run his grandparents’ ... Read More »

Chef Jonny Rhodes Reinvents Soul Food at His Houston Restaurant

Chef Jonny Rhodes Reinvents Soul Food at His Houston Restaurant

Editor's note: In June 2020, Rhodes announced that he would close Indigo after one more year of service. Read more ... Read More »

Try These 5 Texas Rosés This Summer

Try These 5 Texas Rosés This Summer

From frosé to brosé to “rosé all day,” pink wine has moved from fad to favorite among summertime libations. It’s only right—given the light, refreshing wine pairs perfectly with Texas  heat—that our state’s vintners are producing rosés that any oenophile would be proud to pour. Read More »

Slowpoke Farm Market in Cisco Serves Farm-Fresh Meals

Slowpoke Farm Market in Cisco Serves Farm-Fresh Meals

Slowpoke Farm Market in Cisco draws regulars from Abilene and Fort Worth, who drive 45 and 90 minutes, ... Read More »

Slate Mill Wine Collective is On a Mission to Help Small Wineries

Slate Mill Wine Collective is On a Mission to Help Small Wineries

Slate Mill Wine Collective, a full-service winemaking incubator set on a picturesque 75 acres just outside ... Read More »

Family-Run Wildflower Caramels Sources Locally for Its Confections

Family-Run Wildflower Caramels Sources Locally for Its Confections

In 2012, Ellyn Dixon decided to make apple-cider caramels for holiday gifts. Having no experience with making ... Read More »

Small-Town Dispatches: Fredericksburg Wineries Give Back to Frontline Workers

Small-Town Dispatches: Fredericksburg Wineries Give Back to Frontline Workers

Fredericksburg, one of the most tourist-heavy small towns in Texas, has understandably been affected by lack of travel and commerce during COVID-19. One of the area's biggest industries, wine, has been hit hard as it's a significant attraction in these parts—more than 50 of the 100-plus Hill Country wineries are in town or the surrounding Gillespie County. Thankfully, wineries are coming up with creative solutions to connect with customers and boost morale. Read More »

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