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From anniversaries to date nights, Tyler’s fine dining scene shines with upscale restaurants offering world-class meals close to home.

You won’t believe the flood of memories locals have about their favorite closed restaurants. It’s like a culinary time capsule just waiting to be opened.

In a region bursting with charm, the search for a fresh dining experience can feel like a treasure hunt. But are there new culinary gems waiting to be discovered?

From a humble postal station in Dallas to over 1,600 locations worldwide, Chili's has a fascinating origin story that started with a love for chili.

From BBQ to pizza, Tyler, Texas has lost some iconic restaurants over the years. Which one do you miss most?

Late-night cravings don’t have to go unanswered in Midland-Odessa. A few spots keep the grill going when most are closing up.

From new shopping centers to restaurants, Tyler and Longview continue rapid growth. Sephora and Brass Tap lead the latest wave of East Texas business expansion.

Lufkin's Logan's Roadhouse is getting a new air conditioning unit, indicated by an enormous crane spotted over the restaurant.

Just when you thought Odessa’s dining scene couldn’t surprise you, a new seafood venture is on the horizon, and folks are buzzing with curiosity.

It's an important part of the wedding planning process.

Bone Daddy’s has closed in Lubbock, continuing a trend of chain restaurants exiting the Hub City. Are quirky corporate eateries falling out of favor?

In Odessa, Texas, themed restaurants with all-female waitstaff—often called "breastaurants"—are a noticeable part of the local dining scene. From national chains like Hooters and Twin Peaks to local favorites like Bottoms Up, these establishments are known as much for their themed attire as for their burgers and beer. Whether you love them or find them problematic, they remain a popular and highly visible piece of Odessa's restaurant landscape.