Rich Grona Sells Appliances Dallas

08/24/2026

08/23/2026

The uptown section of Dallas keeps changing. Looks like Marlowe's is coming soon.

Dallas is getting another Grandma-core lounge with a moody interior.

08/23/2026

I need to check out the Bread Club in the uptown part of Dallas.

Dallas’ hottest new bakery puts lots of goodies on bread. We tried them all.

08/22/2026

Al Biernat's is moving west and opening up their yumminess in Ft. Worth.....

One of Dallas' top steakhouses is expanding west: Al Biernat's, the acclaimed steakhouse with two locations in Dallas, is taking its magical ambiance, old-world elegance, celebrity cachet, doting service, and impeccably-prepared food to Fort Worth.

08/22/2026

I'm willing to try Australian frozen yogurt. Who is ready for a Dallas debut.

A cult-favorite Australian frozen yogurt chain known for self-serve bowls, extensive topping bars, and a lively vibe has picked Dallas for its U.S. debut. Called Yo-Chi, the brand will open its first U.S. location this fall at 5710 W. Lovers Ln. Ste. 101, near Inwood Village, according to a release.

08/21/2026

BBQ does seem to be taking over the Dallas area. Who doesn't love some great barbeque?

FORT WORTH, Texas (RNS) — At 9 am on a scorching Saturday in June, nearly 100 people were already lined up outside Goldee’s BBQ, a small, wooden-shack restaurant.

08/21/2026

Who is ready to try NYC Cuban inspired burgers off the Knox-Henderson area of Dallas

Cuban-inspired burger shop, Frita Batidos, opened this week in the Knox-Henderson neighborhood.

08/20/2026

What appliance brands do you remember that have disappeared?

Retro kitchen styles are becoming more and more popular. But do you remember these now-discontinued kitchen appliances brands, which totally vanished?

08/20/2026

What is your favorite lunch spot in Dallas?

Sometimes, you just need to tuck into a great lunch spot. You know the kind — the food is reliable, the ambiance nails it, and there's always the option

08/19/2026

Airline seats are only for humans

Dallas-Fort Worth's two major hometown airlines are drawing a hard line between human and humanoid: American Airlines and Southwest Airlines won’t permit human-like or animal-like robots to board flights as passengers.