Carrollton

At the first U.S. locations of this trendy Korean chain, you can stick to one part (wings, breast nuggets, drumsticks) or order a mix by the half or whole bird. For a healthier option, the oven-roasted chicken comes two ways,…

Kwality ice cream parlors in Irving and Richardson serve flavors such as saffron (kesari) and the rose-petal dessert pan and is a bustling scene on a Saturday night.

At this modest but unbelievably authentic little spot located inside a gas station, the house chicken is thick with toasted coconut.

Illuminated by electric-blue neon and soundtracked by blaring hip-hop and top-40 pop, the dining room buzzes with chatter and the sizzle of meats cooking on tabletop propane grills. Gen is all-you-can-eat ($16 for lunch, $25 for dinner), so the meats keep…

Within a mile of this shop, there are 12 dentists. You may need them all. Blooms is stocked wall-to-wall with candy, soda, and other confections, waiting to climb into your molars. Looking for a candy from your childhood? How about…

Are there bigger, flashier stores than Dead Wax? Definitely. A shop closer to Dallas proper? Sure. But there’s something about this Carrollton spot that’s the perfect mix of friendly geekiness. You’ll want to keep the goldmine a secret, but you’ll…

Vist this Carollton cycle shop to purchase the big stuff like Raleigh, Schwinn, and Mongoose bicycles, and the small stuff, like all the spandex accessories necessary for a smooth ride. Staffers will also help customize your favorite bike and help…

Just off the square in historic downtown Carrollton,  Eco 7 Trading Co. merges owners Eli Brown and Andrea Bologna’spassions for reclaiming, recyling, and repurposing antique and industrial furnishings. from old metal letters and 25-pound typewriters to World War II artifacts and…