Get a move on, y’all. The race only lasts two minutes. Trot through a host of Derby Day recipes, crafts, and party plans and click through to view our E! News segment filled with even more race day fun.
The year-old Dallas store makes its slurpworthy juices — like We Got the Beet (carrot, green apple, celery, beet, parsley) — on a Norwalk hydraulic press for optimum vitamin levels. Smoothies — such as High Pro Glow (sweet potato, green apple, orange, banana, raw almond butter, sunflower seeds) — come in a close second.
Celebrate Kentucky Derby Day with a polo match, horse racing, a mansion garden party, or simply with a mint julep and a few close friends.
The newest spot from Good 2 Go Taco gals Jeana Johnson and Colleen O’Hare dishes authentic recipes. Nosh on pho, pork and shrimp imperial rolls, caramelized pork, and marinated grilled fish. French wines can be taken to go.
The latest Texas-on-a-plate eatery from celebrity chef Tim Love is industrial, but cozy (thanks to wife and designer Emilie). Meat-centric comfort fare includes grilled-to-order steaks and lamb chops, plus grilled oysters and chicken-fried lobster. Share the bone-in Wagyu tomahawk for two.
If your mom always made you a bowl of this growing up, there’s a 100 percent chance she was doing it wrong. Here’s how to do it right.
A sultry and stylish lounge with no menu on site. Sit back and relax in a low slung, mid-century, chair while the bartenders make custom cocktails to your preferences.
The brains behind Capitol Pub run this low-key restaurant and bar known for generous weekday drink and appetizer specials and its lush outdoor patio.
Our chief correspondent quizzes the nutritionist to the stars about dietary dos and don’ts.
Klyde Warren Park’s full-service restaurant serves global cuisine (French, Thai, American) and drool-worthy illustrations on the walls by local artists.
