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Carbone Dallas

1617 Hi Line Drive, , TX 75207

(469) 290-6009

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14 Essential DFW Italian Restaurants

By Courtney E. Smith and Amy McCarthy February 13

A plate of Texas redfish with harissa sauce sits on top of crawfish fried rice.

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The Best Dishes Eater Dallas Ate in 2022, Mapped

By Courtney E. Smith December 20, 2022

A restaurant dining room with navy blue walls, red wood touches, opera booths covered in yellow fabric, white glass chandeliers, and white tablecloth covered tables with red chairs.

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Where to Eat Dinner on New Year’s Eve in Dallas

By Courtney E. Smith December 20, 2022

Two cocktails sit on a bar, with bottles and wooden shelves in the background. On top, white text reads: “The 2022 Eater Awards.”

Here Are 2022’s Eater Awards Winners for Dallas

The best restaurant, chef, and decor of the year

By Courtney E. Smith December 1, 2022

A Thanksgiving table is set with a roast turkey on a platter. White taper candles glow behind it.

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14 Thanksgiving Day Dinner Options Around Dallas

By Courtney E. Smith November 22, 2022

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The Carbone’s v. Carbone Dallas Lawsuit Comes to a Conclusion [Updated]

By Courtney E. Smith November 21, 2022

The exterior of Carbone Vino, a midcentury design building with all windows separated by partitions every few feet and an overhang. The neon sign reads in block letters Vino Carbone. A wooden door that’s slight off center marks the entrance.

Carbone’s Drops Lawsuit Against Carbone Dallas

By Courtney E. Smith September 26, 2022

The exterior of Carbone Vino, a midcentury design building with all windows separated by partitions every few feet and an overhang. The neon sign reads in block letters Vino Carbone. A wooden door that’s slight off center marks the entrance.

Carbone’s Sues Carbone Dallas for Trademark Infringement

By Courtney E. Smith June 7, 2022

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