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What happened to Al-Amir Dallas? I drove by the other day and it was gone. Looked like something else might already be operating out of the space. I thought Al-Amir was a fun place for sort of an "event" dinner...too bad.

On Al-Amir (Closed)

Oh, and they do have wi-fi (noted incorrectly above).

Here's more info

http://thepearlcup.com/

Business Hours:

Monday - Saturday 7am - 9pm Sunday 9am - 4pm

Extended hours for Special Events (live music, art openings, private parties, etc...) Contact The Pearl Cup for details.

On The Pearl Cup Espresso Bar & Coffee Shop

LOVE the Pearl Cup. Owners are great. Baked stuff is fantastic. The atmosphere is adorable and it's nice to see something besides a bar (though I have nothing against bars) in this area. Only complaint is the hours...coffee is for night owls, too!

On The Pearl Cup Espresso Bar & Coffee Shop

One cannot order tickets thru the Angelika phone anyway. Besides, the best film of the year is Slumdog Millionaire, and it's playing at the Magnolia. Their phones are working just fine, btw.

On Phones at Angelika in Dallas are down indefinitely

Pescabar has closed down. Was that even 6 months? Geez.

On Pescabar (Closed)

Sigh. I have only been to one of these, and I saw a mouse there.

On Dallas Morning News names top 10 new restaurants for 2008

I liked it too but it was totally empty each time I went, maybe 3 times total. Like scary empty.

On Tio's Tortas (Closed)

I went there to find info on local reaction to the Mark Cuban insider trading story! Pick up the slack, Pegasus!

On Dysfunctional D Magazine blogs place Dallas media in paralysis

Smoke em while you got em, folks. If it passes, you're welcome on my porch.

On Dallas smoking ban decision delayed until December

Palin Quote Generator

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On Sarah Palin Dallas visit to be the focus of protest

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