Why Doesn’t Dallas Have a DEAN & DELUCA?
I mean, really, even Kansas City (?!?) has one of these delectable foodie posh shops. Every year when I get my D&D holiday catalog, I devour each savory page, finding numerous great gift ideas and a few things to buy for myself. (Sea salt caramels and roasted strawberry balsamic vinegar ballontins? Why, yes, thank you.) I hear that Victory is supposed to get an Oakville Grocer (yum) at the House development. So, why no D&D? I think it would fit in perfect at the West Village.
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Or possibly in the new huge Lake Highlands development at Skillman and Walnut Hill? Not everything hip has to be in one of the villages.
I told Highland Park Village about this store 5 years ago! It would be great if there was one, somewhere in Dallas.
i see preston center as a good fit.
After moving from the East coast and having access to this remarkable store, I do not understand why they haven’t invaded the metroplex…you don’t know gourmet until you’ve had Zabars or Dean and Deluca, and since D&D is a mobile chain (in Tokyo to Napa) I don’t see why this area dosen’t have one…we have plenty of money to spend…they would add east coast sophistication in an area that is trying to be urban…they have a fabulous wine selection as well with great customer service, I was in Charlotte N.C. at the Phillips Landing store and didn’t want to leave…the only problem is that there is a little quaint store Dallas has called Eatzies, and they would damage their business for sure if they were in the Oak Lawn area or West Village area…