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Mi Piaci is so old-fashioned it still offers logo-bearing matchbooks -- and a bar in which to use them. Classic Italian dishes that have kept the upscale restaurant, a North Dallas staple, busy for more than 20 years. The handmade pastas pairs beautifully with a traditional Bolognese, but fresh pizza dough may be the winner in the carb category: Try the crackly vongole pie, topped with gaping clams.
Texadelphia founder Tom Landis says he hopes last week's Dallas Observer cover story by Zac Crain on Deep Ellum crime ("Cruising for a Bruising") will light some fires under a few butts that park in City Hall. It sure lit a flame under his.... More »
Sometimes fresh seafood just isn't enough to keep a restaurant afloat, even when the main course is dressed like a cowboy and the joint's interior looks as if it were pilfered from a Sesame Street set. At least that's what Phil Romano (Macaroni... More »
The Dallas Morning News reported earlier this month that Phil and Janet Cobb's Salve! was choked off by lawsuits. (Apparently this admission was contained in a press release that a manager at the Cobbs' Mi Piaci refused to provide to the Observer... More »
Salve Ristorante Italiano, the 9,000-square-foot, 170-seat restaurant launched by Mi Piaci founders Phil and Janet Cobb and Mi Piaci partner David Stubblefield, is closed. Opened in early 2000, the $3 million McKinney Avenue Milano-style... More »
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