Inspectors for France’s world-famous Michelin Guide have been secretly eating their way across Texas for months in preparation for the publication, which is released at the end of the year. The ...

Get out and explore the best that Texas and our neighboring states have to offer this summer. From mountain getaways to small-town fun, find your perfect vacation this season in Texas and beyond.

Melissa Kravitz Hoeffner has spent over a decade working as a writer in New York City. She currently covers all aspects of food, dining, travel and lifestyle trends and the intersection of culture, ...

Michelin’s long-awaited entry into Texas in 2024 is one of the biggest things to happen to D-FW restaurants in decades. This partnership with Michelin — one of the biggest in the United States — was ...

After the reveal of the first-ever Michelin Guide to Texas restaurants, Dallas’ chefs and diners had opposite reactions to the city’s underwhelming total of exactly one star. A grateful peace ...

“Our anonymous Inspectors were impressed by the culinary community across the state of Texas,” Gwendal Poullennec, the international director of the Michelin Guides, said in a statement. “The ...

The beach town of Port Aransas, or as the locals call it, "Port A," is a popular vacation destination along the Texas Gulf Coast with no shortage of recreational and dining options for vacationers.

We all dream of perfect vacations, but sometimes things don’t go as planned. Each year, thousands of tourists in Texas face unexpected legal challenges that can turn a dream trip into a stressful ...

From Oktoberfest to trunk-or-treats, East Texas is getting into the fall spirit with these events and activities. KETK has ...

Texas in September is alive with color and flavor. The vineyards of Hill Country glow under the late summer sun. Wine lovers ...

Diners can spend a pretty penny at some Michelin-starred restaurants. But cities and states themselves put down a good deal of cash to get a Michelin Guide in the first place. “Budgets have some ...

On a hot, dusty day on the border in Far West Texas, the Rio Grande, which separates the state from Mexico, was barely trickling along over a bed of exposed stones. It was low enough to cross on foot.