Check out the best places to take dad on Father’s Day in Dallas-Fort Worth

 

With so many choices finding the right place to take dad for Father's Day it can seem a bit overwhelming. To help narrow down the choices My Fast Home Buyers found this great article to help guide the way. So no matter what your dad's taste buds may be you are sure to find the perfect place in the Dallas/Fort Worth area below:

Best places to take dad on Father's Day in Dallas-Fort Worth

Not all Dads have the same taste. Some enjoy grilling at home, others like dinner out on the town. Some may prefer a tall glass of great beer over dining out at all. This Father's Day, show Dad how much you really care by taking him somewhere just right for him, whether that's a barbecue feast, a brewery, a cigar lounge or someplace else.

CiboDivino Marketplace

Daniele Puleo is a lot of things: he's the chef of CiboDivino Restaurant & Marketplace and he's also a dad. Consider taking Dad to Cibo this Father's Day.

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CiboDivino Marketplace is letting Dad choose his cut of 44 Farms steak, and then chef Ryan Olmos will grill it to perfection outside on the patio. Grab a few sides and a beer or glass of wine and get your friendly family competition going with games provided by CiboDivino. June 18, from 12 to 5 p.m. Prices vary. 1868 Sylvan Avenue, Dallas. 214-653-2426. cibodivinomkt.com.

Eureka!

If you take Dad to Eureka! this Father's Day, you won't have to worry about getting him a gift. Eureka! has that covered: All dads a complimentary engraved whiskey glass when they order a whiskey cocktail on Father's Day. Order a classic Old Fashioned or try Eureka!'s Holy Smokes! cocktail, which is smoked in-house with hickory chips and made with bourbon, tart cherry liqueur, maple syrup and Aztec chocolate bitters. June 18. Prices vary. Limited glassware available. 3700 McKinney Avenue, Dallas. 972-993-2222. eurekarestaurantgroup.com.

Fearing's Restaurant

The four-hour barbecue feast planned at Fearing's Restaurant this Father's Day will serve up plenty of seasoned, smoked and scrumptious meat. Be sure to bring Dad and an appetite.

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At Fearing's Restaurant, Father's Day will be commemorated by more than just a meal. The iconic Dallas restaurant is upgrading its dining experience just for dads, with four hours of celebration with a three-course barbecue feast, tableside bourbon tastings and live music from Over the River Bluegrass Band. Menu offerings include bourbon maple brioche French toast with smoked ham steak, Granny Fearing's "paper bag-shook fried chicken," and mesquite-grilled shrimp cocktail on mango and avocado salad with chipotle cocktail sauce. June 18 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. $75 for adults (excluding beverages), $30 for children 12 and under. Reservations recommended. At the Ritz-Carlton, 2121 McKinney Ave., Dallas. 214-922-4848. fearingsrestaurant.com.

Fogo de Chão

The Brazilian steakhouse isn't offering any special menu items for Father's Day, but they are giving all dads a delicious gift: Every father who dines at Fogo de Chão during Father's Day weekend (read: Friday through Sunday) will receive a dining card good for a free lunch, dinner or Sunday brunch on a return visit. So, if you're feeling generous, you can show Dad appreciation twice over -- just pay for his meal on Father's Day, then go out with him again when he uses his free dining card. Two meals with someone he loves (you!) will be Dad's favorite gift. June 16-18, open extended hours on Sunday, June 18: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. 4300 Belt Line Road, Addison, 972-503-7300; and 2619 McKinney Avenue, Dallas, 214-720-2777. fogodechao.com.

Greenville Avenue Pizza Company

Topped with five different meats, the Mucho Meato pizza at Greenville Avenue Pizza Company seems like a good fit for Father's Day.

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Beer and 'za? Sounds like the perfect way to tell Dad, "You're the man." Bring Dad to Lower Greenville for a laid back Father's Day treat at GAPCo, where he can get 25 percent off a Mucho Meato pizza -- made with pepperoni, ham, hamburger, sausage and bacon -- when purchased with a Lakewood Lager. If he's just looking for a quick snack, skip ordering a whole pie. Instead, buy a Lakewood Lager and grab a single slice of Mucho Meato at half price. June 18. 1923 Greenville Avenue, Dallas. 214-826-5404. gapc.co.

Kabuki Japanese Restaurant

Give Dad a flavorful Father's Day by taking him out to a Japanese dinner full of his favorite dishes and sushi rolls. Kabuki Japanese Restaurant is ringing in Father's Day with a prix fixe special that includes peppered beef with pilaf rice, a California roll, shrimp and vegetable tempura and more. Dessert also comes included with the meal: Dads can choose between coffee, green tea or strawberry mochi ice cream to finish his Father's Day meal. June 15-18. $19.95 per person. At the Galleria Dallas, 13270 Dallas Parkway, Dallas. 469-917-4290. kabukirestaurants.com.

The Mansion Restaurant

Two entrée specials are available during brunch and dinner dining hours: a "Land and Sea" offering with Wagyu sirloin and Maine lobster gratin, and a veal tenderloin Oscar that comes with crab, asparagus and béarnaise. But the feast doesn't stop there; pastry chef Nicolas Blouin provides the cherry on top for the perfect Father's Day: a pistachio financier served alongside poached black cherries and basil ice cream. June 18, brunch available from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and dinner available from 6:00 to 9:30 p.m. 2821 Turtle Creek Blvd., Dallas. 214-559-2100. rosewoodhotels.com/mansion.

Mudhen Meat and Greens

Mudhen is doing a $20 bacon whiskey flight, brunch specials and a beer-brined, 12-ounce, bone-in pork chop. And if that's not enough to fill the table, he and the rest of the family can order from Mudhen's a la carte menu until they're good and full. June 18 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 900 S Harwood Street, Dallas. 214-698-7000. mudheninthe.net.

Nick & Sam's Grill Park Cities

Enjoy Father's Day with a feast for the whole family at Nick & Sam's Park Cities. Sides, entrées and desserts will be served family-style, making for a memorable (and likely delicious!) dinner experience. Entrées start at $40 and feed two to three people each; selections include a whole roasted chicken, a 48-ounce prime porterhouse, a rack of lamb and more. For $15 per person, diners can get dessert and bottomless sides such as jalapeño cheddar grits and lobster mashed potatoes. June 18, from 5 to 9 p.m. Children 10 and under can enjoy sides and dessert for free. Reservations strongly recommended. 8111 Preston Road, Dallas. 214-379-1111. nsgrill.com.

Ocean Prime

We have a feeling Dad won't be able to resist Ocean Prime's New York strip.

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A 14-ounce prime New York strip steak awaits hungry dads at Ocean Prime this Father's Day. The feature menu item comes topped with butter-poached lobster claw meat, garlic, lemon and parmesan aioli. If that doesn't suit Dad's tastes, he can select from Ocean Prime's special Father's Day brunch menu, which features classics like French toast with candied bacon, crab and eggs benedict, and smoked salmon with whipped cream cheese on a bagel. Don't skip the restaurant's signature Bloody Mary, which comes garnished with jumbo shrimp. June 18 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. $58 for the NY Strip special. 2101 Cedar Springs Road, Dallas. 214-965-0440. ocean-prime.com.

Paul Martin's American Grill

Imagine Dad slicing into this 22-ounce bone-in prime rib eye from Paul Martin's American Grill. Now imagine him sipping on the glass of wine that came with the steak. Now imagine him referring to you as his favorite child. It could happen this Father's Day.

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Treat Dad to a meaty brunch or dinner with the Turtle Creek restaurant's two daylong Father's Day specials. The first features a 10-ounce prime rib, salad and a scoop of housemade ice cream, and the second includes a 22-ounce bone-in prime rib eye and a glass of wine. June 18. $33 for the 10 oz prime rib special, $66 for the 22 oz bone-in prime rib eye special. 3848 Oak Lawn Avenue, Dallas. 214-521-0116. paulmartinsamericangrill.com.

Peticolas Brewing Company

Does Dad want a cold beer? Take him to Peticolas Brewing Company in Dallas' Design District, where buying yourself a beer gets Dad one for free on Father's Day. Kick back and enjoy the local brewery's selection of summer ale, kolsch, pale ales and more. June 18 from 12 to 6 p.m. Ages 21+ only. 2026 Farrington Street, Dallas. 214-234-7600. peticolasbrewing.com.

Pluckers Wing Bar

Have a social-savvy dad? Take him to Pluckers, where he'll get a free entree, side and non-alcoholic drink if he posts a photo of the family at the restaurant to Facebook or Instagram with the hashtag #Pluckers. Known for their wings, Pluckers also sells sides like macaroni and cheese, house-made potato chips and buffalo fries. June 18. Prices vary; free entree, side and non-alcoholic drink must not exceed $15 in value. 3316 Preston Road, Plano, 972-599-9464; 5100 Belt Line Road, Dallas, 972-490-9464; 5500 Greenville Avenue, Dallas, 214-363-9464; 190 E. Stacy Road, Allen, 972-678-9464; 9229 Rain Lily Trail, Fort Worth, 817-750-2473; 1709 Cross Roads Drive, Grapevine, 817-416-2473; 4000 Bagpiper Way, Arlington, 817-784-2473. Pluckers.com.  Click here to read the full story and more locations...

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Things To Do For Memorial Day in Dallas

With so many fantastic things to do around the city, we hope you hope you have a great Memorial Day. As we honor those who sacrificed their lives for our country, don't forget that My Fast Home Buyers offers cash for houses in Dallas no matter what condition they're in. Call us for your offer.

Things To Do For Memorial Day in Dallas - D Magazine
Fireworks, patriotic music, and more.

Memorial Day usually entails a three-day weekend, which means it pays to get a head start on planning things out. Hence, this list of Memorial Day weekend events, which includes everything from ceremonies honoring armed service members to a food festival. The best thing you can do with the day off, it should be said, is spend some time with friends and family, perhaps in a backyard with a grill and pool. But here are a few more ideas:

As we do every year, we recommend finding a way out to one of North Texas’ best lakes for the amenities of sun, water, grilling, and fun.

The Dallas Symphony Orchestra dives into the patriotic songbook for its Memorial Day concert (May 29) at Flag Pole Hill in East Dallas. The concert is free, as is the fireworks show taking place right after.

The Dallas Memorial March is a big fundraiser for Carry the Load that helps members of the military, police, firefighters, and other first responders. The march itself begins at noon May 28 at Reverchon Park in Oak Lawn, and ends the next day. Regardless of whether or how long you choose to march, food trucks and live music will be at the park in between remembrance ceremonies.

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Traffic Will Continue to Get Worse in Dallas-Fort Worth

As you watch our area grow and grow, you may be wondering: "Can I still sell my house fast and for a fair price in Dallas? The answer is a resounding YES! The simple buying process of My Fast Home Buyers enables you to have cash in your hand as quickly as possible.

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Traffic Will Continue to Get Worse in Dallas-Fort Worth | NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth It's not your imagination - traffic is getting worse in Dallas-Fort Worth.

"The level of investment for a region like ours, which is growing so fast, is not keeping up with the growth," said Michael Morris, director of transportation for the North Central Texas Council of Governments.

Despite the billions of dollars being spent on new road construction, traffic congestion continues to build.

"As an overall region, when you're growing at a million people a decade and the revenue constraints we have, the best we're going to do is mitigate congestion. We're not going to be able to solve congestion," Morris said.

According to the Metropolitan Transportation Plan for North Central Texas, prepared by the NCTCOG, the greater Dallas-Fort Worth 12-county region will need $431.5 billion by the year 2040 to eliminate the worst levels of congestion. Via nbcdfw.com

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Did You Have Severe Weather Thursday?

We hope everyone made it safely through this severe weather. As much as storms can deal damage to your house, don't worry if you're trying to sell it. We buy houses in any condition in Dallas and Fort Worth, so you can still get cash for your home following any storm.

Severe Weather Possible in North Texas Thursday | NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth Severe weather is possible in North Texas Thursday as multiple storm systems move through the area.

NBC 5 meteorologist Grant Johnston said a weakening line of thunderstorms will affect DFW in the morning before falling apart.

Redeveloping thunderstorms are possible later in the afternoon, especially from Dallas to the east. Some afternoon storms could be severe with hail and strong winds would be the primary concern.

Quieter weather returns Friday, but it will be quite breezy and a bit cooler. The weekend is still on track for some very nice outdoor weather for Mother's Day. Read more at nbcdfw.com

 

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Illinois Homeowner Sues Zillow Over Home’s ‘Zestimate’

This could lead to some interesting developments down the road. Knowing the value of your home is incredibly important for any sale, but don't rely on any one source. If you need help finding the value of your home, we'd be happy to help.

Any home sale is going to be stressful, but the professionals at My Fast Home Buyers can reduce that stress by offering cash for houses in Dallas and Fort Worth.

Illinois Homeowner Sues Zillow Over Home's 'Zestimate' | NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth A homeowner in Glenview, IL is suing Zillow, claiming the site is hindering her ability to sell her home because the "Zestimate" is well below what she believes is the true value of her property.

A suburban homeowner is suing Zillow, claiming the real estate site’s estimate on the value of her home is keeping her from selling it at the price she believes it’s worth.

The so-called “Zestimate” for Barbara Andersen’s home is more than $70,000 below the current asking price for her three-bedroom townhouse in Glenview, Illinois, according to Zillow’s website.

“When I went to for sale by owner, all of sudden out of nowhere my market value from the Zestimate just started to plummet,” Andersen told NBC 5.

“When I went to for sale by owner, all of sudden out of nowhere my market value from the Zestimate just started to plummet,” Andersen told NBC 5.

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Mistakes to Avoid When Selling Your Home

Selling your home through a realtor can be a long, time-consuming, stressful, and emotional process. Strangers parade through your home during open houses, poking around cabinets and closets. They make critical remarks about features of your home that you have come to love. Then topping it off they try to lowball the price with an offer that is downright insulting.

This is where home buyers who pay cash for your home can help. They can offer you the best cash deal in the shortest amount of time. The best part is, these home buyers can accomplish this without the tension and stress that otherwise builds and builds until it feels like you are going through life with weights on your shoulders.

Selling Your Home? Don’t Do These Things

Home buyers take the complexity out of selling your home. They have your best interests in mind, and because there is no middle man there are no fees and commissions that you would normally have to pay these people. Regardless of how you decide to sell your home there are some common mistakes you can avoid to further eliminate the stress and tension associated with the process. Here are the more frequent ones:

1. Wear your heart on your sleeve.If you have an emotional attachment to your home that it can lead to making decisions that are led with your heart, not your head. Avoid this common mistake by thinking of yourself as the home seller instead of the home owner, and remind yourself that selling your home is a business transaction.

2. Use a “For Sale By Owner” method. When you sell your home by yourself, unless you are up on the laws associated with selling a home you could erroneously make a mistake that could cost you in profits. Selling to a home buyer for cash can help you avoid this because they take care of all the necessary paperwork.

3. Assuming you need a realtor. It’s okay to not use a realtor to sell your home. If you have a realtor, then you risk losing part of the sale money to commissions and other fees, like putting your home in the MLS (multiple listing service) system. In fact, if you use a home buyer who will pay cash for your home, then a realtor will not be involved at all.

4. Pricing your home too high. This goes along with the first mistake. Often overpriced homes are because the owner has an emotional attachment, or is not taking the current market value into account. A home buyer may not offer the price that you feel your home is worth emotionally, but they will offer you a fair price.

Little Mistakes Can Cost Big in the End

Even if you think you avoid all the mistakes when selling with a real estate agent or on your own, one little misstep can cost big in the end. Your house could sit on the market for months, or if your financial situation is dire you could wind up facing foreclosure or even bankruptcy. Nobody wants to see these things happen to you, especially a home buyer who is willing to pay cash for your home.

Avoiding these mistakes, however, can help you put your best foot forward towards your new goals, both in real estate and financial. You can achieve that level of success in selling your home when you choose a home buyer who will pay cash for your home. This is because the home buyer will give you a fair offer and put cash in your hand in a very short amount of time.

 

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Risk of Severe Weather into the Weekend

It looks as though we're going to experience some weather this weekend. Stay safe and get through Saturday.

When Sunday comes and you're thinking to yourself, "I need to sell my Dallas house quickly," give us a call. We will buy your house in any condition.

NBC5 Forecast: Risk of Severe Weather into the Weekend | Weather | Dallas News Breezy and warm conditions will prevail across North Texas today under partly to mostly cloudy skies. As the humidity returns, storms chances will also be climbing, especially by late Saturday.

The chance of storms looks quite slim for DFW today. There may be one or two that develop toward evening, but they should be well to the northwest. Saturday will offer a much higher chance of storms in the late afternoon and evening. These storms will likely be severe with hail, high winds, and a tornado threat. Sunday looks quieter and much cooler. Read more at dallasnews.com

 

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