A new restaurant has opened in Preston Center, bringing a fresh dining option to the area. The eatery is part of the Duro family's portfolio of establishments. The Duro family is known for other local restaurants, including Mr.
Charles, El Carlos Elegante, and Sister. Further details about the new restaurant, such as its concept and atmosphere, are available from the Dallas Observer, which reports that it improves as the evening progresses.
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