Vandelay Hospitality Group is thrilled to celebrate five years of partnership with the Evening Under the Stars Gala in Dallas, Texas, supporting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
Read MoreThe busy fall restaurant opening season takes another step forward with a new restaurant devoted to classic American fare. Hudson House opens November 1 in the River Oaks Shopping Center next to Brasserie 19 (1966 W Gray St.).
Read MoreVandelay Hospitality Group unveils its latest concept, Jack & Harry’s, a new dinner-forward restaurant and bar to open at 6844 Snider Plaza in the heart of the Park Cities this October. The 23rd restaurant from VHG will blend Southern charm—inspired by New Orleans with a dash of the South Carolina low country.
Read MoreVandelay Hospitality Group (which is responsible for Hudson House, Drake’s Hollywood, Brentwood, Anchor Sushi Bar, D.L. Mack’s and others), reveals that Houston’s own Hudson House will finally swing open its doors, next door to the always buzzy, always packed Brasserie 19 restaurant, in a matter weeks.
Read MoreMartinis and sushi: That’s the simple structure at Anchor Sushi Bar in Dallas.
The first Anchor opens Aug. 14, 2023 at Preston Road and Royal Lane, in the former Cantina Laredo space. A second Anchor is expected to follow in September 2023 on Dallas’ Knox Street.
Read MoreVandelay Hospitality Group is expanding its mega popular East Coast-inspired Hudson House Restaurant into the Preston Hollow neighborhood of Dallas. The brand’s latest outpost will open in Preston Forest Village, in the former Corner Bakery space at 11700 Preston Rd.
Read More“Remember Slider and Blues?” That’s what people of a certain age — mine — have said over the past month, ever since the Slider and Blues sign went up on Hillcrest Avenue in University Park, across the street from Southern Methodist University.
Read MoreIsn’t it fun to reminisce about the good ol’ days and remember the places we went when we were young? Those magical and lifelong memories that we’re all nostalgic about? One such place that many Dallasites grew up with in the '90s and '00s was Slider and Blues.
Read MoreA splashy Old Hollywood-inspired Texas restaurant has made its way to West Hollywood with global-and L.A.-inspired bites, “the world’s coldest martini,” 24-layer cakes, caviar, steaks, chops and filet mignon pizza.
Read MoreIt’s hard not to feel like a celebrity when dining at Drake’s, a glitzy new entrant on Melrose Avenue. You’ll check in twice: just outside the entrance of the tucked-away restaurant and again at the host stand in a small waiting room. Then, your host will push open a heavy red-leather door and you’ll step inside a dim yet lively scene anchored by a horseshoe-shaped bar, with vintage caricatures of Hollywood legends on the walls.
Read MoreVandelay Hospitality, the restaurant group owned by Texas businessman Hunter Pond, is proud to present Drake’s Hollywood. Located on the iconic Melrose Avenue, alongside West Hollywood staples such as Catch LA and Craig’s–Drake’s is a lively and upbeat Hollywood-inspired restaurant and lounge.
Read MoreOn the border of West Hollywood and Beverly Hills is a newcomer called Hudson House, located on the Sunset Strip a block west of Doheny Drive, on the corner that shifts from high-rise office buildings and into the residential section of WeHo. The new hotspot is right next to SoHo House, Lavo, and Prince Street Pizza.
Read MoreFrom the heart of Dallas comes a restaurant that has set up shop in the heart of Los Angeles. Vandelay Hospitality Group will open a new location for its Hudson House restaurant chain Monday on the Sunset Strip between Beverly Hills and West Hollywood.
Read MoreKnown for its Chicago-inspired, classic American cuisine, D.L. Mack’s will open its second location on September 8th in an old-world setting at 10720 Preston Road, Dallas, TX 75230. “Mack’s” is fueled by Vandelay Hospitality Group, the expanding, Texas-owned-and-operated group behind American local favorites Hudson House, Drake’s Hollywood, and Brentwood.
Read MoreForget astrological signs or enneagram numbers. Eater Dallas wanted to know where the cast of Love Is Blind Season 3 on Netflix loves to eat in Big D. After all, you can tell a lot about a person by their favorite restaurants.
Read MoreJust over a year from now, Snider Plaza and the street that runs alongside it, Hillcrest Avenue in University Park, will be flush with seven restaurants from one Dallas restaurant owner. Hunter Pond, the 35-year-old restaurateur who created Hudson House, says there’s a “strong emotional element” to the new concepts he’s opening a short bike ride away from the street where he grew up.
Read MoreIt’ll be impossible to track all the “remember when” stories that will be told over lunch or dinner at Brentwood, the new American restaurant from the Dallasites who started Hudson House. Everyone here will remember when: They’ll remember when this restaurant was Houston’s for nearly 40 years.
Read MoreA new restaurant is about to open in a storied Dallas location: Brentwood, a new concept from Dallas-based Vandelay Hospitality Group, is opening in the former Houston's location near Addison at 5318 Belt Line Rd.
Read MoreA big Texas hospitality outfit is the next to land a hotspot in the Beverly Hills area, with plans to bring the party right to the far western edge of the Sunset Strip. Vandelay Hospitality Group out of Dallas is set to open Hudson House this summer, as part of a larger expansion into the Southern California market.
Read MoreThe already busy Knox Street will soon be home to a sushi spot: Called The Anchor Bar, it's a new concept with sushi and cocktails from Vandelay Hospitality Group (Hudson House, D.L. Mack’s, Drake’s Hollywood), and according to a release, will open two locations in 2023.
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