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Everyone knows that Mom is a classic, and the best place to celebrate her big day is at The Statler, the iconic mid-century hotel in downtown Dallas. The Statler is hosting a lavish Mother’s Day experience on Sunday, May 11 from 1 to 3 p.m. The elegant brunch buffet will be held in the hotel’s first floor dining space.

 

The menu showcases brunch items including peach cobbler French toast and buttermilk-brined chicken & waffles, as well as entrees such as a carving station featuring rosemary and garlic roasted strip loin of beef, chipotle honey glazed salmon and more. A full array of salads, sides and a chef’s selection of sweets for dessert round out the menu. Non-alcoholic beverages are included.

 

The brunch will be available for $75 including tax and gratuity for guests 13 and older, and $30 for kids ages 6-12. Reservations are recommended at Eventbrite.com.

 

Families are encouraged to extend their celebration of mom with a weekend stay at The Statler. Reservations can be made by visiting TheStatlerDallas.com.

 

 

MOTHER’S DAY MENU

Breakfast Pastries

  • Assorted Muffins, Danish, Buttery Croissants
  • Sweet Butter, Lemon Curd, Seasonal Preserves

 

Parfait Station

  • Coconut Chia Pudding, Vanilla Greek Yogurt, Fresh Berries, Roasted Pistachios, Toasted Coconut, Granola, Dark Chocolate Shavings, Honey Drizzle
  • Seasonal Fresh Fruit, Ricotta Honey Dip

Brunch Items

  • Peach Cobbler French Toast with Vanilla Bean Mascarpone
  • Scrambled Eggs, Creme Fraiche, Chives
  • Chicken & Waffles – Buttermilk-Brined Fried Chicken, Spicy Honey Glaze, Maple Syrup, Whipped Butter

 

Salads

  • Romaine & Baby Spinach, Roasted Corn, Black Beans, Roasted Red Peppers, Grape Tomatoes, Queso Fresco, Chipotle Lime Vinaigrette, Avocado Ranch
  • Heirloom Tomato & Cucumber Salad – Pickled Red Onion, Fresh Basil, Balsamic and Olive Oil drizzle

Entrees

  • Carne Asada - Grilled Marinated Flank Steak, Peppers and Onions, Guajillo Salsa Roja
  • Pecan Crusted Chicken Breast – Bourbon Maple Reduction
  • Chipotle-Honey Glazed Salmon
  • Spinach and Mushroom Enchiladas, Salsa Verde

 

Sides

  • Smoked Gouda and Chive Mashed Potatoes
  • Green Beans with Shallots and Toasted Almonds

 

Carving Station

  • Rosemary and Garlic Roasted Strip Loin of Beef, Red Wine Reduction, Creamy Horseradish  

 

Chef’s Dessert Table

 

$75 per person; $30 for kids 6-12

Reservations can be made at Eventbrite.com.

 

Location:

 

The Statler

1914 Commerce St.

Dallas, TX 75201

TheStatlerDallas.com

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Murder on Oak Street

South Side Mystery, #1

by

I.M. Foster

 

At a possibly intimidating 500 pages in length, Murder on Oak Street proves to be an absorbing and entertaining historical mystery story that is not to be overlooked.

 

Murder on Oak Street is the first book in author I.M. Foster’s historical South Side Mystery series, and despite its healthy length of a smidge over 500 pages, it was an intriguing, entertaining, and absorbing reading experience. After being left at the altar, Dr. Daniel O’Halleran, one of New York City’s busy coroner’s physicians, decides a change of scenery is in order and takes a job in the small Long Island community of Patchogue, assisting the local coroner. Rather than peace and quiet, Danny is thrust back into investigating a cold case murder – the very case with which he started his career in NYC two years earlier and felt never received the attention it deserved. 

Danny is a charming, engaging character with a hidden childhood secret. Adopted by the wealthy Adams family, he grew up in comfort and luxury but with a burning desire to get justice for the victims he investigates. 

The plot progresses steadily as O’Halleran settles into his first job in New York City, eventually making the move to Patchogue on Long Island. The author’s writing and storytelling abilities drew me into the story immediately with vivid characterizations and descriptions of the early 1900s time period and I was hooked until the final page. There were a lot of twists and turns and plenty of suspects to rule out on the way to the story’s conclusion, keeping me on my toes and definitely on the edge of my seat for the duration. 

I recommend MURDER ON OAK STREET to historical mystery readers. 

I voluntarily reviewed this after receiving an Advanced Review Copy from the author through Great Escapes Virtual Book Tours.

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Shelton Creative Writing Club students Kate Williams, Jen Jen Dayton and Charlie Raynaud collaborated on Shelton's literary magazine.

By Angelo Piersanti

Nestled in a cozy classroom of Shelton’s Upper School, a vibrant community of writers gathers every Friday morning, united by their passion for creative writing. The Creative Writing Club, open to all students in grades 9-12, offers a supportive and stimulating environment where members can hone their craft, explore new ideas and connect with like-minded peers. 

The club was founded in 2021 by Jen Jen Dayton, currently a senior and President of the Creative Writing Club. Under the guidance of faculty advisor Sophia Van Den Handel, the club provides a platform for students to share their writing, receive constructive feedback and learn from one another. 

At the beginning of the school year, students completed a survey about their writing goals and participated in various get-to-know-you activities. These included a story-pass, a collaborative activity in which students take turns adding to a narrative. As they built on each other's work, they learned about each other’s interest areas and writing styles. 

Meetings typically begin with a writing prompt designed to spark the imagination. Prompts range from free-writing challenges to structured exercises. The serious melds with the spontaneous and whimsical, as bits of conversation, current events or thematic connections provide the day’s inspiration. Students practice many genres, from Haikus and sonnets to horror stories, screenplays, and micro-fiction.

Following the writing exercise, club members participate in group discussions and exchange writing advice. These discussions not only deepen members' understanding of the writing process but also foster a sense of camaraderie and common purpose. The club's crowning achievement is the publication of a literary magazine, shaped entirely by its members. They design the cover, select writing pieces and pair them with unique artwork.

For members of the Upper School Creative Writing Club, the experience goes beyond improving their writing skills – it's about becoming part of a cohort of writers that values creativity, self-expression and mutual support. As Shelton looks forward to the release of their new magazine later this semester, here is a link to last year’s edition.

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House of Shine.jpg Volunteers helped preserve the Parr Rock Art Trail, a tribute to individuals affected by COVID-19, by cleaning and resealing community-painted rocks to ensure their stories continue to shine.

In celebration of National Volunteer Month, Park Place Dealerships Members rolled up their sleeves and made a huge difference across North Texas. As part of the company’s Annual Week of Service, employees stepped away from their regular roles to support 14 local nonprofits through hands-on volunteer projects, creating meaningful impact in the communities they serve.

“Giving back is an integral part of our mission at Park Place Dealerships,” said Kara Connor, Experiential Marketing Manager at Park Place Dealerships. “Our Week of Service is a special time for our team to step into the community and make a real difference. It’s our way of saying thank you to the communities that have supported us for so many years.”

The nonprofits supported and projects completed by Park Place members included:

Association for Independent Living (Dallas): Volunteers painted apartments for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities transitioning into independent living, helping create a clean, cohesive, and dignified space.

Best Buddies: At Park Place’s Porsche Dealership, volunteers helped wrap t-shirts, make walk route posters, and stuffed swag bags to prepare for Best Buddies’ Friendship Walk, which benefits people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Big Hearts Day Habilitation Center (Mansfield): Volunteers enhanced the nonprofit’s outdoor space by laying turf, staining fences, and donating items like picnic benches and mobile planters to improve the environment for adults with disabilities.

BridgeBuilders (Dallas):  In South Dallas, a local basketball court and adjacent parking lot were transformed with new paint and stenciling, creating a vibrant, welcoming community space.

Center for Vision Health (Dallas): Volunteers completed a brand-new sensory garden designed for patients of all ages, including those with visual impairments or sensory sensitivities, providing a peaceful and therapeutic outdoor experience.

Children First (Grand Prairie): Team members beautified the organization’s grounds by cleaning up landscaping, adding mulch, and refreshing outdoor furniture to create a safe and welcoming space for children recovering from trauma.

Community Garden Kitchen (McKinney): Volunteers helped with landscape clean-up, including adding new mulch to the front area and back patio counseling space, cleaning outdoor furniture, and potting plants to enhance the outdoor counseling area.

Community Healthcare of Texas (Grapevine): Park Place members assembled care packages with essential items to support families during hospice or palliative care, helping ease practical burdens and allowing them to focus on their loved ones.

Evergreen Life Services (Fort Worth): Volunteers helped organize and clean the nonprofit’s art studio, a creative space for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to express themselves through art.

Frisco Humane Society: Volunteers organized supplies and event areas, streamlining operations to better serve animals in the metroplex that need shelter and medical care.

House of Shine (Grapevine): Volunteers helped preserve the Parr Rock Art Trail, a tribute to individuals affected by COVID-19, by cleaning and resealing community-painted rocks to ensure their stories continue to shine.

Little Hearts: At Park Place’s Lexus Plano Dealership, volunteers assembled 200 “hope packages” for families affected by childhood cancer. Each package included comforting items for parents and siblings during a difficult time.

Our Daily Bread (Denton): Volunteers built a brick walkway in the nonprofit’s garden, enhancing the space while supporting their mission to serve individuals experiencing homelessness.

V’s Heart (Murphy): Park Place members assisted with sorting and managing donations of clothing and food, helping this community-focused nonprofit streamline its distribution efforts.

Park Place Dealerships was founded in 1987 and has been engaged in the community through its support of the arts, medical research, children’s advocacy, and education. Park Place employs more than 1,400 members and operates nine full-service dealerships representing luxury brands including Lexus, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Volvo, Land Rover, Acura, and Sprinter Vans. Park Place BodyWerks Collision Centers in Fort Worth, Dallas, and Plano and the Park Place Auto Auction, round out the company’s offerings. For more information, visit parkplace.com. 

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At least one in seven children in the United States have experienced some form of abuse or neglect in the past year, and an estimated 1,840 children have died from child abuse or neglect. To recognize April as Child Abuse Prevention Month, EMPOWER, a nonprofit child welfare collaborative, is highlighting several ways to detect, prevent, and spread awareness about child abuse.

Four ways to help prevent child abuse are: 

  • Support prevention programs in your community. 

    • Intervention often occurs after abuse is reported. Greater investments are needed in programs that are proven to stop abuse before it has occurred, like counseling and home visits. 

  • Learn to identify signs of abuse.

    • Unexplained injuries are not the only signs of abuse. Other signs include depression, anxiety, fear of specific adults, difficulty trusting others or making friends, sudden changes in eating or sleeping patterns, inappropriate sexual behavior, poor hygiene, secrecy, and hostility. 

  • Invest in kids. 

    • Encourage leaders in your community to be supportive of children and families. This includes asking employers to provide family-friendly work environments and asking lawmakers to support legislations to better protect children. 

  • Wear blue for awareness.

    • Spread awareness for child abuse prevention by wearing blue. This is a simple act that anyone can do to help promote prevention and education.

“As a community, we must confront the harsh reality of child abuse,” says Senior Vice President of EMPOWER Randy Neff. “Our organization is committed to raising awareness and encouraging preventative measures to protect our children. We also hope that programs like the Preparation for Adult Living (PAL) program help older youth in the foster care system distinguish between healthy and toxic relationships and empower them to succeed in adulthood.”

To find local volunteer opportunities in Dallas, please visit https://www.dallascasa.org/about-dallas-casa/. For volunteer opportunities outside of Dallas, please visit https://texascasa.org/how-to-help/. To report suspected child abuse or neglect, please call 1-800-252-5400.  

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Kloria Publishing today announced the release of new fiction books: “The Beloved Son and His Brother” by Katie Schuermann and “Above All Things: The Tale of the King” by Plano-area author Christine Elliott Rivers.
Kloria Publishing announces release of two new fiction books inspired by the Lutheran Confessions
Authors Christine Elliott Rivers and Katie Schuermann to host Plano book signing event on May 21
 
Kloria Publishing today announced the release of new fiction books: “The Beloved Son and His Brother” by Katie Schuermann and “Above All Things: The Tale of the King” by Plano-area author Christine Elliott Rivers.
 
“The Beloved Son and His Brother” is the second book in Kloria Publishing’s The Creed series, a historical fiction trilogy inspired by the three articles of the Apostles’ Creed and designed for readers in grades three through five. “Above All Things: The Tale of the King” is the first book in Kloria Publishing’s The Commandments series, a collection of fairytales inspired by the Ten Commandments and designed for readers in grades two through four. These new releases are the most recent products of the publisher’s ongoing focus to provide beautiful and content-rich books for families, educators and others that uphold the teachings of God’s Word and the Lutheran Confessions.
 
Schuermann and Rivers will host a book-signing event on Wednesday, May 21 at 6 p.m. at Faith Lutheran School in Plano, Texas at which readers can meet and interact with the authors. The school is located at 1701 E. Park Blvd., and the event will take place in the school cafeteria. Both books will be available for purchase, Schuermann’s for $15 and Rivers’ for $10. No RSVP is required, and the event is free and open to the public.
 
Christine Elliott Rivers has a bachelor of arts degree from Concordia University, Chicago and a master of arts degree from The Ohio State University. She has served as a teacher for 25 years and currently teaches elementary and high school classes at Faith Lutheran School in Plano, Texas. “Above All Things: The Tale of the King” is her first book. When she is not teaching or writing, she is out adventuring in the wild with her husband, their three children and their dog. Learn more at www.christineelliottrivers.com
 
A native of central Illinois, Katie Schuermann studied vocal pedagogy and literature at Greenville University before earning graduate degrees in both choral conducting and music history from the University of Missouri—Kansas City’s Conservatory of Music. Today, she is a full-time homemaker, part-time musician and widely-published writer. Schuermann resides in Champaign, Illinois with her husband of 23 years, the Rev. Michael P. Schuermann. When not writing, she can be found singing, gardening, cooking, holding babies or trying to climb the nearest tree. Learn more at www.katieschuermann.com
 
Kloria Publishing creates and distributes books, artistic works, and other materials which proclaim the unchanging Gospel of Jesus Christ and uphold the teachings of God's Word as correctly expounded in the Lutheran Confessions. Learn more at www.kloria.com
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Get ready to shrink down, turn blue and journey into the land of the Smurfs to help save the world from the evil wizard, Gargamel! With sold out crowds and over 2 million happy visitors across Europe, The Smurf Experience is officially making its U.S. debut in DFW, Texas for a limited time. 

Opening May 7, 2025, at Arlington’s Esports Stadium located at 1200 Ballpark Way, Arlington, TX 76011, this 13,000-square-foot, fully immersive attraction will transport families into the heart of Smurf Village. 

The 75-minute experience will feature nine mission-based zones filled with interactive scavenger hunts, obstacle courses, virtual reality adventures, meet-and-greets with beloved Smurf characters and more. It’s hands-on, high-energy and full of Smurftastic fun for kids and parents alike. The Smurf Experience is not to be missed and is only in Texas until the end of the Summer.

Tickets are now available at www.SmurfExperienceUSA.com, with options for the whole family. 

“The Smurfs may be small, but their journey has been anything but. From their origins in Europe in the 1950’s to their increasing global popularity, we are excited to bring the world of the Smurfs to life for families in DFW! Based on the success of the attraction in Europe, we believe US audiences will thoroughly enjoy the launch of The Smurf Experience,” said SBX Group’s CEO, Danny Fritz. 

“When my father first drew these little blue characters decades ago, I don’t think he ever imagined that they’d one day jump off the pages and be able to physically interact with families around the world. It is wonderful to see The Smurf Experience bring the Smurfs, their story and their values to life in such a meaningful way,” said Véronique Culliford, Founder & President of Peyo Company and daughter of Peyo.

Located inside Arlington’s Esports Stadium at the Arlington Museum of Art and just steps away from AT&T Stadium, Globe Life Field and Six Flags Over Texas—The Smurf Experience is perfectly placed in the heart of Arlington’s entertainment district.

Timed perfectly with the release of Paramount Pictures’ new Smurfs movie (hitting theaters July 2025), this summer-long adventure builds on the excitement of the big screen. The film stars Rihanna as both a producer and the voice of Smurfette. She’s also behind the soundtrack’s hottest musical hits. The Smurf Experience lets fans step into the world of the Smurfs ahead of the film’s release—creating unforgettable moments for families to share together.

The Smurf Experience was designed by Belgium-based agency Cecoforma in collaboration with Smurf parent entity Peyo Company. SBX Group, a leader in entertainment attractions, is working with Cecoforma and Peyo Company to adapt the experience for North American audiences. SBX is also partnering with Leap Event Technology as the Official Ticketing Provider for The Smurf Experience in North America. Leap provides a suite of technology, marketing, and data solutions for some of the world’s biggest sports and entertainment brands.

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Lobby Entrance Our welcoming front lobby featuring sleek modern design and a calming color palette.

SERVPRO Team Shaw Expands Again in 2025

SERVPRO Team Shaw, one of the largest franchises in the country, continues to make waves in the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) market under the leadership of CEO Derek Shaw, cementing its position as a powerhouse in the restoration and service industry.

Having already completed three acquisitions over the past three years, the company has now added two significant deals to its portfolio in early 2025—bringing its total to 30 locations across four markets in the Southwest.

This rapid expansion has propelled SERVPRO Team Shaw from a modest team of 14 employees and $2 million in revenue to a robust workforce of over 200 employees and revenues exceeding $50 million.

Expanding Reach in Dallas-Fort Worth

The first of the latest acquisitions includes three new SERVPRO locations in the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) area. This move strengthens the company’s foothold in a key market, enhancing its ability to serve clients with:

  • Emergency Mitigation
  • Moving Services
  • Turnkey Construction

Derek Shaw commented: “The three new locations in the Dallas-Fort Worth area have allowed us to expand our local reach in the DFW market and continue to provide exceptional services to our clients.”

In 2025, SERVPRO Team Shaw will continue to invest in:

  • Technology
  • Specialized Commercial Offerings
  • Enhanced Client Communication

A Game-Changing Addition: Finish Line Plumbing, Electrical & HVAC

The second major acquisition of 2025 is Finish Line Plumbing, a commercial plumbing company that now also brings HVAC and electrical services into the fold. Based in Dallas, Finish Line will soon extend its services to Houston and Tyler.

Derek Shaw shared: “Our goal is to consolidate the number of vendors our clients need. This acquisition enhances our CapEx offering and lets us deliver full turnkey services—from a burst pipe to full construction projects.”

This strategic move creates massive value for commercial clients and capital projects across the Southwest.

Enhancing Operational Excellence

Gabby Shaw, Chief Administrative Officer, emphasized the behind-the-scenes improvements: “These purchases allow us to significantly improve our internal operations—from administrative support to project management—so our teams can deliver exceptional results for clients.”

It’s about creating a seamless, high-quality experience for both our teams and the businesses we serve.

A Legacy of Growth

From its humble beginnings in Grapevine, Texas, SERVPRO Team Shaw has grown into a regional leader through smart, strategic M&A moves. With 30 locations and new capabilities in plumbing, HVAC, and electrical services, the company is more ready than ever to serve its clients in full.

Derek Shaw’s focus for the future:

  • Leveraging technology
  • Expanding service capabilities
  • Delivering unmatched value

With these latest acquisitions, SERVPRO Team Shaw isn’t just growing—it’s redefining what’s possible in the service industry.

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FAN EXPO Dallas, the ultimate pop culture celebration, invites local fans, creators, and organizations to become an integral part of this year’s event. Whether through fan meetups, exhibitor booths, or community collaborations, there are numerous ways for the Dallas community to get involved and make the most of this unforgettable experience.

Showcase Your Group in the Community Zone

FAN EXPO Dallas is committed to celebrating local fan groups, charities, and creators through the Community Zone. This special area of the show floor allows fan clubs, cosplay groups, creators, and nonprofit organizations to connect with attendees and showcase their passions. Past participants have included Broadway Dallas, Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas, the 405th Halo Costuming Community, and the DFW Astromech Builders Club, bringing fandom to life with incredible costumes, interactive exhibits, and information about the North Texas non-profit communities.

Apply for a booth at: FANEXPOHQ.COM

Join a FAN EXPO Dallas Meetup

FAN EXPO Dallas brings fans together year-round with virtual and in-person meetups such as movie screenings, trivia nights, game tournaments, and cosplay gatherings. Additionally, through the Fan Meetup Ambassador Program, passionate individuals can host their own local events, build fan communities, and create shared experiences with fellow pop culture lovers.

Learn more at: MEETUPS.FANEXPOHQ.COM

Exhibitor and Artist Alley Applications

For local artists, vendors, and businesses, FAN EXPO Dallas provides the perfect platform to showcase art, collectibles, comics, and pop culture merchandise. With thousands of attendees expected, this is an amazing opportunity to engage with fans and expand your reach.

Reserve your space at: FANEXPOHQ.COM

Paid Crew Opportunities

For those looking to go behind the scenes, FAN EXPO Dallas offers paid crew positions that provide hands-on experience in event operations. Crew members play a key role in supporting the show, assisting with ticketing, celebrity autograph sessions, panel management, and more. This is a fantastic way for fans to engage with the event, meet fellow enthusiasts, and gain valuable experience in live event production.

Sign up at: FANEXPOHQ.COM

Why Get Involved?

By participating in FAN EXPO Dallas, local fans and businesses become part of one of the biggest pop culture events in Texas. Whether you’re working, attending meetups, joining a fan club, or showcasing your work, you’ll be contributing to a dynamic community that celebrates everything geek culture has to offer.

For more information on how to get involved, visit FANEXPOHQ.COM.

DETAILS:

WHEN: FAN EXPO Dallas runs Friday, May 30, through Sunday, June 1, 2025

Friday, May 30, from 4:00 P.M. to 9:00 P.M.

Saturday, May 31, from 10:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M.

Sunday, June 1, from 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.

 

WHERE:

Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, located at 650 S. Griffin St., Dallas, TX 75202

 

COST:

Advanced prices for single tickets start at $32 (thru May 15, 2025). Full-price tickets start at $37. Advanced price for 3-day passes starts at $99 (thru May 15, 2025). Full-price 3-day passes start at $115. VIP Packages start at $519.

Hours and information are available at fanexpodallas.com.

 

ABOUT: With over a million fans and counting, FAN EXPO HQ attracts pop culture enthusiasts, locally and internationally, to come together to celebrate all things fandom. Collectively, it hosts nearly one million fans annually at FAN EXPO Dallas™, MEGACON Orlando, FAN EXPO Canada™, FAN EXPO Boston™, FAN EXPO Denver, FAN EXPO San Francisco, CALGARY EXPO, FAN EXPO Chicago, FAN EXPO Philadelphia, FAN EXPO Portland, FAN EXPO New Orleans, FAN EXPO Cleveland, FAN EXPO Vancouver™, Toronto Comicon, VidCon Anaheim, Dallas FAN FESTIVAL, and EDMONTON EXPO.  The latest schedule of events is available here on their website, along with up-to-date ticket information.

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Treat the incredible women in your life to an unforgettable Mother’s Day Brunch experience at the Pyramid Restaurant in Fairmont Dallas from 10:30 AM to 2:00 PM. Enjoy a gourmet three-course prix fixe menu, complemented by an elegant dessert station designed to satisfy every sweet tooth. Adults dine for $59 per person, while kids (up to 11 years) can enjoy a specially curated children’s menu and access to the desserts station for just $29.

Add a touch of sparkle to the celebration, with the build-your-own mimosa bar and featured rosé wine selections that promise to elevate the occasion. Live jazz music will set the perfect ambiance, and every mother will receive a complimentary rose as a token of appreciation. This is more than just a brunch – it’s a heartfelt celebration of the women who mean the most!

Reservations are recommended. Visit OpenTable to book your spots.

 

MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH MENU

Small Plates (Choose one)

  • Red Gem Salad, with buttermilk, breakfast radish, fines herbs, and pepitas

  • Arugula Salad, with arugula vinaigrette, honey crisp apple, marcona almonds, and manchego

  • Roasted Beets, with local beets, Prosciutto di San Daniele, romaine crème fraiche, honeycomb, raspberry, and almonds

  • Pappa al Pomodoro, with San Marzano tomatoes, white beans, ciabatta, and arbequina olive oil

Large Plates (Choose one)

  • Quiche, with pancetta, kale, san marzano tomato, and pecorino romano

  • Shrimp and Grits, made with gulf shrimp, Jupiter Rice Grits, and L'Explorateur cheese

  • Shakshuka, with roasted cauliflower, feta, tomato confit, feta, and baked eggs

  • Miss Vicki’s Chicken and Trees. A childhood favorite from Executive Chef Adam’s mother, Vicki. Made with Rotisserie chicken, white cheddar Mornay, broccolini, Arborio rice, and poached egg.

  • Pupusa, with braised pork belly, fried egg, frisée, and house hot sauce

  • Braised Lamb Shank, with white bean cassoulet, duck confit, and caper gremolata

Desserts

  • Assorted cakes and pies in a buffet arrangement

Drinks

  • Build-your-own mimosa bar

  • Featured rosé wine

 

The Pyramid Restaurant is located in Fairmont Dallas at 1717 N Akard St.