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Seasons 52 coming to NorthPark Center
The restaurant and wine bar Seasons 52 is opening its first Dallas location at NorthPark Center. The new spot will be in the old McCormick & Schmick’s space between Neiman Marcus and Dillard’s and is expected to open sometime this fall. Seasons 52, a national chain with 22 locations around the country, is known for its seasonal menu, which changes four times a year and offers weekly specials from flatbreads to Cedar plank salmon. It’s relatively healthy, too, with no dish topping 475 calories. The wine list — a selection of 100 wines with 52 offered by the glass — was created by master sommelier George Miliotes, one of only 118 professionals in North America who hold that title. The new NorthPark location will feature a custom-built wine cellar and live piano music nightly.
Baker Bros., Grip to open at Luther and Westchester
Two new restaurants are coming in July to the Corner at Preston Center, a redevelopment project at the southwest corner of Luther and Westchester. Rosebriar Holdings acquired the property in April 2011 and has updated the buildings and facades. Baker Bros. is a fastcasual yet upscale deli chain that serves ovenbaked sandwiches, pizzas and stuffed baked
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potatoes. It has locations throughout Texas. Grip is a new Mediterranean concept from the owners of Ali Baba. It will take the former 24 Hour Fitness space.
Make Up Forever now open at NorthPark Center
The Paris-based professional makeup brand Make Up Forever has opened its second U.S. store in Dallas. Described as “the candy store of makeup shops,” the boutique carries more than 1,500 products and features a video makeup lesson recording studio where patrons can record their personalized makeup lessons with trained professional artists. Make Up Forever also offers custom foundation blending, an interactive smart board to create unique looks, and more.
1 The Black-Eyed Pea Restaurant is opening in the former Gordos space near Preston Center. 2 Baked Spice on Lovers has closed. 3 The Gents Place at Preston Hollow, a men’s grooming and lifestyle club, will open by June 30 in the Preston Oaks Shopping Center at Preston and Royal. 4 Preston Center’s Everything But Water, in a nod to its name, has expanded its merchandise by adding an in-store accessories cabana.
Get In Contact
Seasons 52
SEASONS52.COM
NorthPark Center 8687N.CENTRAL 214.363.7441
NORTHPARKCENTER.COM
Baker Brothers BAKERBROSDELI.COM
Corner at Preston Center
LUTHER AND WESTCHESTER
Make Up Forever 8687N.CENTRAL 214.361.2466
MAKEUPFOREVERUSA.COM
The Gents Place 10720 PRESTON, SUITE 2500 214.380.4858
THEGENTSPLACE.COM
Everything But Water 6139LUTHER 214.691.5881
EVERYTHINGBUTWATER.COM
Classes/TuToring/ lessons
ADHD TEST PREP & TUTORING Dedicated, 1 on 1, for ADD/ADHD & alternative learners. Incl SAT, ACT, PSAT & creative study techniques. Free Consult & 1st week tutoring. Outstanding References. Yale ‘93. Anthony 214-484-4488
ART: Draw or Paint. All Levels. Lake Highlands N. Rec. Ctr. Jane Cross, 214-534-6829. Linda, 214-808-4919.
ARTISTIC GATHERINGS
Art Classes For All Ages. Casa Linda Plaza. 214-821-8383. www.artisticgatherings.com
DRUM & PIANO LESSONS Your location. All Ages/All Styles. UNT Grads. Betty & Bill 972-203-1573 • 469-831-7012
JEWELRY MAKING CLASSES
214-824-2777 www.beadsofsplendor.com
Lakewood Shopping center: 1900 Abrams Pkwy @ La Vista
LEARN GUITAR OR PIANO Professional musician. Fun/Easy. Your Home. UNT Grad. Larry 469-358-8784
TUTORING All Subjects. Elem-middle School. Algebra 1, Dmath. Your Home. 25 + Yrs. Dr. J. 214-535-6594. vsjams@att.net
TUTORING Reading/Writing. All Grades. Master’s/10 Yrs Exp. Your Home. 214-515-5502. lissastewartjobs@hotmail.com
UKULELE LESSONS Instruments, Workshops. www.UkeLadyMusic.com 214-924-0408
VOICE TEACHER with 38 years experience. MM, NATS www.PatriciaIvey.com 214-769-8560
Weekend warriors
George W. Bush , former president and our neighborhood’s most famous resident, led 20 wounded servicemen and women on a 100k mountain bike ride through Palo Duro Canyon State Park. He’s pictured here with volunteer Kyle McAdams of Amarillo (right) and wounded warrior Dan Gade of West Point, N.Y.

Up to par
Caroline Frattaroli , a junior at The Cambridge School of Dallas, competed in her third state golf tournament April 24-25 in Killeen even though she was feeling sick. She finished in 12th place, narrowly missing a top-10 finish. It wasn’t until after the tournament that Frattaroli was diagnosed with mononucleosis.
