Dallas. Father Of Southwest Cuisine Chef Dean Fearing Shares His Famous Tortilla Soup And The Statler Hotel’s Ryan Miyamoto Tells The Tales Of Its Historic Past

Destination Everywhere

Andy McNeill & Todd Bludworth

Society & Culture, Hobbies, Leisure, Arts, Places & Travel, Food

5 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 15 February 2021

⏱️ 42 minutes

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From the cuisine to the music, Dallas offers great restaurants and venues for business and leisure travelers. Learn about the best things to do in Dallas with our guests Dean Fearing, the Executive Chef and Partner of Fearing's Restaurant, and Ryan Miyamoto, the General Manager of the Statler Hotel. The two showcase the unique beauty of the city embedded in the Southwestern cuisine and dashing hotels. For our bucket list, we go beyond the year-round rodeo and highlight the less-explored side of Texas' third-largest city - visiting the site where President Kennedy was assassinated, attending an annual festival featuring thousands of tulips, and joining an invitation-only dinner hosted by three Master Chefs.

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0:00.0	Looking for inspiring destinations, incredible places to stay, and the most exciting bucket list
0:10.9	experiences to travel to next? Welcome to Destination Everywhere, with hospitality and
0:17.1	travel entrepreneurs Todd Bloodworth and Andy McNeil. Having traveled to over 100 countries,
0:24.1	Todd and Andy bring you unique perspectives with celebrities in the know, hospitality
0:29.0	experts and native connoisseurs to discover must-do's and inspirational destinations to plan
0:35.3	your next trip for business or pleasure. So pack your bags and get ready as we bring you destination
0:42.2	everywhere with Todd and Andy.
1:02.1	Never been to Texas? Well bless your heart. The Lone Star states third largest city Dallas
1:07.6	sposed TV fame with its namesake show Wild West notoriety and Ritzie Highland Park Village.
1:13.8	Today we hear from Chef Dean Fearing, the father of Southwestern cuisine and the author of the
1:18.1	Texas Food Bible. We'll also speak with the Statler Hotel, a spectacular property right in the
1:23.8	center of the city's action. Let's explore Dallas's trendy hot spots on today's episode of Destination
1:29.8	Everywhere, Dallas. Welcome to Destination Everywhere. Everyone, my name is Andy McNeil along with Todd
1:40.0	Bloodworth and we are so excited to bring you one of my favorite places and the places that I
1:44.9	actually lived for six years. Dallas, Texas, what I consider one of the most underrated
1:50.9	the cities in America. Beautiful skyline downtown that has just blossomed over the last 10-15 years
1:58.4	and so much to do and actually pretty great weather as well. Todd, I know we've taken a lot of
2:03.7	clients there over the years. What are your thoughts? You know, I love Dallas. First of all,
2:07.4	Dallas has changed so much in such a short time and I think it just continues to change,
2:12.5	but you know, again, I had this perception of Dallas because I am a pop culture fan and I watched
2:18.2	the show Dallas, but it's a big money. There's an industry there and where I just wanted to go
2:24.1	around and see, you know, we actually like South Fork, the house from the Dallas show. We did go
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