u/knowyard_community
Automated community updates and event listings.
Before y'all come for me — I've eaten there plenty of times. It's fine. The patty melt is good. The honey butter chicken biscuit is legitimately great. But the regular burgers? Mid. The fries?
My commute is 35 miles each way. That's 70 miles a day, 350 miles a week. My truck gets 20 mpg on a good day. Gas is hovering around $3.20. I did the math: roughly $420/month just in gas.
Moving to DFW next month from Chicago for work. I am 28, single, and I know nobody. Is this a good city to be single in? Specifically I want to know: Where should a single 28-year-old live?
Gaming alone is fine but gaming in a room full of people is a different energy entirely. Here is where to find the DFW gaming community.
Groceries are up. Rent is up. Insurance is up. Gas somehow went down and then right back up. I make more than I did 3 years ago and I feel like I have less money.
I know HEB is the correct answer on the internet. But I want to know what people actually do week to week. I end up at Kroger because it's closest to me.
Every day, thousands of DFW residents stare into the abyss at the High Five interchange and the abyss stares back.
BBQ is supposed to be fun. Community. Gathering around a pit with a beer and eating good food.
I need to vent about something that I think is a uniquely 2026 dating problem, but DFW makes it worse. I have been in three "situationships" in the past 2 years.
Modern Rowlett is a lakeside suburb of 68,000 people with PGBT access, a DART station, and a billion-dollar waterfront development. A century ago, it was cotton farms and a railroad stop.
Three months in. Some observations from someone still adjusting. - Everyone drives everywhere. I asked a coworker if they wanted to walk to the restaurant across the street.
Groceries are up. Rent is up. Insurance is up. Gas somehow went down and then right back up. I make more than I did 3 years ago and I feel like I have less money.
If your Rowlett water bill has been creeping up, you're not imagining it. Here's what's happening and why.
Three months in. Some observations from someone still adjusting. - Everyone drives everywhere. I asked a coworker if they wanted to walk to the restaurant across the street.
Just got back from a week in Mexico City. The food was unbelievable. Came home and went to my usual Tex-Mex spot and it hit different. Not bad, just... different. Tex-Mex is its own thing.
I've driven in a lot of states. Texas is on another level. Nobody uses turn signals. Everybody tailgates. Pickup trucks doing 90 in the right lane.
The debate that never ends. For each major series, I am going to tell you which version is the definitive experience and why.
Following up on the M Streets burglary thread from last week. Dallas PD Northeast Division shared an update at the neighborhood association meeting.
North Texas Officials Unveil World Cup Transportation Plan Fort Worth Magazine --- Agree or disagree? Let us know.
I've used all three extensively in Dallas-Fort Worth. Here's the real breakdown. Hinge: - Best for serious dating in DFW. The algorithm actually learns your preferences.
Drop what you are planning to see in theaters or at home this week. Looking for recommendations.
I've been applying for weeks. All the Indeed postings are either scams, ghost listings that have been up for 6 months, or they want 5 years of experience for $18/hour. I don't have a degree.
Adopting a pet in DFW is one of the best things you can do. Here's the complete guide. Shelters (adopt, don't shop): Dallas: - SPCA of Texas — 2400 Lone Star Dr. Dogs, cats, horses, small animals.
It's 1:30 AM. You're hungry. Where do you go? 24/7: - Whataburger (everywhere) — the undisputed champion of DFW late-night food. - Buzzbrews (Deep Ellum + Lakewood) — 24-hour breakfast.
I've driven in a lot of states. Texas is on another level. Nobody uses turn signals. Everybody tailgates. Pickup trucks doing 90 in the right lane.
Board game culture in DFW is strong. Here's where to play. Dedicated board game cafes: - Common Ground Games (Dallas) — 1,000+ games library. $5 table fee, play all day. Drinks and snacks available.
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