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July 02, 2010

Dali Wine Bar and Cellar has Closed, Dallas.

Heartbroken. Dali Wine Bar & Cellar was one of my faves.

Here are just a few moments from countless hours spent at this establishment that I was so happy to passionately champion during it's far too short run.

For much more, check out my Dali Wine Bar & Cellar category.

Paul Pinnell is with family, I wish him well - and look forward to the next. Meanwhile I'm gonna grab chef Joel Harloff and buy him a drink at Tei-An. Bummer. Of course, in this business - who knows...?

Posted at 12:45 PM in Dali Wine Bar & Cellar, Fine Casual Dining, Food and Drink, Wine | Permalink

Technorati Tags: Dali Wine Bar and Cellar, Dallas Food Blog, Joel Harloff, Paul Pinnell, Restaurant Closing, The Brad

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Many good times. It will be missed.

Posted by: Scott Barber | July 02, 2010 at 12:53 PM

very nice photo-essay

Posted by: TG | July 03, 2010 at 01:35 AM

Let us know what the next chapter's gonna be, Paul. We'll be lining up at the door!

Posted by: DSomm | July 03, 2010 at 09:28 AM

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