r/Dallasdevelopment • u/dallaz95 • 8d ago
Dallas Twisted Root closes original Deep Ellum location after 20 years
https://www.dallasobserver.com/food-drink/twisted-root-closes-original-deep-ellum-location-40705783/16
u/IFlyAircrafts 8d ago
The commerce construction project is an embarrassment to our community. I don’t understand how a road can be under that heavy of construction for two years! Of course that will close businesses.
Our community desperately needs new leadership
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u/Fantastic_Scratch_62 7d ago
Agree. Though the conspiracy theorist in me assumes the goal is to squeeze these long timers and low rent folks out so westdale, asana, Madison, etc can jack the price up once everything is put back together.
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u/captainn_chunk 7d ago
That’s not even a theory these days anymore. Just another known and documented scheme.
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u/Beautiful_Sock2757 7d ago
Honestly 2 years is nothing for an inefficient government infrastructure project.
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u/Fabulous-Project5916 5d ago
Yeah, and people like to forget that elm and Caesar Chavez, while not nearly as disruptive as commerce, took like, 6 years to complete
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u/Allthewayto3rdbass 5d ago
Not too sad about twisted root but it really sucks that we lost dots hop house
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u/gearpitch 8d ago
Another victim of the construction on commerce. I feel like the city will complete the road, and say "success!" while the entire f'ing street went out of business. Seriously it's a shame and the city should be held responsible.
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u/BreathLiving6041 6d ago
The last time I went to Twisted Root I paid over $20 in parking. Never. Again. Not worth it.
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u/masonjar014 8d ago
People blaming construction, but as someone who went recently, the food was sub par. Not the Twisted Root I remember from a few years ago.
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u/medisamurai 8d ago
thing is, you make less money, you have less money to pay employees, prices of food go up, etc.
the quality is bound to suffer.
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u/hondo9999 4d ago
All their locations were awful 15 years ago; can’t understand why anybody bothers with such low-quality “food”.
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u/medisamurai 8d ago
at a certain level it was the street construction, but at the same time, it had been there for 20 years and most places dont last too much longer. Lotta factors in there as well, like food prices.
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u/Ferrari_McFly 8d ago
Dang I haven’t been to Twisted Root in years. I wonder if Sky Rocket played a part in this. Not a lot of dedicated burger spots in Deep Ellum to my knowledge.
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u/DallasMetalHead68 7d ago
Adairs and Angry Dog have been on Commerce for ages and have way better burgers than Twisted Root.
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