Lubbock Restaurants

A Lubbock customer's damaged pizza delivery raises a tough question: who's really responsible when third-party apps sit between you and your favorite restaurant?

Dreamers Bistro near Texas Tech is closing its doors this week, ending a run that meant different things to different people around campus.

Lubbock's restaurant scene shows a pattern: we either love new places unconditionally or we're way too quick to write them off online.

One woman shows how smart swaps at a local burger spot can deliver serious protein without breaking the bank or your goals.

The Pizza Joint brings Texas pizza tradition to Lubbock with thoughtful toppings like fresh ricotta piped onto every slice.

Fall means it's time to stock up on tamales around here, and most local spots require advance orders to get your favorites ready.

That shuttered Hooters building on Loop 289 could become anything from a brunch spot to a VR arcade if someone's willing to take the chance.

Broadway's getting a fresh look with new bike lanes and trees, but downtown businesses are feeling the squeeze right now.

Lubbock's restaurant scene is shifting as closures pile up, but new spots keep opening to fill the gap.

These Lubbock restaurants meant something special to the people who ate there, and their absence still stings.

Freebirds was doing the build-your-own-burrito thing years before Chipotle showed up in Lubbock. Now that concept's everywhere, but locals still miss that spot near Tech.

After two years sitting empty, that old Joes Crab Shack spot on Loop 289 is finally getting some life back. Landmark Bar and Kitchen opens Monday morning with a West Texas attitude.