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Steven Doyle

Steven Doyle

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Editor-in-Chief, Crave DFW

Dallas

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Food art travel culture social issues

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I cover anything that is worth coverage.

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Total articles 486

  • The Harvey Girls and Railroad Dining from a Distant Time

    By Steven Doyle| Crave DFW@ Harvey’s at Union Station in Kansas City’s Union Station carries a rich history that intertwines with the legacy of Fred Harvey’s dining empire and the iconic 1946 film The Harvey Girls, starring Judy Garland. Fred Harvey, a freight agent turned restaurateur, revolutionized railroad dining in the late 19th century by establishing the Harvey House chain. These establishments offered travelers quality meals, a significant improvement over the typical station fare of canned beans and cold coffee.

    By Steven Doyle · Crave DFW

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Mark Your Calendar for Fiesta San Antonio

    By Steven Doyle| Crave DFW@ Fiesta San Antonio is an annual celebration in Texas known for its brightness, music, and fun for everyone. It has become the most important festival in San Antonio and one of America’s top cultural events. Fiesta hosts over 100 activities annually, attracting more than 3 million people. It boosts the city’s economy and brings in around $340 million. People from San Antonio and beyond gather for parades, live music, tasty food, and family-friendly activities.

    By Steven Doyle · Crave DFW

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • The Harvey Girls and Railroad Dining from a Distant Time

    By Steven Doyle| Crave DFW@ Harvey’s at Union Station in Kansas City’s Union Station carries a rich history that intertwines with the legacy of Fred Harvey’s dining empire and the iconic 1946 film The Harvey Girls, starring Judy Garland. Fred Harvey, a freight agent turned restaurateur, revolutionized railroad dining in the late 19th century by establishing the Harvey House chain. These establishments offered travelers quality meals, a significant improvement over the typical station fare of canned beans and cold coffee.

    By Steven Doyle · Crave DFW

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Crave DFW

Dallas, Texas, United States

+1 214-621-2467