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An influencer took to the web to criticize an upscale East Dallas restaurant, Oloyo, for its menu prices. The chef and restaurant owners clapped back online and the interaction went viral -- which has foodies questioning if they are getting their money's worth when food prices keep going up and up. We spoke with Desiree Gutierrez with the Dallas Observer about the controversy and her latest piece about it.
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