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Chancy Hacienda San Miguel

There’s some winnowing out going on in that hot West 7th Street corridor — Delaney’s Irish Pub and So7 Bistro are gone. But that...

Buffalo Cantina Heats Up

Chef Paul Willis has his fingerprints all over some of the area’s most popular restaurants, including Fuzzy’s Tacos,  Yucatan Taco Stand, and the now-defunct...

Grilling at Riva Mediterranean

Italian food for lunch isn’t for everyone — all those carbs can make napping seem so much more alluring than work. But Riva Mediterranean...

Jack’s Porch Swings

Jack’s Porch advertises itself as an “American Sports Grill.” Yes, the menu is full of traditional “American” stand-bys (burgers, fries, wings), and the walls...

Hey, Good Lookin’

Sometimes when you go out to eat, you don’t care what the joint looks like. Other times, the surroundings are part of the joy...

So Long, and Thanks for All the Chicken-Fried

Everybody breathe a sigh of relief: This is my very last Chow, Baby column ever. The Outing I’ll first answer the question that has occupied a...

Ted E’s Burgers: More

The sprawling suburbs and outlying areas of North Fort Worth haven’t been historically known as exciting culinary hubs. The restaurant landscape is dominated by...

Attack Patty Shack

Patty Shack Burgers might best be described as a hole-in-the-wall with ample attitude. Unfortunately, the place suffers from a distinct lack of external signage....

Zippy’s All-American Comfort

In a cozy corner at North Main and 20th streets near the Stockyards sits Zippy’s All-American Grill, a no-nonsense restaurant that was located downtown...

Saviano’s: Real Italian?

Saviano’s proclaims, “If you ain’t had Saviano’s, you ain’t had Italian.” Grammatical issues aside, that’s a bold statement. But the new downtown restaurant has...