Simple, Italian
Who would ever have guessed that a free-standing building at the very west end of Camp Bowie Boulevard with a sign outside advertising "Indoor...
That’s-a Mediterranean!
For almost six years, Café Chadra near John Peter Smith Hospital offered lunch crowds and evening diners a split-down-the-middle menu of Italian standards (lasagna,...
Soar Spot
I don't know what the White Eagle Deli looked like when it opened in 1979, but right now it has to be the plainest...
Buon Giorno, Jerry
Two things have changed about the little Italian eatery in Richland Hills formerly known as Café di Roma: the name and the floor.
The...
The Way of the Sashimi
The word "tao" is often translated into English as "the right way." This word has suggested a personal code of behavior, even an entire...
Pretty, Standard
It's hard to imagine a cleaner, more sparkling place than Sesame Grill out on Boat Club Road in Lake Worth, just 50 yards from...
Lakeside Bayou
On the exterior of the modest Hilton hotel that opened last year near the Southlake town square, the sign for the resident restaurant -...
Tiny Thai
There are a couple of things missing from the tiny, family-operated Thai Thippawan restaurant in a Hurst strip mall.
The first is noise: There are...
Pies in the Sky
Anybody who grew up in New York, Philly, Chi-Town, or Jersey will tell you that once you move anywhere else, you've got to give...
The Italian Job
Just who does restaurateur Bobby Albanese think he is?
He shuttered two foodie-adored downtown eateries last year - Ciao and Fizzi - before...
