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Sunday, August 17, 2025

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Eats

Eats

Simple, Not Stugotz

You like Italian food, si? Of course, you do — you’re not stugotz or anything. But what kind? I mean, there are all sorts...

Phuoc in the Box

Let’s get one thing straight. The best Vietnamese food in town is in Haltom City, our Tarrant County neighbor to the east. It has...

Dang Good

Danny Dang has worked in the family’s business since he was 11 years old. He’s 30 now, and the hours he spends at his...

Spaghetti Western

The weekends in the Stockyards after the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo closes in early February have that lonely the-traveling-carnival-has-come-and-gone feel, with small...

Old School

The feel is a combination of border cerveceria and old college hangout — except for the array of flat-screen and wide-screen tv’s and the...

Viejo Amigo

Sometimes a bar/restaurant comes along and just works. Even though Chimy’s Cerveceria opened only a few weeks ago, it seems like it’s been around...

Talk About GritsTalk About Grits

Editor’s note: The newspapers and internet are full — as they should be — of remembrances of Molly Ivins, the brilliant, funny, folksy Texas...

Venus on the Half Shell

There are oysters on the half shell, and then there are Big Fish’s oysters on the half shell. Don’t ask why the Grapevine seafood grill...

Angelic

A new Italian restaurant recently opened in Sundance Square, and even if the joint served SpaghettiOs for the time being, local foodies probably wouldn’t...

Stop, in the Name of Grub

In most restaurants, the humble dinner roll knows its place. On the plate, it’s the equivalent of a supporting actor, a bass player, a...