Eats
Home Eats
Eat, Pray, Watch
It was a bad idea to go see the movie Gravity at the Coyote Drive-In (223 NE 4th St.). The drive-in is great, but...
Farm to (Fancy) Table
Say the words “school garden,” and the image conjured up is likely that of untended greens growing behind a chain link fence in a...
For Mature Audiences
The fact that I don’t have children has never stopped me from judging parents who can’t control their brood in public. I was at...
Billy’s Oak Acres: Open Wide
Given the popularity of a show like Diners, Drive-ins & Dives, it stands to reason that a good way to get people into your...
Miracles of Loaves and (Raw) Fishes
I didn’t realize there was anyone left on the planet who won’t eat sushi. As it turns out, these misguided people are everywhere: my...
Good Buzz
Food portions at most restaurants are too large as it is, so when an eatery makes a point of promoting its sandwiches as so...
Cracking Open a Mystery
Every year around this time, Lucile’s Stateside Bistro (4700 Camp Bowie Blvd.) celebrates the fanciest member of the crustacean family with a month-long event...
Max’s Is No Dive
The West 7th corridor has no shortage of laidback, quasi-divey hangouts. There’s Poag Mahone’s, The Abbey, Wired Willy’s, Lola’s, and more. Into nearby So7...
Southern-Fried Nirvana
My pal was pouring his heart out to me as we sat at Max’s Wine Dive (2421 W 7th St, Ste 109), the new...
Garden of Delights
Proving that “pan-Asian” doesn’t have to be “bland Asian,” the homey little Euless eatery Thai Papaya Garden boasts a large menu of Thai, Vietnamese,...
