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Good Grub 2012

Late-Night Dining In just a couple years, late-night grub choices in the Fort have gone from pancakes and salmonella to a booming scene rich with...

Make Food Not War

I’ve never been much of a hippie — I just don’t care for drum circles or the band Phish. But socially conscious eating I’m...
The Australian lamb chops with risotto and blueberry chutney are popular at The Wild Mushroom. Lee Chastain

Wild Wild Western

Weatherford’s culinary advances over the past few years now include several white- tablecloth establishments, including the upscale-casual Wild Mushroom Steakhouse and Lounge. The three-year-old...

Royal Pains

Don’t get me wrong; I love my nieces. I just fear for them a little. One is seven and the other is four (I...
Pork ribs and brisket liven up this two-meat plate at Woody Creek. Tony Robles

Q at the Creek

Woody Creek Bar-B-Q has roots in Parker County. The original restaurant in Springtown started on the banks of the creek that gave the restaurant...

Back to Happy

Happy hours don’t usually make me happy. They just make me want to crawl into bed and fall asleep to reruns of the Golden...
A little bit of everything goes into Muang LAO’s Veggie Delight. Vishal Malhotra

Get LAO

For many restaurants, the downside of serving pan-Asian fare is that the different ethnicities can become a mediocre blur. The family-owned strip-mall eatery known...

Other Side of the Apron

Back when I made my living in the food business, I kind of resented Restaurant Week, when local eateries create a prix fixe menu...
Crawdaddy’s menu features such inventive items as a redfish couvillion over dirty rice with crawfish etoufée sauce. Vishal Malhotra

Shackin’ Up

Crawdaddy’s Shack is inexplicably located in southwest Arlington, in a fairly hard-to-access strip mall. I say inexplicably because I don’t think there’s a large...
Chubby's challenge burger. Courtesy Chubby's Facebook

Training Table

I love the part in the first Rocky movie, when the title character makes it to the top step of the Philadelphia Art Museum...