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Tex-Mex Shines at The Tavern
The recently closed Snookie’s Bar and Grill on South Hulen Street was never a temple of great food, although the place had fabulous deals...
Pork Chop Pit Stop
If you happen to be cruising along FM 1187 for no particular reason, Jorge’s Mexican Restaurant (100 S. Front St., Aledo) makes a great...
Atomic Subs, Wings
A friend of mine lives close by the University of Texas at Arlington, and she recently told me about her experience at a sandwich...
Mac on the Rocks
One thing Chow, Baby noticed on its trip to New Orleans last month: For all that the Big Easy is a hoo-hah “great culinary...
Rio’s Hits the Spot
SoDo is short on places for quick lunches and late-night food options. Fortunately, with the arrival of Rio’s Downtown Bar and Grill (and Embargo’s...
Comparison Shopping
Chow, Baby has spent the last few weeks figuring out how to spin its Thanksgiving trip home to New Orleans as culinary research and...
Find La Media Naranja
The Spanish phrase “la media naranja” has a couple of different meanings. It’s a slangy term of endearment for a romantic partner, as in...
Collaring a Winner
Like most reasonable people and all native New Orleanians, Chow, Baby generally spends half its day eating and the other half thinking about where...
So7 Bistro: C’est Magnifique
Over the past decade, French restaurateur Jean Michel Sakouhi has pushed French and Mediterranean flavors on Cowtown, first with The Balcony, then with the...
Slogan’s Run
Appointing itself ad hoc spokesperson for the 80 zillion Mexican restaurants in Tarrant (note to self: check that figure), Chow, Baby is more than...
