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Who’s Sorry Now?
Yes, it’s Yom Kippur again (rather, it was last Friday), the Jewish Day of Atonement and the Chow, Baby week of revisiting restaurants it...
Sushi and Hibachi at Sake
If you’d asked anyone living around Mansfield a decade ago if the town had a traditional Japanese restaurant, you might have been laughed at....
Playing the Food Card
Not to compare Chow, Baby’s beloved East Side of Fort Worth to the beleaguered South Side of Los Angeles, but one neighborhood similarity is...
Still a Fiesta
Very few things are like they used to be. Everything changes, and “everything” includes menus at favorite restaurants. But not at Fiesta. The traditional...
Lamb for Break-Fast
People can debate the merits and minuses of major world religions all they want, but to Chow, Baby, at least one aspect is a...
Off to Palio’s
In the northwestern Italian city of Siena, the Palio is a twice-yearly horse race with religious connotations. In the North Texas cities of Mansfield...
If Tacos Could Talk
Chow, Baby didn’t really — maybe a little bit, but not really — expect its Taco Bell Cantino Tacos ($1.49 each) lime segments to...
Rooster, Delaney’s Work
Is there a spate of new bars that happen to have good eats? Or is this phenomenon really a spate of new restaurants conveniently...
Ruining the Curve
Whew, Chow, Baby has finally cleared one of its Places to Eat sublists: the Dallas-wannabe West 7th development, where half a dozen restaurants have...
Overflowing Up North
North Fort Worth is a boomtown. Seemingly every other week, another new restaurant, pizza joint, fro-yo, or smoothie place pops up. Surprisingly, a majority...
