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What a Difference Bouquet Makes
Yeah, it's "just" a cold, but Chow, Baby sure feels like crap. The ears are stopped up, the nose is stopped up, and the...
Herd Mentality
Cookbooks still sell pretty well, but the business has changed mightily in recent years.
Cookbooks now generally fall into two categories: books by tv...
Deliciosa. Word.
"Huh. That's new," Chow, Baby said while gazing out of the windows of Pitt Grill last week. New to Chow, Baby, anyway.
Marquez Restaurant (928...
Effortless Elegance
Open barely a month in Arlington, Olenjack’s Grille, the namesake of renowned ex-Reata and Chisholm Club maestro Brian Olenjack, has found its identity in...
Love the Love Shack, Baby
What was it Chow, Baby said almost two years ago? That it wishes our star chefs would get over the posheries and open more...
A Front
Movies and television have put a heavy burden on Italian restaurants, specifically on what we expect from their ambience.
From romantic comedies to mob dramas,...
Fresh Hell and Good Eats
Star India (703 W. Park Row Dr., Arlington) fits all of Chow, Baby's requirements for great ethnic hideaways: no décor to speak of, at...
Steaking a Claim
One of the hottest pieces of retail real estate in town is at the intersection of West Freeway and Hulen Street, in the shopping...
Crabs for the Crabby
It was a dark and stormy night, a night made for Chow, Baby to cruise along FM 1709 (a.k.a. Keller Parkway and Southlake Boulevard)...
Welcome Back, Olenjack
Yay, the long-awaited opening-night dinner at Olenjack's Grille in Lincoln Square, Arlington. On the way over, Chow, Baby rehearsed some fairness principles: This isn't...
