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Four Stars
The restaurant-slash-movie-theater concept hasn’t really taken off here. To sup-and-screen somewhere other than at our beloved Ridgmar Movie Tavern (comfortable, solid neighborhood grill fare),...
For Les
Chow, Baby never believed in ghosts until it got one of its own a few months back. As ghosts go, Les is pretty easy...
Fair Food
Ah, October in North Texas: Ferris wheels, livestock, and an “if you fry it, we’ll try it” attitude toward grub is much on the...
My Name Is Chow, Baby
Hot off the internet, from a page that contains big Hebrew letters so it must be accurate: "It is customary during the period before...
Brothers Grim
A lot of chain restaurants spend billions of dollars and countless hours on trying to replicate distant and sometimes not-so-distant lands. Razzoo’s sells New...
Shiny Happy Eaters
Chow, Baby likes shiny things but hates Denny's, so it was glad to see a certain gleaming pre-fab building change ownership a few months...
Bore Mi
There’s a lot to love about Mi Cocinita. Killer patio included, this Tex-Mex eatery housed in what used to be a garage apartment is...
Great Escape
The West Side is full of Euro-influenced bistros: La Piazza, Escargot, Saint-Emilion, Bella West. Thing is, they’re all a little — how you say?...
Peanut Butter Jelly Time
Here's a question (notice Chow, Baby didn't say it was a good question): When you were a little kid, what did you imagine lunchtime...
Soul in Six
Drew Thomas first opened his greasy spoon almost 20 years ago, in Forest Hill, where his smothered pork chops and spicy fried catfish were...
