Eats
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One Toe Over the Line
Here we launch a new occasional series: Fort Worth Institutions That Chow, Baby Shame-Facedly Confesses It Hadn't Been to Before.
We'll come up with a...
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...
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...
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...
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...
