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This Spuds for You
Sitting in the tiny dining room of Spudwinkles Deli (201 W Rosedale Av, 682-224-1263), the newish potato-focused chain that opened in the space recently...
Fourth Time’s a Charm
Back in 2010, restaurateur Felipe Armenta duplicated the successful culinary alchemy of his San Angelo-based The Tavern here on South Hulen Street, to good...
Trailer Park’s New Truck
Remember when food trucks were novel? It wasn’t that long ago that every newspaper and glossy brag-rag in town was all over the craze....
Vietnamese 101
There was a time when you’d have to drive out to the suburbs to get good Vietnamese food, but that’s thankfully no longer the...
Blowing My Cover
For the first time ever, I was spotted and unmasked as Chow, Baby while reviewing a restaurant. One of the fun parts of being...
Viva Jalisco!
The motto of the Mexican state of Jalisco translates to “Jalisco is Mexico.” Among other things, Jalisco claims that mariachis, the sombrero, and tequila...
A New Brew
Is there another place in town like Brewed? Sure, you could probably get some food, a pint of beer, a glass of wine, and...
Mexicue
Tex-Mex and barbecue are the twin pillars of Texas cuisine, but mixing them together can feel about as wrong as kissing your sister. Foods...
Pardon Me, Roy Pope …
The first time I ever went to Roy Pope Grocery (2300 Merrick St, 817-732-2863) was in 1990-something. I was a senior in high school,...
Aloha, Poke
In almost every cuisine, there’s a dish that’s served raw –– like Italian carpaccio, French steak tartare, Japanese sashimi, and Korean hoedeopbap (usually some...
