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Snap to It
I’m not sure why I assumed Snappy Salads (6115 Camp Bowie Blvd., Ste 120, 817-616-6016) was a ladies-who-lunch spot. After all, the Dallas-based chain’s...
Waiting for Boundaries
The restaurant was mostly empty on a recent weeknight as my two guests and I contemplated the unfamiliar menu. It was 8 p.m., and...
Feats of Meat
I experienced a kind of dejected longing while waiting in line at Jambo’s BBQ Shack. I watched forlornly as the servers weaved through the...
As the Restaurant World Turns
Has there ever been a year in the local culinary world as tumultuous, surprising, and exciting as 2015? Well, yes. All of them. That’s...
Brazos BBQ Song
In the world of destination food joints, most gas stations don’t cut it. But there are exceptions. Chef Point Cafe in Watauga serves up...
East Bound and Down
Restaurants on Miller Avenue on the East Side are awfully colorful –– and in some cases just colored awfully, like the “Barney purple” Taqueria...
New Old Soul
Rosako Bailey is a man who loves to cook. You can see it when his eyes light up talking about his vegetable sides. You...
Oh, Snappy!
I have a leg up when it comes to reviewing Snappy Salads. I’ve been eating at one of its Dallas locations for years. The...
A Cure for Hangovers
I was first introduced to the Hangover Burger ($12) a few months back. A friend and I were having lunch at The Pour Hou-,...
The Deep North
The North Side is still the best area in town to find a lunch bargain. Where else can you get a delicious enchilada special...
