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Simple, Effective
If you haven’t visited the Race Street area in a few years, you might not recognize it. The neighborhood has been undergoing a lot...
Ramen-arama
Back in Chow, Baby’s college days, it slurped down more than its share of ramen noodles. I used to buy them for 50 cents...
R Bar & Grill: Your Destination
Over the years, the Arlington Hilton Hotel has been home to several ground-level bars. Most of them, including the late, not-too-lamented September’s Lounge, were...
A Foodie Walks Into a Tapas Bar …
Are we on the verge of another tapas craze? Several years ago, every eatery in town came up with a “small plates” menu. Tapas...
Dalton’s Corner: Cradle of Love
Dalton’s Corner in Burleson was once a hot and happenin’ nightspot, attracting teens from all over North Texas by offering dancing, mechanical bull-riding, games,...
Color it Meaty, Matey
Growing up, I used up more than a few crayons on those coloring pages that restaurants hand out to keep kids quiet. The one...
Ume: Yummy
Although there is a plethora of Japanese restaurants in Tarrant County, there aren’t a lot of Korean eateries. Enter: Ume Sushi and Korean BBQ....
Take a Left at the Water Cooler
I couldn’t find West Fork Grill (1200 Summit Ave, Ste. 100) the first time I went. A friend had invited me to lunch there,...
Eat (and Drink) at Joe’s
Endless cups of strong java and comfort food at affordable prices have made diners popular for decades. Joe’s Coffee Shop offers that experience and...
Heeere’s the Beef
A lot of restaurants in town are sorta kinda socially responsible — as long as it suits their needs. Maybe the chef buys from...
