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Only One Black-Eyed Pea Restaurant Remains In Texas And It’s Just As Good As You Remember
There’s a restaurant in Arlington, Texas that has outlasted every single one of its siblings across the state, and somehow, it’s still serving the kind of food that makes you want to call your mom and apologize for every meal you’ve eaten at a chain restaurant. The...
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This Old-School Texas Tex-Mex Buffet Still Lets You Raise A Little Flag For More Sopapillas
Somewhere in Texas, you can still raise a tiny flag at your table and someone brings more sopapillas. No waving down a server. No awkward eye contact across the room. Just a little flag and fresh, hot pastry. That flag is a whole childhood for a lot of Texans. This...
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These 9 Texas Restaurants Serve The Kind Of Comfort Food You’ll Think About For Days
Somewhere in Texas, a kitchen bakes biscuits with duck fat, and I haven’t stopped thinking about it since I read that. Another spot serves enchilada stacks topped with fried eggs, which feels like breakfast and dinner shaking hands. The rest of this list keeps that energy going. One cafe...
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Cafe Sicilia: The Matlock Italian Spot Where Dinner for Two Still Comes in Under $100
Local Italian • Matlock Road BYOB Friendly South Arlington • 7221 Matlock Rd. Cafe Sicilia: The Matlock Italian Spot Where Dinner for Two Still Comes in Under $100. A couple walked out of Cafe Sicilia on Matlock last weekend after an appetizer, a shareable salad, two entrees, and two desserts, and the whole tab, tip included, came in under $100. That is the kind of place this is: a small, family-run Italian restaurant in a strip center off Matlock that has been feeding regulars for years without making a fuss about it.
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Fort Worth Vs Bone-In Ribeye: Which Texas Roadhouse Steak Deserves Your Order?
In one corner of the Texas Roadhouse ribeye ring, we have the Fort Worth, a marbled, boneless wonder, coming in at 12, 14, or 16 ounces. In the other corner sits the bone-in ribeye, a whopping 20 ounces of juicy steak cooked right on the bone for an extra punch of flavor. Who will win this steak-off? If you have been wondering whether to order the Fort Worth or the bone-in, we're here to help. Fortunately, we tasted and ranked every Texas Roadhouse steak, so we're confident that the bone-in ribeye is the way to go.
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Pecan Pie Lovers Line Up At This Tiny Texas Bakery Every Holiday Season
Every November, Texans start a quiet race against the calendar. The holiday table needs pie, and the best pies in the state tend to come from small bakeries with long memories. One of those bakeries has been turning out sweets since around 1934, which means it has outlasted plenty of...
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A Turkey and Dressing Tamale Leads the Thanksgiving Tamale Rush in DFW
In Texas, the holiday tamale order goes in before the turkey does. By mid-November the dozens are spoken for, the steamers are running in back kitchens all over town, and somebody in every family has already been told to go pick them up. Tamales are older than Thanksgiving by a...
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Inside Dallas Restaurant News: Guest House Opens in Uptown, New Fort Worth Debuts, and Holiday Pop-Ups Arrive
Welcome to DiningOut’s Plate Full of News, your weekly serving of Dallas’ restaurant, bar, and culinary happenings. From buzzy openings and chef moves to can’t-miss events, menu debuts, and industry news, here’s everything you need to know about the city’s dining scene this week. 85°C Bakery Cafe celebrated the grand opening of its newest location at […] The post Inside Dallas Restaurant News: Guest House Opens in Uptown, New Fort Worth Debuts, and Holiday Pop-Ups Arrive first appeared on DiningOut .
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Paris Baguette Lands in Glade Parks Near DFW Airport
Euless has a new place for an early coffee and a box of pastries. Paris Baguette opened Oct. 9 at 2920 Rio Grande Blvd., Suite 120, in the Glade Parks development, a few minutes from the north end of DFW Airport. The doors open at 6 a.m. every day, which makes it useful for anyone heading to an early flight or a long workday on Highway 121.