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Weston, TX · Food & Drink
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What happened to this Mexican Buffet in Irving, Texas?
Founded in El Paso in 1958 by Jesse Arrambide Jr., Pancho’s Mexican Buffet became a familiar name across Texas and the Southwest. The chain was known for affordable, all-you-can-eat Tex-Mex meals, including enchiladas, tacos, tamales, and sopapillas served with honey. Customers could raise a small flag at their table to request additional servings, a tradition many former customers still remember.
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Muchacho Tex-Mex Finally Locks In December Opening For Frisco Spot
8600 Gaylord Parkway — Approximate Site of Planned Restaurant. Muchacho Tex-Mex plans to open its Frisco location in December, the restaurant has announced, setting a target date for a project that has shifted across much of 2026. The new spot at 8600 Gaylord Parkway will serve lunch, dinner and weekend brunch once it opens, and will mark the brand's third location overall.
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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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5 Best Restaurants in Denton, Texas You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them
Denton, Texas — a city where the courthouse clock keeps time for dreamers and drifters, where the red-brick square hums with music and memory, and where the air is alive with the scent of barbecue, coffee, and wildflowers. Here, students spill from the universities, artists paint their stories on alley walls, and families gather beneath the shade of pecan trees. It’s a place where the old and the new dance together — where porch swings creak beside indie record shops, and the laughter of children echoes through streets stitched with history and hope.
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41 Years on West Seventh: The Man Behind Saint-Emilion
Bernard Tronche didn’t come to Texas to open a restaurant. He left southwest France in his twenties with a few friends, planning to see the Americas, and wound up in Dallas working construction. It was his mother who got him out of that. She called from France and told...
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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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This Texas Tea Room Serves Authentic British Tea With Fresh Scones That Feels Straight Out of London
A woman who won Netflix’s Is It Cake? now pours proper English tea in a cozy room near Dallas. She also guards a bright red telephone booth. The owner grew up in Essex, England. She calls herself an adopted Texan, and she wants every guest to feel like they hopped a flight to London.