Reviews
Posted By Anonymous on 2013 May 2 - 10:52am
The tradition of the Vaquero goes back centuries. Originally Spanish, the Mexican cowboys have their own unique history and mystique. Likewise, Los Vaqueros newest University location has a heritage all its own.
Pictured from left to right: Michael Cisneros, John Cisneros and Yvonne "Kiki" Cisneros
The Stuffed Jalapeños
The Steak Ranchera is a longtime customer favorite that...
Posted By Anonymous on 2013 Apr 2 - 11:36am
You can take an authentic trip to Seoul any day of the week. Korea House BBQ will transport your senses to the heart of South Korea.
by Courtney Dabney
Bulgogi at Korea House BBQ is available in beef, chicken or pork. If you like it spicy, they can add heat to any order..
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Posted By Anonymous on 2013 Feb 28 - 4:48pm
Featuring a hearty menu, with layers of home-style classics and a definite nod to Louisiana Creole, Chef Brian Olenjack consistently hits his mark.
The former Flying Saucer in Arlington’s Lincoln Square is now the space that Olenjack’s Grille calls home. Little has changed on the interior with dark wood tones, burgundy carpeting and a soothing linen-colored plaster on most walls. There is a bar area and mixed seating with a...
Posted By Anonymous on 2013 Feb 28 - 4:40pm
So, have you heard the one about the cardiologist, the engineer, the youth pastor, and the musician, who walked into a bar? Well, they recently opened a little place called BREWED, no joke.
It’s a true story. Four couples got to know one other while they were on a leadership exchange trip to China. One is a cardiologist in his 50’s. One is an engineer in his 40’s. Another is a youth pastor in his 30’s, and Jamey Ice is the musician of the bunch, now in his 20...
Posted By Anonymous on 2013 Feb 1 - 1:44pm
Quaint charm and reliable service have made Park Hill Cafe a favorite for the past 13 year. With the recent trend toward more casual dining , they came early to the party and helped to set the trend that others are now trying to emulate.
The interior carries on the vintage charm of this little strip at the corner of University and Park Hill. Time-worn tables and chairs hearken back to the ice cream parlors of another era. The walls are painted a sunny yellow, and the wooden bakery case and back service bar warm the space.
When...
Posted By Anonymous on 2013 Feb 1 - 1:37pm
What do you get when you combine a breezy rooftop terrace, a rare live music venue, and a cozy lounge area? The Live Oak Music Hall and Lounge covers all those bases and still has expansive visions for its future.
Anchoring the eastern end of Magnolia Avenue is a repurposed building that is humming a new tune. Not only did Bill Smith breathe new life into the historic building that once housed the Lions Club, he filled it with music and lively conversation.
The building’s massive footprint left ample...
Posted By Anonymous on 2012 Dec 27 - 11:11am
Drew's Place is tucked just off of Camp Bowie, behind the former Edmondson's Fried Chicken on Curzon, and is a success story 5 years in the making.
A.L. “Drew” Thomas and his wife, Stephanie, have been serving up simple home-cooked meals in their present location for more than 15 years now. The former dentist’s office (circa the 1960s) has a cozy, diner-inspired, family-friendly atmosphere. A wall of windows opens to an...
Posted By Anonymous on 2012 Dec 27 - 10:58am
When Ned Grace opened his first Capital Grille in Providence R.I., in 1990, his goal was to have a presence in every capital city. The successful chain now boasts 49 restaurants nationwide.
Not one to shy away from the competition, Capital Grille boldly planted its newest namesake right across the street from Ruth’s Chris in downtown last May. Forget about Burger Wars; this could shape up to be a sirloin steak smackdown.
Fort Worth residents are notably passionate about their...
Posted By Anonymous on 2012 Dec 3 - 10:02am
This former Eastman Texaco station, which first opened back in 1927 on the River Crest end of Camp Bowie, has been transformed into a sleek, yet inviting spot to socialize, snack and sip a glass of wine with friends.
Owners Joe Berry and his nephew Tim Berry OVERHAULED A dilapidated service station before opening in 2008. They gave Winslow's Wine Cafe a warm, lodge-like feel with exposed roof trusses overhead. Your eye is naturally drawn toward the back where the brick oven is always aflame.
On the night...
Posted By Anonymous on 2012 Dec 3 - 9:23am
The nostalgia and simplicity of a cheeseburger and chocolate malt is hard to resist. Shaw's Patio Bar and Grill lets the good times roll again.
David and Ann Shaw have run some of your most favorite Fort Worth dining spots since 1977. Remember Blue Bonnets Grill, Shaw’s Restaurant & Bar, Bogards and Abernathy’s Restaurant & Bar? The Shaws were behind the success of each of them. Many local restaurateurs (and even...
