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Like its parent in Las Colinas, Thai Chili serves some of the cleanest, most balanced Thai dishes you’re likely to find in Dallas-Fort Worth. It’s tucked in the Southlake Town Center development, a tribute to planned handsomeness.
Thai Chili’s flavors struck with a lucidity and balance rarely seen at Dallas Thai restaurants when it first opened. Everything was fresh, vivid and deftly seasoned. No ingredient was given short shrift. And surprisingly, the restaurant has held true to this course through ten years now. The menu rarely changes, but it’s difficult to grow […]
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Located in Fort Worth, The Post at River East boasts of an “unpretentious menu,” an event space, a music venue and a selection of food that alternates according to the season. As far as appetizers are concerned, they’ve got interesting ones: black eyed pea hummus, jalapeno bacon brie and pulled pork nachos, among others. They […]
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Theatre Arlington is dedicated to the cultural enrichment, education and entertainment of the citizenry of Arlington and the North Texas community. For over 40 years, Theatre Arlington has been producing quality live theatre and award-winning shows. Theatre Arlington has also built a strong reputation for its quality Theatre Arts Education and Outreach programs for at […]
Tom’s Burgers & Grill is everything you want from your neighborhood diner — if you happen to live in Arlington, that is. Those of us in Dallas should consider the restaurant a must when driving to Fort Worth or otherwise headed west. Built in an old Classic Style Denny’s building, Tom’s sports the clichéd 1950s-diner […]
With free parking, cheap cover prices and affordable drinks, Tomcats West is one of Fort Worth’s most hassle-free music venues. The large building sits just off of Interstate 30, with very little surrounding it. Hard, loud guitars and punishing drums blare through the venue’s top-notch surround sound speakers, pumping up the young-ish crowd. The venue […]
Let’s get one thing clear right away: “Town Hearth” is not at all a cozy den for the people to gather about for warmth; either metaphorically or physically. Rather, it’s the chandelier of restaurants in the middle of the bedazzled city, over the top in almost every way (even the bathrooms are amazing). From the […]
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TruFire has a hustling and bustling business that is crowded almost every time we visit. Not wait-list kind of crowded, but only a few tables remaining kind of crowded. We attribute that to the fact that both food and service are consistently good. The menu offers something for everyone, from picky kids who only want […]