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Home of the double entendre, the Hooters chain has become an American icon over the course of its short life. Founded in Florida during the glorious 1980s, the company with a hooting owl for a logo boasts its own magazine, a hotel on the Las Vegas Strip, and famous alumni like Hugh Hefner’s former girlfriend […]
A water park with wave pools, a lazy river, rides such as the Black Hole and Geronimo and a kid’s play area on a pirate ship.
This barbecue spot in Arlington is synonymous with the phrase Mexicue. Since his early days of pop-ups, owner Brandon Hurtado attributes has flavor and style to his father’s Mexican roots. The result is nothing short of fantastic. Go for the El Jefe Platter to experience a broad range of flavors. It’s loaded with prime brisket, […]
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National comedians perform.
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Isla & Co. is located in the thriving Bishop Arts District restaurant scene. This Australian-inspired one-stop shop for brunch and dinner dishes, artisan coffee, vino and spiffy signature cocktails. If you’re there for brunch, try the Sambal Scramble. Soft scrambled eggs with avocado (you can opt for bacon over avocado), parmesan and green harissa on […]
One of Arlington’s longstanding favorite watering holes is J. Gilligan’s Bar & Grill. Located near the center of downtown Arlington, J. Gilligan’s has been the home away from home for Arlington residents and University of Texas at Arlington students for over 30 years. The bar has a laid-back roadhouse vibe that is well suited to […]
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While it may look like an old 7-Eleven from the outside, dinner at the exotically appointed Kasbah Grill in Irving may be the cheapest, quickest way to take your taste buds to North Africa. Moroccan dishes like lamb tagine with couscous and bastilla — think pot pie but sexier and spicier — share the menu […]
