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Wife got those last time, very tasty. I've never had a hot pot (I need a guide). Volunteers? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by CosmosMpower
I'm not a big fan of Campisi's either. But I'm not a big fan of chicago style pizza "bread" either (if it takes an hour to bake, I'm not interested).Quote:
I'm sorry but I just don't understand Texas and it's like of thin crust pizza. Everyone I work with just loves Campisi's and I just don't get it. It is crap to me.
I always thought Massey's was famous for their chicken-fried steak?Quote:
Originally Posted by jrj512
My favorites are the places with free crackers, ketchup and hot water. ::Banana::
Campisi's has a free pizza buffet at Happy Hour if you buy two drinks. We love going to the one downtown on nice Friday evenings.Quote:
Originally Posted by Titus
I'm assuming it's run by the same folks at Pho Pasteur in Garland... around Belt Line and Plano Road... good stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by goofygrin
They finally opened a JC's up in McKinney... I really like their burgers...Quote:
Originally Posted by goofygrin
You should try Bob's Steak & Chop House. It's their specialty.Quote:
Originally Posted by sammm
I don't mind Campisi's... just hate their Pizza. The downtown one is 2 blocks from my office. When I was working down their every day, I would end up their for lunch once or twice a month.Quote:
Originally Posted by jrj512
Burgers - Bj Keefers (909 West Magnolia Avenue)in FTW, Jakes in Plano(Parker west of 75)
BBQ - Angelo's (2533 White Settlement Rd) or Cousin's(6262 Mccart Ave). Angelo's has better ribs, but I like the brisket better at Cousins
I heard Bob's only has catsup..not the good stuff. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by jrj512
I do like Pho on a cold day. There's a bunch of good Vietnamese restaurants in the Ft. Worth/Arlington area.
For Burger in FTW try Kinkaids on Camp Bowie, just west of i-30
or
northeast corner of NW loop 820 and Navajo there is a gas station that has some of the best burgers ever.
Ma and Pa place, Ginger Browns in Lake Worth.
Cold beer, Angelo's or Joe's Pizza and Pasta at 199 and Confederate Park.
BBQ Danny D's in Hurst, on Bedford Euless Road, just east of Precinct Line Road.
Steak, my house, I've yet to eat a better steak anywhere else.
Anywhere in Garland ::Banana::
I hear they all give away free crack with every order :rolleyes:
Rise N Shine in DWG for great breakfasts. Angelo's in Arlington for great cheap Italian. My house for everything - my bride is a great cook.
Will definitely try Capricios and Amici's, they're both pretty close and I'm very sick of Olive Garden/Macaroni Grill etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by HudsonHawk
Just remembered a few more I like
Thai: Mango at Park and Preston
Italian: Patrizio
Angelo's in Irving for a cheap meal under $6.00Quote:
Originally Posted by onething
Big State Drug in downtown Irving, corner of Main and Irving blvd. 1 block away from the TRE depot.
Italian, Two Guys at Forest and Webbs Chappel...
Burger house for fries...
Fish on Fire for gumbo, Preston and Beltline
Wow... I haven't been to Two Guys in forever! Is it still as good as it ever was?Quote:
Originally Posted by Zig
The Burger House chili burger goes well with the fries. I can also recommend the Hole in the Wall burger over on Harry Hines.
Haven't been to Fish on Fire... which corner is it on? I've always been a sucker for Nate's gumbo too.
Breakfast:Jay's Diner in Addison - open 24/7 on Midway just South of Beltline. Have the best giant waffles!
Mexican: Primo's Bar & Grill in Dallas - off McKinney Ave, their pork fajitas are the best ever and a single order can usually feed 2 hungry guys and the salsa is great too! Margarita Tuesdays also.
Seafood: Fishmonger's in Plano - right off 75 and Park, amazing seafood that is all I can say!
Pete's Dancing Marlin at end of Deep Ellum (I think Angry Dog is right next door) - renowned tuna steaks and great pastas, also a decent beer selection.
Rockfish is actually very good as well; been there a lot lately.
Dody's Seafood in Rowlett/Rockwall at the Harbour off the lake - good cajun seafood type, fried catfish, etc. If you like oysters (I hate'em!) their grilled oysters are apparently the best ever so my friends say!
I love Italian but just don't know of any really good Italian places anymore. Johny Carino's was very good the few times I've been...
Beer: The Flyin Saucer in Addison - largest beer selection in Dallas, and the food is very good as well.
The Ginger Man Pub in Uptown off McKinney & Bolle st - similar to Flyin Saucer, lots of great specialty beers. Looks like old wood cabin and has nice outside area and upstairs balcony
Ah, yes... J's is the shit. I've spent a few late nights there (after my last Steve Miller concert, for instance).Quote:
Originally Posted by icepenguin66
Dodi's is also one of my faves - don't forget about the one down on low, low Greenville. The Crabcakes and the cole slaw are just crazy good.
Johnny Carino's is my guilty pleasure for Italian chain joints - love the angel hair with artichokes and chicken.
Beer? You say beer? Those are both good places to beer out...
Italian: The Italian's who built our automated packaging equipment always make a point to go to Arcodoro and Pomodora. I have never been, but intend on going one of these days.
I didn't know there were any Keg's around here. I worked in one when I was a kid. Must remember to check it out when we're over that way.Quote:
Originally Posted by HudsonHawk
That one must've opened about 4 years ago. The first time I went to one it was in Canada and was very good. I've been to the Plano one when they first opened and it was pretty good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darron65
Villas Grill in old downtown Irving. It's a Brazilian style hole in the wall where for $10 lunch buffet they bring skewer after skewer of various meats to your table fresh off the grill, as much as you can eat.