A seasonal menu and abandoned stockyards setting helps locavores get down to the nitty-gritty.
A seasonal menu and abandoned stockyards setting helps locavores get down to the nitty-gritty.
A new westside eatery that’s small of plate but not of mind.
The margaritas are potent, the cheese dip is addictive, and the dirt cheap taco menu keeps every location hopping. Don’t worry, the walk-up-and-order line moves fast.
Photo: Courtesy of Taqueria del Sol
The sunny new design district cafe features a chalkboard menu, patio garden, and fresh flowers on cozy two-tops.
A shoe box bistro with bright pink walls about eight tables. Fresh soups, pressed sammies with fruity and spicy spreads, and sweet local honey for sale, too.
Micheladas, margaritas, and tortillas stuffed with yum at this tucked away, Day of the Dead–themed watering hole.
Breakfast and brunch all day long at the West Midtown cottage resto. Omelets, juices, grits, and egg plates. No sodas, but fizzy Izze drinks do the trick.
The coffee counter, fireplaced library area, and Wi-Fi service throughout make the cafe a laptop toter’s dream come true. Served-all-day staples (black bean cakes, eggs, salads, and sandwiches) make it a breakfast and lunch hotspot.