Coming to Dallas, TX on business, need advice

[Fluid Power]

You guys weather the ice storm OK?

darren

[RaiderLefty]

My folks live 5 mins from DFW in Southlake. In either Grapevine or Southlake you'll pretty much have your pick of places to eat.

Tolbert's in Grapevine (on Main St) is a pretty laid back place that has good food.

The best Mexican food in Grapevine is just off Main St. is a place called Esparzas. Great food and the margaritas/swirls are deadly (don't drink more then 2)

If you're willing to drive a bit back up 114 into Roanoke I would HIGHLY recommend a place called Babes Chicken:

http://www.babeschicken.com/

During the week you shouldn't have any problem getting a table but the place is packed on the weekends. Homemade chicken fried steaks and HUGE helpings of sides. It's definitely a down-home type place and one of my favorites.

Too bad I live in Houston now or I'd be willing to meet up for a drink with you. You'd be welcome to stop by the barn where my Road Runner is and finish up the Wilwood rear brakes for me!

[Young Gun]

Go to braums and get the 2/3 lbs burger and a malt... oh god are they good!

[MODO Innovations]

Originally Posted by 4MuscleMachines

Papasitos? There's probably one in the area.

The best Tex-Mex around. There is one in Irving on Northwest Hwy by just north of Texas Stadium.

[WhiteNoma]

Joe T Garcia's for lunch and TrailDust for dinner. Both are affordable and amazing.

[dropit69]

i recommend Babes chicken also..awesome food but if ya want food and something to look at try bonedaddy's..wow oh wow what a place..lol..im not sure where either of them are since i was visiting and not driving..

[Fluid Power]

Thanks guys, flight rocks out of Columbus @ 6:30 am Monday morning( who booked that! ) It will be nice to leave behind the snow and ice for 2 days.

Darren