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MrMuffins Feb 4, 2007 05:32 PM

Tasty mid-range in Ft. Worth?

I'll be in Ft. Worth next week on business and would like a sligtly offbeat, but really good place to take a client to lunch. Pretty much anywhere in central Ft. Worth area is fine. ISO something different and tasty, but not too expensive. Any ideas?

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    hhhill Feb 8, 2007 11:38 AM

    Taverna.....Great food, inexpensive good atmosphere.....

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      buck Feb 6, 2007 11:51 AM

      Jack's? Ewwwww.

      What do you mean by offbeat?

      Interesting food? Try Byblos Lebanese on North Main.

      Off-the-beaten-path? Go to Drew's Place on Horne south of Camp Bowie for catfish, or Mi Cocinita in a family's backyard for tamales and tacos (lunch only Wed-Fri)

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        air.177 Feb 6, 2007 06:00 AM

        A block or two west of Angelo's on white settlement is Jack's off the wall. It's been there about a year and offers a relaxed atmosphere and great food.
        http://www.jacksoffthewall.com/

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          ratatosk Feb 5, 2007 05:18 PM

          Angelo's BBQ, on White Settlement, is really good, inexpensive, and a little offbeat. I see plenty of men in suits eating there every time I go, too, but maybe a paper plate of perfect pork ribs and an ice cold Big Red isn't formal enough for what you have in mind.

          In that case, a slightly higher-end option might be Lanny's Alta Cocina Mexicana, which isn't too unreasonably priced for a business lunch, I think.

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            hankster Feb 5, 2007 04:47 PM

            !@ ttables nor 912. sorry

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              hankster Feb 5, 2007 04:46 PM

              Nonna Tata on W. Magnolia. Small 912 tables] go early or late. Great Italian.

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