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Serving Tex-Mex Right for 75 Years
When Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Garcia opened the doors to their Fort Worth restaurant in 1935, they had no idea that their tiny business that only held 16 patrons would grow into a local favorite eatery that now stretches an entire city block and accommodates over 1000. 75 years later, the restaurant still serves up delicious Tex-Mex rich in flavor and tradition.
When I first heard about Joe T. Garcia’s in Fort Worth, I was a bit skeptical. I had heard that there were only two choices on the menu–enchiladas...
March 14th, 2010 | Dallas | Read More
Celebrate St. Patty’s Day Lower Greenville Style
Dallas has a tradition of doing St. Patrick’s Day up big with the annual parade and after parties. Whether you are a genuine Irishman (or woman) or just enjoy the green beer and festivities, there is plenty of fun for everyone.
This year Dallas will be hosting the Dash Down Greenville 5K Run and Fun Walk prior to the parade for those who want to warm up for the day’s festivities. The event begins and ends at the Central Market on the corner of Greenville Avenue and Lover’s Lane (map) at 8:30am....
March 10th, 2010 | Dallas | Read More
Dallas Blooms: Fiesta de las Flores
Spring is springing and Dallas is in bloom! The warmer weather is accompanied by and an endless dazzling array of beautiful flowers.
Until April 11th the Dallas Arboretum is celebrating it’s 26th annual Dallas Blooms: Fiesta de las Flores. This is the largest flower festival in the south which showcases over 500,000 spring-blooming bulbs from thousands of flower varieties.
The floral festival also includes live music, art, family events, and Easter activities. It has been featured on MSNBC’s...
March 9th, 2010 | Dallas | Read More


