Hole in the wall places with amazing food.

Margie's Italian Garden on the west side of Fort Worth. Best lasagna ever! They've been in business, I think in the same location, since 1953.

Originally Posted by Brick Tamland

1953 is what the building says. Wow that has been there forever. Love Lasagna.

Barbacoa Estilo Hidalgo......

This small restaurant is only open Saturdays and Sundays -- and you have to make a trek down C.F. Hawn Freeway till you get to Lake June Road, and then drive down a dusty unpaved road. And you have to go early, because sometimes the kitchen runs out of barbacoa y consome -- another good reason for coming here.

Owner Sanchez sears huge hunks of lamb over smoldering wood. Then meat is roasted for nine hours, over a bed of chickpeas that collects the dripping juices. When he's done, the lamb is fall-apart tender, and the chickpeas have evolved into a hearty stew. Together they make for one of the most soulful meals you'll find in Dallas. And one of the cheapest.

Originally Posted by Whirlaway

I'll have to try. I had true barbacoa in mexico city and never found something quite like it in the us. Boy, you got me hungry! Thanks! Do you have their phone/address?

The Smoke Pit in Cowtown for bbq and Rodeo Goat has some interesting burgers.

6131 Lake June Place
Dallas, TX 75217
214-600-3240

http://www.yelp.com/biz/barbacoa-estilo-hidalgo-dallas






Let us know what you think.

I'll have to try. I had true barbacoa in mexico city and never found something quite like it in the us. Boy, you got me hungry! Thanks! Do you have their phone/address? Originally Posted by Luke Skywalker

There is a new Italian place opened in the Bishop Arts District and I CAN'T WAIT to try it. Italian food is my weakness.

There is a new Italian place opened in the Bishop Arts District and I CAN'T WAIT to try it. Italian food is my weakness. Originally Posted by Kayleehotchick

Bocce! love it

I think Ostioneria 7 Mares, at 3317 W. Walnut St. in Garland, qualifies as a hole in the wall.
For those old enough to remember, the building was originally a Bonanza Steakhouse
They serve TexMex seafood, and traditional Mexican dishes.
http://7maresostioneria.com

Del's burgers 110 S. McKinney. Richardson. About a block from Belt Line / Greenville
http://www.delsburgers.com/

Babe's is not so much a hole in the wall, but they make damn good chicken. I had it yesterday. They have 9 locations but quite a few people think the Garland location is best
http://www.babeschicken.com/our-kitchens/garland/

I drive down beltline every day and never noticed dels before until this morning!

Ill have to try it on a cheat day

My current addiction is the haystack salad from haystacks on west side of 75 off beltline it is super yummy and the burgers are super yummy also!

yummy i have to try dels real soon

6131 Lake June Place
Dallas, TX 75217
214-600-3240

http://www.yelp.com/biz/barbacoa-estilo-hidalgo-dallas






Let us know what you think. Originally Posted by Whirlaway

Thank you!

I'll have to try. I had true barbacoa in mexico city and never found something quite like it in the us. Boy, you got me hungry! Thanks! Do you have their phone/address? Originally Posted by Luke Skywalker

just a head's up.. I went here once, on a Sunday, around 1:00 pm.. they were already out of meat.. I was told that is typical

Mmmhmm food porn. Thanks for the nudge to checkout Kazys Gourmet. I pass by it everyday but haven't bothered to stop in. Now it's on the todo list!

Kazys is a sushi distributer. Super cheap and fresh sushi
Coppell Deli has the best hamburgers and breakfast sandwiches in town

I am leaving Mexico today and man I have the best mexican food ever. If yall ever go to Mexico check out a resort called Dreams and the Restaurants amazing.

If you ever find yourself in Bridgeport, look up Casillas. Good Mexican food, ample amount, and great salsa if you order the Marty sauce. It's off the main roads so it's not high profile but is a local's favorite.