Grapevine, TX

[Foodie-Girl]

Visiting for a few days with folks who aren't into food as we are...so maybe someone could recommend a couple of spots? Grapevine or Colleyville would be the areas...not going into Dallas on this trip.

Pappas Bros. for one meal but that's all I have any first-hand knowledge about.

THANKS

[Jaymes]

Unfortunately, this request wound up in the "Southwest" board -- when most of the Texans hang out in "Texas."

I'll see if I can roust up someone to move it. I think your chances of replies would be much better over there.

Pardner.

[Scott -- DFW]

I'm not too familiar with that area. The only thing I know of that I'd recommend is Railhead, for bbq.

Scott

[Mabelline]

if you go to ww.texasmonthly.com, you can source something. I subscribed because I miss it so much- then I read food stuff to beat myself up.

[Raynickben]

Go to www.guidelive.com and click on restaurants, by neighborhood, and then Grapevine. It looks like chain-city over there but there were 2 or 3 that may be worth a visit. Let us know if you find a good place!

[Richard Kilgore]

There are many restaurants in that general area, some chain, some not. Especially if you come down about three to five miles further on 635 to the edge of Las Colinas. Help us narrow it down a bit. What kinds of foods and restaurants are you interested in? Anything you definitely want to stay away from?

[Foodie-Girl]

Thanks for all your help. Sorry this landed on the wrong board (my fault).

Mac's was good and Pappa's Bros. which is think is close to Dallas...