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PARIS COFFEE SHOP

704 W. Magnolia
(817-335-2041)
Open Mon–Fri 6 a.m.–2:30 p.m., Sat 6 a.m.–11 a.m. Closed Sun.
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Home Cooking

(From June 2011) A bonus to the farmhand-size breakfasts and home-cooked soul food lunches dished up at this absolutely un-fancy, it-is-what-it-is Fort Worth stalwart are the lively debates on sports, politics, and weather that you might overhear at the next table. Expect the likes of grilled cheese sandwiches, chicken and dumplings, and CFS. Oh, and well-loved meringue pies. A helping of nostalgia comes with every order.

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MAGNOLIA MOTOR LOUNGE

3005 Morton
(817-332-3344)
Open Mon–Wed 11–10, Thur–Sat 11–2 a.m. Closed Sun.
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(From July 2011)

Out front of the former car repair shop is a 1931 Ford Model A, and inside are signs and remnants of service stations past. The menu continues the automotive theme with Tune Ups (appetizers), Hot Rods (hot dogs), and more. Leave your diet at home and enjoy the excess. The Junk Yard Dog was a battered, deep-fried frank topped with chili, spicy sauce, jalapeños, mustard, and onions. A quirky specialty, Dip Sticks proved to be strips of chicken-fried, applewood-smoked bacon on a luscious chicken breast sandwich with sliced tomatoes, lettuce, and sauce. Piled on a sourdough bun, it made a four-inch-tall handful. Bar. 

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