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New chef coming to Wild Acre Brewing taproom in west Fort Worth

David Hollister is the chef at the Wild Acre Brewing taproom in west Fort Worth. (Joyce Marshall/.Star-Telegram archives)
David Hollister is the chef at the Wild Acre Brewing taproom in west Fort Worth. (Joyce Marshall/.Star-Telegram archives) Star-Telegram archives

Wild Acre Brewing’s new west side restaurant and brewery is lining up a new chef, maybe chef David Hollister.

Hollister, former chef at the Dagwood’s restaurants and sandwich shops in Ridgmar and on Foch Street, has led the kitchen at several restaurants including Dallas’ Gas Monkey Grill.

Wild Acre Brewing is converting part of a former supermarket into a 3,000-square-foot brewhouse and restaurant. The supermarket, most recently a Kroger, was built in the 1970s for Skaggs Alpha Beta (later Albertsons).

More information will be comng next week from Wild Acre.

This story was originally published November 13, 2019 at 10:29 AM.

Bud Kennedy
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Bud Kennedy is a Fort Worth Star-Telegram opinion columnist. In a 54-year Texas newspaper career, he has covered two Super Bowls, a presidential inauguration, seven national political conventions and 19 Texas Legislature sessions.. Support my work with a digital subscription
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