Hungry for BBQ? Here’s where to find brisket in Fort Worth from 7 a.m. daily
Hey, Bud! When is Panther City BBQ going to start back serving breakfast? I know they stopped during the remodel, but I sure miss those breakfast brisket burritos.
—Tim, Fort Worth
Hurtado Barbecue, 1116 Eighth Ave., is the only breakfast barbecue restaurant at the moment. It opens at 7 a.m. daily.
Panther City, 201 E. Pennsylvania Ave. (or 201 E. Hattie Ave.), is working on adding dinner soon. First will come a bar menu Thursday through Saturday, then full weekend dinner service.
Hey, Bud! Where can we find a good chicken salad sandwich?
—Terry, Fort Worth
The usual answer is Roy Pope Grocery, 2300 Merrick St.
But burger favorite M&O Station Grill, 200 Carroll St. near Montgomery Plaza, has a darn good “Marty’s” apple-chicken salad sandwich named for Leonards Museum founder Marty Leonard.
(Still looking for the next great smoked-chicken salad.)
Hey, Bud! Anywhere new open?
—Eager diner
Dreamboat Donuts & Scoops, 1204 Sixth Ave., has vegan doughnuts, oat-milk soft-serve and soy-based ice creams in eight flavors.
We’re still watching for Maiden, 1216 Sixth Ave., the new fine-dining vegan restaurant around the corner, and Pie Tap Pizza + Workshop nearby at 1301 W. Magnolia Ave.
The next big opening might be Musume, 810 Houston St., this summer.
