The world's largest honky tonk is a great alternative for teens who are tired of spending every weekend at the movies or Starbucks.

With more than 250 beers to choose from, The Flying Saucer has something for everyone.

One part everybody-knows-your-name joint, one part Sunday church social, this south Dallas spot serves up all the classic brunch fare with a heavy side of gospel-flavored crooning.

With amaretto, pineapple juice and a touch of light beer, this shot feels like more like a bomb.

It comes from Houston but Pappas Bros. offers, without a doubt, the finest steak-eating experience in North Texas

The effervescent champagne bubbles give the sexy martini an edge over the competition.

Donnatella Trotti prepares the large sheets of pasta she uses for the involtini, which she rolls up with béchamel, parmesan and ham.

The wines change constantly at this jewel box near Mistletoe Heights and TCU. If you become a regular you might wind up tasting some extraordinary pours from the clientele’s private cellars.

Pining for a slice of true New York pie? Grab a seat at this crowded little joint.

The Fort Worth institution is easily the most popular place in North Texas – and, some would argue, in all of Texas.

Sick of pan-Asian places that pander to the timid palate? Point your car toward this little dive.

There are many jewels to treasure at this delicious new upstart near downtown.

After getting your buzz on, you can soak up all that alcohol with restlessly creative dishes like the strawberry spinach salmon and the stuffed crepes, topped with poblano cream.

Healing comes courtesy of tomatoes with vidalias and blue cheese and smoked bacon, biscuits and country gravy at this scrumptuous Sunday morning brunch.

The fresh fruit-infused cocktail is refreshing and sparkly, combining mint leaves and raspberries. And it looks sweet, too.

From the kitchen of this exquisitely charming bistro come gorgeous pouffy works that you almost hate to pierce.

Owner Daniele Puleo, from Palermo, serves up fabulous starters at this recently opened Fort Worth gem.

Here's the perfect funky hut for settling in to read your e-mail or listen to your i-Pod as you try to put the finishing touches on your epic novel.

Here's a reminder that sometimes simple is best: a square plate decorated with four slightly cool, elegantly slim slices of silken salmon.

For awesome, reasonably priced sirloin, get the baseball steak at Star Cafe in Fort Worth. It's the best in DFW.