The New to Texas "New Guy" introduction!

[The_Architect_23]

Oh man, now I'm hungry! I think im sold on giving them a try. Since that worked out so well, once thoroughly stuffed anyone have good feedback or favorite spot for shooting ranges. My plinkers are typically steel case / Reloads / brass pickup friendly? I wouldn't mind driving a bit to find a outdoor spot versus a typical indoor pistol.

 

[deemus]

What part of DFW you in?

 

[Wudidiz]

Welcome to TGT.

 

[The_Architect_23]

What part of DFW you in?

Arlington

 

[Coiled]

I'll watch "The Five," to see their take on this, and then Gutfeld is the only reason to watch Fox at all. Guess I'll save money, I can cancel Direct TV, no need for it without Fox, no need for Fox without Tucker!

 

[V-Tach]

Welcome to Texas Gun Talk.......

Where any thread may be hijacked....

 

[Coiled]

Taco Bell, Casa Ole

You're welcome & howdy

 

[MountainGirl]

Welcome to Texas Gun Talk.......

Where any thread may be hijacked....

May and usually is, intentionally or accidently.


Welcome to TGT, Architect.

 

[V-Tach]

Thar be shenanigans going on today....

 

[justmax]

I think I can handle that, Tex-Mex is a new concept. Recommendations?

Road and street side trailers

Welcome to TGT and Texas.

 

[Byrd666]

Arlington

Howdy

There are, or rather, used to be, some really good true Mexican and Tex-Mex places in Arlington and Euless. It's been a few decades since I've been in the neighborhoods though. On the south side of Six Flags Mall in Arlington and a couple off Hwy 10 in Euless.

 

[Vaquero]

That's two.

 

[General Zod]

Man, sorry to hear about you being in Arlington. But hey, at least it's not Austin. I'm about 80 miles SE of you in Kaufman County, at the edge of the pine trees.

 

[The_Architect_23]

Man, sorry to hear about you being in Arlington. But hey, at least it's not Austin. I'm about 80 miles SE of you in Kaufman County, at the edge of the pine trees.

I have heard that a few times haha It seemed like a good starting spot on paper right in the middle for work / stuff to do for now. So far so good. I got to see a lot along the way from the highways and I am sure there's plenty more of Texas to discover. I appreciate all the Welcomes and recommendations. Even the not so welcoming ones, hey at least the forums alive!

 

[popsgarland]

Howdy and welcome to TGT

 

[popsgarland]

 

[Fishkiller]

Willkommen from the Big Town. Lived in Dallas many moons ago. Depending where you hail from TexMex may be great or it may seem off based on Mexican food in other parts of the country. Mostly is is enchiladas and tacos, so ya can't go wrong. Also as @toddnjoyce said don't fill up on the rice and beans and I add the chips and salsa.

 

[General Zod]

I have heard that a few times haha It seemed like a good starting spot on paper right in the middle for work / stuff to do for now. So far so good. I got to see a lot along the way from the highways and I am sure there's plenty more of Texas to discover. I appreciate all the Welcomes and recommendations. Even the not so welcoming ones, hey at least the forums alive!

When my wife and I were looking for apartments when we first moved up the highway to DFW, her one non-negotiable stipulation was "not Arlington, not Irving". She grew up in Allen, a little bit north of Dallas, so I just shrugged and said "yeah, okay."

 

[General Zod]

Oh, yeah, find somewhere with good fajitas for your TexMex experience. On The Border is pretty good for that, as I recall. It's been a while. Chili's actually has good fajitas - just remember, beef fajitas are the standard and should be your starting point. Then branch out to chicken (nah) or shrimp (yeah).

 

[Vaquero]

Oh, yeah, find somewhere with good fajitas for your TexMex experience. On The Border is pretty good for that, as I recall. It's been a while. Chili's actually has good fajitas - just remember, beef fajitas are the standard and should be your starting point. Then branch out to chicken (nah) or shrimp (yeah).

OTB is a reliable fajita place.
If you ever find yourself in Krum, hit Miguelitos.
Top shelf fajitas.