It doesn't matter who you are or where you're from, everyone loves a good chicken finger basket. Well, exciting news for us East Texans, a famous southern chicken finger restaurant is heading to Tyler.
The City of Longview is doing what they can to attract businesses to move in on the south side of the city along the I-20 corridor.
We have all battled a little food poising at least once in our lives. That lunch date out with friends turn into an evening spent with the toilet. Never a pretty sight, is it? With getting sick from restaurant food so common place, why do we keep chancing it?
Before you run to the nearest chain restaurant, consider eating somewhere that your neighbor just might own. These ten local restaurants are waiting for you to fall in love with. Variety of styles in taste, cost, and environment are sure to please all coming for dinner.
Going out to eat as a family can put a dent in anyone's wallet.Luckily for us, a large number of restaurants offer kids meals for free one or more days a week. Some of these restaurants don't advertise their 'kid's eat free' days, so you may be surprised by some of the places on this list.
Father’s Day is just a few days away and most families like to treat dad to a good meal to show their appreciation. Some families like to go out to eat versus eating at home as a special treat. Tyler is filled with great restaurants that dad will love, and we picked out a variety of our favorites that dad will love this fathers day. This is such a variety, that surely one of these will fit dads taste.
Tyler has seen the arrival of many popular restaurant chains over the past few years.
When you eat at a restaurant, do you notice things like the size of the straws or the way the menu is laid out? You should — they could be costing you money.
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East Texas is blessed to have some of the best family owned restaurants. Most of these family-run restaurants have been around as long as I have. These days it's refreshing to eat at a place that is lovingly built from families that care about serving the customer.
Livingsocial.com says the average person eats 4.8 restaurant meals each week, including dine in and take out. That's 249 meals out each year!
Is it because restaurant food tastes better than home-cooked meals? Is it because cooking is too much work and we're in a hurry?
