Main St. Bistro & Bakery
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The Metroplex, is not just Dallas and Fort Worth. There are tons of suburbs in the area, each with their own distinct character. Grapevine is a suburb of Fort Worth, located in Tarrant county. Its Main Street is a historic slice of small town America, with quaint boutiques, restaurants, coffee shops, theaters, and wineries. A stroll along the sidewalk takes you back to a simpler time. Beyond downtown, Grapevine capitalizes on its tourism with the Gaylord Texan, Great Wolf Lodge, Grapevine Mills, and Grapevine Lake.
Taking a break from dog walking, and picking up pee pads and dog poop, I met my fellow foodie, Kristin, at the Main St. Bistro & Bakery. It is one of four locations in the DFW area offering simple cuisine in a casual dining atmosphere.
Since this was a bistro, the décor had a French feel, accentuated by the glittery Eiffel Towers in the front lobby and back room. We placed our order at the counter. They gave us a number and we seated ourselves in the adjacent room.
Kristin ordered the Tomato Basil bisque and I ordered the Pasta Mardi Gras. I'm not big on tomatoes, or any dish that is primarily derived from that atrocious fruit, but I like the word bisque, so I tasted what Kristin ordered. It was actually very tasty. I would order it myself, if I was ever in a soup mood. It was accompanied with some French bread, which was perfect for dipping.
Tomato Basil bisque |
Pasta Mardi Gras |
I enjoyed Main Street Bistro & Bakery. It may not crack my top ten favorite places to eat, but it was definitely good food at a reasonable price. And there were no mimes present, so that was good.