Chicken Fried Steak
Heather Montpas
different. So far our favorite is at a little restaurant called Tony's
in Plano. We've tried it several other places and none are as good. I
was wondering if anyone else was a fan of chicken fried steak and where
are some places that make good ones. Thanks.
Doug
also one of the few places to get CF Pork Chops!! The food has a very good
home cooking flavor, one of my favorites!!
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"Heather Montpas" <mon...@dhc.net> wrote in message
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Rusty Burlingame
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> My husband and I love chicken fried steak. Problem is everybody's is so
> different. So far our favorite is at a little restaurant called Tony's
> in Plano. We've tried it several other places and none are as good. I
> was wondering if anyone else was a fan of chicken fried steak and where
> are some places that make good ones. Thanks.
>
CFS. It's walking distance from The Worthington and Sundance
Square.
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>was wondering if anyone else was a fan of chicken fried steak and where
>are some places that make good ones.
If going to a chain restaurant is not beneath you, try Chili's. They claim to
be hand battered and they appear/taste to be so. They're quite yummy IMO but
my arteries can only handle one a month.
Jerry Davis
time we go there. For out of towners, Reata is on the 35th floor of the
BankOne building in downtown Ft. Worth. The have valet parking, good food,
good views through the floor to ceiling windows. Good wine list, but pricey,
we usually do beers or mixed drinks. They do set a table in the kitchen so you
can watch the chaos, if you like that kind of thing.
Rusty Burlingame wrote:
> In article
> <F4D8D54ABC309658.82A769EE...@lp.airnews.net>,
> mon...@dhc.net writes...
> > My husband and I love chicken fried steak. Problem is everybody's is so
> > different. So far our favorite is at a little restaurant called Tony's
> > in Plano. We've tried it several other places and none are as good. I
> > was wondering if anyone else was a fan of chicken fried steak and where
Ron Parsons
<F4D8D54ABC309658.82A769EE...@lp.airnews.net>,
mon...@dhc.net wrote:
>My husband and I love chicken fried steak. Problem is everybody's is so
>different. So far our favorite is at a little restaurant called Tony's
>in Plano. We've tried it several other places and none are as good. I
>was wondering if anyone else was a fan of chicken fried steak and where
>are some places that make good ones. Thanks
Since you are in Plano, try Poor Richards. Breakfast and lunch only.
Park & K.
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Earl N. Drake, Sr.
Cotton Patch Restaurant on Hwy 121 between Grapevine and Bedford.
It was large, as large as the plate, the gravy was good and plentiful.
It needed pepper and salt which pleased my wife.
I understand they are a chain, but this is the only one I have seen.
Earl N. Drake, Sr.
Bedford, Texas
On Sun, 30 Jan 2000 13:25:52 -0600, Heather Montpas <mon...@dhc.net>
wrote:
>My husband and I love chicken fried steak. Problem is everybody's is so
>different. So far our favorite is at a little restaurant called Tony's
>in Plano. We've tried it several other places and none are as good. I
>was wondering if anyone else was a fan of chicken fried steak and where
>are some places that make good ones. Thanks.
D Buchanan
Jeff Edwards
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> I was pleasantly surprised to get a great chicken fried steak at
> Cotton Patch Restaurant on Hwy 121 between Grapevine and Bedford.
> It was large, as large as the plate, the gravy was good and plentiful.
> It needed pepper and salt which pleased my wife.
>
> I understand they are a chain, but this is the only one I have seen.
From a brochure in the restaurant, it appears that their operating model is
to put the new locations primarily in smaller towns. I think most of them
were in places like Lufkin, Dennison, etc.
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Bob Dover
>
> Cotton Patch Restaurant on Hwy 121 between Grapevine and Bedford.
> It was large, as large as the plate, the gravy was good and plentiful.
> It needed pepper and salt which pleased my wife.
>
> I understand they are a chain, but this is the only one I have seen.
Yep, they are also located in Lewisville, Duncanville, and Abilene.
Wish they'd build one in N. Dallas...
Try their Chicken Fried Chicken. Its wonderful!
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you can cut it with a fork, it ain't CFS."
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"Jerry Davis" <jjda...@flash.net> wrote in message
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> I second Reata. I order the CFS (really chicken fried ribeye) nearly every
> time we go there. For out of towners, Reata is on the 35th floor of the
> BankOne building in downtown Ft. Worth. The have valet parking, good food,
> good views through the floor to ceiling windows. Good wine list, but
pricey,
> we usually do beers or mixed drinks. They do set a table in the kitchen so
you
> can watch the chaos, if you like that kind of thing.
>
> Rusty Burlingame wrote:
>
> > In article
> > <F4D8D54ABC309658.82A769EE...@lp.airnews.net>,
> > mon...@dhc.net writes...
> > > My husband and I love chicken fried steak. Problem is everybody's is
so
> > > different. So far our favorite is at a little restaurant called
Tony's
> > > in Plano. We've tried it several other places and none are as good.
I
> > > was wondering if anyone else was a fan of chicken fried steak and
where
> > > are some places that make good ones. Thanks.
> > >
J G DeBerry
Heather Montpas wrote:
> My husband and I love chicken fried steak. Problem is everybody's is so
> different. So far our favorite is at a little restaurant called Tony's
> in Plano. We've tried it several other places and none are as good. I
> was wondering if anyone else was a fan of chicken fried steak and where
> are some places that make good ones. Thanks.
In addition to having about the best barbecue in the Dallas area
the place in Tioga whose name escapes me at the moment also
has one of the best chicken fried steaks. I am sure someone on
here can give the name of the place but just now I can't remember it.
But it's about the only place in Tioga so it shouldn't be hard to find even
if you don't have the name.
JdB
Thurman
"J G DeBerry" <jde...@airmail.net> wrote in message
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> In addition to having about the best barbecue in the Dallas area
> the place in Tioga whose name escapes me at the moment also
> has one of the best chicken fried steaks. I am sure someone on
> here can give the name of the place but just now I can't remember it.
Clarks Outpost Bar B Q
Highway 377, Tioga, TX 76271
(940) 437-2414
Jeff Newman
In article <223l4.6430$iE5.7...@news4.usenetserver.com>, "dirlnk"
<nob...@null.net> wrote:
> Good Eats has a very god one. They've won contests with it before.
>
>
> Heather Montpas <mon...@dhc.net> wrote in message
> news:F4D8D54ABC309658.82A769EE...@lp.airnews.net...
> > My husband and I love chicken fried steak. Problem is everybody's is so
> > different. So far our favorite is at a little restaurant called Tony's
> > in Plano. We've tried it several other places and none are as good. I
> > was wondering if anyone else was a fan of chicken fried steak and where
> > are some places that make good ones. Thanks.
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The White Oak (Texas) Independent