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North Fort Worth project will take diners for a ride with a Ferris wheel
The Truck Yard restaurant venue is part of the AllianceTexas development.
The 2-acre Truck Yard venue will surround an operating Ferris Wheel.(Hillwood )
A dining venue on the way in North Fort Worth will come with its own amusement park ride.
Construction has started in the AllianceTexas development on the Truck Yard, an indoor-outdoor eating campus that includes a Ferris wheel.
The food destination will be part of the Alliance Town Center mixed-use development on Interstate 35W and is scheduled to open this fall.
The Fort Worth location is patterned on the popular Truck Yard “beer garden and adult playground” in downtown Houston.
Closed for 379 days: 5 beloved Dallas-area restaurants and bars that finally reopened
Closed for 379 days: 5 beloved Dallas-area restaurants and bars that finally reopened
After a long (and unwanted) hibernation, bars like Midnight Rambler and restaurants like Twisted Root are back in action.
You want to hear war stories about owning a restaurant during a pandemic? Rich Vana is reopening The Heritage Table in downtown Frisco in mid-April 2021. But not before he closed his beloved restaurant, launched a sandwich shop and closed the sandwich shop.(Tom Fox / Staff Photographer)
After “hemorrhaging money for a year” during the coronavirus pandemic, Dallas-Fort Worth restaurateurs like Rich Vana are finally feeling comfortable enough to reopen their businesses. The Heritage Table in downtown Frisco will re-emerge as a cautious copy of its former self, albeit a little war-torn.
Famous ‘Tango Frogs’ moving to new home on Lowest Greenville in Dallas
The restaurateur who commissioned the art some 40 years ago, Shannon Wynne, shares stories about the frogs’ wild history.
Three of the original Six Frogs Over Tango sculptures will be moved from Taco Cabana to Truck Yard in Dallas. The frogs, a source of fascination and legend, once graced the roof of a nightclub in the 1980s named Tango.(Michael Ainsworth / Staff Photographer)
Dallas Morning News readers was, “Where are the ‘Tango Frogs’ going?”
They’re referring to a sculpture of six dancing frogs created by artist Bob “Daddy-O” Wade. They’d been atop the building at 1827 Greenville Ave. starting in the early ‘80s, when it was once a nightclub called Tango. Three of the frogs were re-installed at Taco Cabana in 2014 and remained there throughout 2020, while Taco Cabana sat vacant.
Famous Taco Cabana Tango frogs on Dallas Greenville Ave find new home
Famous Taco Cabana Tango frogs on Dallas Greenville Ave find new home They won t have to travel far.
Courtesy photo Dallas most famous frogs, which have been perched atop a Taco Cabana on Greenville Avenue, have a new home, and it s just a few blocks away. The so-called Tango Frogs will be relocated to the Truck Yard at 5624 Sears St., right off Greenville Avenue, where they will reside permanently. According to a release, the frogs will be prominently positioned atop the popular beer garden’s roof facing Sears St., welcoming visitors to the venue.