I have known about this place for years but never had an opportunity to try them. Today was…read moredifferent... My wife's favorite ice cream store is next door to this place and she asked me to pick up a couple of shakes for her and her friend, so I grabbed a burger while I waited for their shakes. Choosing one thing was tough. On their menu we're Pizzas, Burgers, Sandwiches, Nachos, Loaded Fries, Salads, and more. But I figured, that old adage of "When in Rome", so I ordered the Loophole Burger. It was a "Wowza"!! The Fries were really good too. I am not even a Fries guy, but I ate them all! Ezekiel, the server, was fantastic. He even gave me suggestion for my next visit, which I am going to try. The ambiance here is really neat. It is in an old brick building and is kind of split level inside. Think antique brick & really old hard wood stairs and you will begin to understand the historic presence of this place. I can't wait to come back!

So disappointed! The food here used to be top notch! My husband and I went today. I got the…read moreLoophole burger and chili cheese fries. The fries are what you would expect from bar food. The burger was inedible. It was overcooked and so was the bun. Hubby got the triple stacked BLT. The only thing triple stacked about it is the bread! It was at least edible. The service was attentive but a bit lacking urgency. We will not be adding this to our rotation.

I've been wanting to try this place since I started going to UNT! I drive past it constantly and it…read morejust looks so interesting. I was finally able to pop in for a bite this week. The biggest thing that pulled me here was the gluten intolerant menu. It made the ordering process so much easier and I didn't have to ask a thousand questions like I normally do when I eat out. The staff was really accommodating of everything we asked for. The place was so nice! We decided to eat outside due to it being such nice weather. I will for sure be coming back!

I wasn't expecting the atmosphere to be a dark intimate dining room with lots of greenery. Before…read moreordering the redfish, i clearly warned I didnt want it burned. It was perfect but the Brussel's were so plentiful and charred, they overpowered the plate. It was more than Peter Rabbit would want! The fish would have been better paired with less Brussel's, and a starch. The salad was very fresh, colorful, and crisp. The menu is very diverse and definitely warrants a return visit.

A distant dream now, but that was the best contingent of all of the administration, vibrant and…read morepeaceful weekend that ended yesterday in historical Quakertown Park, close to the downtown Denton City Offices and Council Chambers and Courts. It's got to take supreme team work amongst the City Departments during this autumnal celebration of our musical performance environment in north Texas, where both of our great universities pitched in sending us some of the finest live performances, set up on seven different stages in different parts of the Civic Center Park. I was perhaps most impressed with the city's answer to clean up the party zones, which span the area of the grounds of the Emily Fowler Public Library to the walls that surround our iconic Public Swimming Pool, which has a beautiful connection between our individual swimming participants, who flock to the Bell Avenue, and Texas Woman's University-adjacent location. I am proud of my hometown and have generally been drawn into the hordes of people who come here from homes nearby and enjoy the atmosphere of Gemuetlichkeit (German for warmth of friendliness that comes from mutual community that accompanies the Oktoberfest season of harvest time. A mighty shout out to the fabulous Local Grammy Award winning nuclear polka group, Brave Combo, and specifically band leader and guitarist Carl Finch, who founded the band with North Texas State University Jazz Music legends, along with Bubba Hernandez and their trumpet player Danny. I am so blessed to have Denton, Texas as my hometown and this annual event is going to be continuing far, far into the future. A shout out to my companion for the closing act, the most excellent Little Jack Melody, who rocked the Festival Stage, next door to City Hall. Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D. (ShredderV@aol.com).

If you don't know why people say Denton is different..... than you have not been here. Orrrrr you…read morejust don't see why it matters. Sometimes it is safe to not know anything about Denton, but if you are adventurous....... You need to go. Just go.

While exploring the beautiful Bartonville area with winding roads, large estates and plenty of…read moresmall farm charm, we stopped at the Bartonville Store for lunch. This quaint spot has been standing for more than 140 years and now serves as a restaurant and live music venue on the weekends. The bar is dark, woody, and full of character and gives off the kind of vibe that makes you want to come back for an evening of music and drinks. We chose to sit in the bright front room with its abundance of windows and natural light. We started with the deviled eggs topped with bacon jam for an appetizer. Those we gobbled fast. I ordered the Wagyu House Burger with whipped jalapeño, goat cheese, and bacon jam served with tots. The burger is hardy cook cooked well and the goat cheese was a standout. My date had the chicken fried steak and after stealing a few bites I can confidently say that's what I'll be ordering next time. That was absolutely delicious. The service was attentive and friendly, making an already enjoyable meal even better. We left full happy and completely charmed by both the restaurant and the surrounding area.

We've been going here on and off for years. Considered it a great hole in the wall local to us…read more But highly frustrated to be charged an extra percentage for using a card to pay. "Non cash utilization fee." This is on top of a $25 per person cover and tax and tip. Literally 3 drinks and our tab was 110. I could listen to a better band down the road for free.

Draft beers but no pitchers. Very cool atmosphere, Tuesday…read moreevenings are music tribute appreciation nights. There's trailers for food- The Pickled Carrot & The Tomato Pizza. Great outdoor atmosphere, it has both non-Smoking & Smoking area. Bar service is superb! Nice staff & very friendly. They ran a tab on my credit card & thought the food was inviting; I had a late lunch & I wasn't hungry. Our group meeting broke up early & I hope to return here soon! Thank You Staff!

Was invited to meet a co-worker here. A first for me, so why not? There were 3 food trucks. We both…read moreate at Mr. Bacciagalupes. I was expecting the birria crunchwrap to be something like a small taco. However, it was quite the opposite. It was so good. Oh, the cheese. I ate half of it there. The other half was just as good once I reheated it.

If you haven't been to Papa D's in Sanger, you're missing out…read more The food is incredible every single time, but what truly keeps us coming back is the service. Diego Puga and his team make you feel like a true VIP from the moment you walk in. The personal attention, the energy, the consistency... it's rare. Thank you Diego and the entire Papa D's staff for setting the bar high and delivering every time. Sanger is lucky to have you.

Food is a cut above the rest. I am not exaggerating. If Highland Park Village was smart they'd let…read morePapa D's have a spot. I would drive a long distance to eat here. Worth every mile. Food is fresh. Drinks were on point. It's simply outstanding.

My husband and I first visit at this saloon. Everyone was so welcoming!! We just moved to Sanger…read moreand the two owners, bartender and manager made us feel so at home!! It's nice to have people like this when you're new!! Thank you!! We'll be back:-)

Great local spot in Sanger. The Windmill Saloon has a laid-back vibe, friendly staff, and solid…read moredrinks. Always a good time.

My friend went to Fry Street Tavern this past weekend and called me in Tears. Someone in the group…read morewasn't feeling good. They tried to take her to the bathroom to escape the crowd and a female bartender came into the bathroom and asked them to leave (not a problem). As they were trying to gather their things to leave the bathroom and exit the establishment a male member of staff (Zachariah) came into the women's bathroom and started yelling at them to get the F**k out and calling them all sorts of names and yelling in their faces. He physically picked up one of them and started dragging her out then dropping her on the floor. He used such force that her arms are now covered in dark purple bruises. Completely unnecessary as they were complying and trying to leave the establishment. I completely understand kicking someone out of a bar if deemed necessary but this went beyond that. When another member of your staff is telling the one dragging a girl out to stop and to let her go that's a sign there's a problem.

I love this place, Mitchell is the bestttt!!! Liquor was…read moregood, vibe was great, good workers.