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Unsung hero restaurants top this week's 5 hottest Fort Worth stories
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Editor's note: A lot happened this week, so here's your chance to get caught up. Read on for the week's most popular headlines. Looking for the best things to do this weekend? Find that list here.
1. Where to eat in Fort Worth right now: 6 unsung hero restaurants for May. Not every restaurant in Fort Worth has a post that goes viral on TikTok, or is constantly written about by food media types. Some survive on word of mouth and dedicated followers. This month’s Where to Eat is dedicated to these under-the-radar gems.
2. Fast-food diner from California with burgers & pies to open in Arlington. A fast-casual restaurant chain from Northern California is not only opening a location in Texas, the company is moving here: Nation's, a diner-style restaurant with hot dogs, giant burgers, and pie, will open two locations in the DFW area including Frisco and Arlington.
3. A Fort Worth historic home is now the city's newest wine bar. The newest wine bar in Fort Worth is now open in one of Fort Worth’s oldest homes: Called Saddlerock Wine + Beer Co., it's a winery that originated in Malibu, California, and has debuted in the historic Chapman Bennett home at 731 Samuels Ave.
4. Fort Worth readers meet up weekly at fascinating 'silent' book club. On Tuesday nights at Fort Worth boutique Hotel Dryce, the bar is packed, yet quiet. Guests are curled up on couches, camped out at the counter, or seated on the patio — all with their nose in a book. It's Silent Book Club night.
5. Fort Worth drone king Sky Elements adds cutting-edge new pyro to drones. A Fort Worth-area business known internationally for its award-winning drones has logged an achievement: Sky Elements, the North Richland Hills company that produces hundreds of drone light shows throughout the U.S. and internationally, made history last week by flying the first-ever pyro drone show in the U.S.