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Chef Tim Love tackles Italian in new west Fort Worth restaurant

UPDATE: Gemelle will open for business at 4 pm May 29, the restaurant says.
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Fort Worth chef Tim Love has a new restaurant in the works celebrating Italian cuisine. Called Gemelle, it will open in spring 2019 with house-made pastas and a distinct style of pizza that's fairly new to town.
The restaurant will open at 4400 White Settlement Rd., in the space previously occupied by Thurber Mingus, which closed in 2016.
Love announced the restaurant on social media, accompanied by a photo of himself and his twin daughters, Anna and Ella.
"I am extremely excited to announce my daughters' 16th birthday, my new casual Italian restaurant Gemelle (Italian for twin girls)," he said. "Gemelle is located in the river district of Fort Worth. Detroit pizza, housemade pastas, and bocce!!"
Love also owns Lonesome Dove Western Bistro, Woodshed Smokehouse, White Elephant Saloon, Love Shack Burgers, and Queenie's, a steakhouse in Denton. This would be his first foray into Italian.
Detroit-style pizza is not a variety commonly found in Dallas-Fort Worth. It's a square pizza with an extra-thick crust and a very crisp bottom, but airy on top.
According to a spokesperson, Love's wife Emilie is a native of Michigan. Dishes will include roasted meats and authentic Italian pastas such as cacio e pepe, a pasta with cheese and cracked black pepper.
The restaurant will feature bocce ball games and an onsite garden where produce will be grown.