
The bowl comes to the table almost empty. A neat little pile of smoked chicken, shredded cabbage, radish, avocado, cheddar and tortilla strips sits in the bottom, and then a server pours the broth over all of it right in front of you. It is a small bit of theater for a soup that has been part of Dallas dining for more than four decades. Dean’s Tortilla Soup at Fearing’s is one of the most famous bowls of soup in Texas, and it took a long road to get here.
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Texas Wagyu beef has gained a permanent place on the Fearing’s dinner menu, thanks to a new partnership between the restaurant and A Bar N Ranch in Sherman and Celina, Texas. A renowned local breeder of genetically-tracked Japanese/American Black Angus cattle, A Bar N is located a short drive from Fearing’s and delivers what is consistently considered the highest quality Kobe-style beef in the region. Fearing’s first introduced Texas Wagyu in December 2013 and 2014. With demand proving strong, the restaurant offered it again for Valentine’s weekend 2015. As of this month, Fearing’s is offering the coveted locally-grown beef as a permanent menu selection, beginning with its current Surf & Turf offering of Wagyu Beef Filet with Chicken-Fried Maine Lobster, Loaded Whipped Potatoes and a Soft Spinach Taco with Smoked Tomato Gravy. 










