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Tim Love’s 20th Restaurant Is His Most Ambitious. It’s Also Full of Hummus

Tim Love has opened 20 restaurants across Fort Worth. Steakhouses, barbecue, Mexican, Italian, burgers, a music hall, a hotel. At some point you run out of cuisines to tackle, and Love apparently landed on that point sometime last year. His answer was hummus.

Meraki opened March 17 at 1615 Rogers Road in the TCU corridor, a few blocks west of Woodshed Smokehouse, inside the space that used to house Courtside Kitchen at the Courtside Pickleball complex. Love says he looked around the near west side of Fort Worth and realized there wasn’t a real dedicated Mediterranean restaurant in the neighborhood. So he built one.

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Ziziki’s Greek-Mediterranean Flavors

When it comes to the very best Middle Eastern restaurant in Dallas, Ziziki’s takes the spotlight. Although it leans towards a Greek-Mediterranean influence, Ziziki’s expertly blends the flavors of the broader Middle Eastern region with Greek cuisine, offering a dining experience that has become beloved in the Dallas community.

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Ziziki’s Serving Romance Since 1994

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Since 1994 Ziziki’s located on Travis has been a suitor for romantic evenings, fine wines and delicious Mediterranean food. It has been cause for affection on first dates then and continues its tradition with cozy tables set in dim lights and subtle service.

Plates filled with Greek favorites entice couples in a space carved out with soft, breezy music languidly filling the crisp Spring air on the patio. Lovely plates of artichoke hummus and a spicy hipiti entice. Panko crusted goat cheese disks lay smiles on faces seen from across its room. Keftedes, Greek lamb meatballs served with a plum tomato sauce, raise a symphony of tidings, and guests are pleased.   Continue reading →

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