Reliable to stellar Mexican comfort food draws the Hospital District lunch crowds into the former convenience store, but upmarket specials like trout à la Veracruzano and quail in mole invite lingering at dinner. Guajillo, mole and Veracruzano sauces show the French chef co-owner’s finesse, while his partner’s Mexican roots lead to fresh, authentic flavors. Sides like ratatuyas (the house take on ratatouille) are delightfully al dente. Breakfasts are bountiful. For dessert, try churros filled with cream. No alcohol; BYOB.
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FORT WORTH — The 2009 brainchild of Bernard Tronche, chef-owner of Cowtown’s much-loved French restaurant Saint-Emilion, and longtime employee Francisco Islas, Paco and John Mexican Diner celebrates a culinary marriage of French technique and Mexican flavors wherein bon appétit meets mucho gusto. (Full review)