Texas French Bread, looking quite spiffy yesterday. Photo: Asher Price/Axios
Texas French Bread's beloved brick-and-mortar restaurant and bakery, by West 29th and Rio Grande streets, is working its way back.
Last week the restaurant served dinner for the first time in four and a half years — and it's is now operating a limited evening service, Tuesday-Saturday, co-owner Murph Willcott tells Axios.
Flashback: The building burned down in January 2022.
Sneak peek: Tonight's menu includes lamb meatballs ($18) and trout with braised cabbage and capers ($31).
A dinner menu at Texas French Bread. Photo: Courtesy of Murph Wilcott/TFB via Substack
What they're saying: "We're trying to hire and train as quickly as we can," Willcott says.
He estimated about two weeks until the bakery portion is open. For now, its adjacent trailer offers baked goods and lunch 7am-3pm daily.
The bottom line: The restaurant is now taking reservations — an amazing recovery from a devastating event.