Blue Mesa Grill

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Blue Mesa Grill

  • March 1, 2008
  • Rated 5 of 5 by samepenny from Fort Worth, Texas
Blue Mesa Grill

Blue Mesa is a serviously busy after work gathering spot that has very good food and drink. We enjoy the food at all times but most especially during cold weather. Really hits the spot!

Don't pass up a chance for the Painted Dessert soup which is really 2 soups in one bowl: black bean and corn chowder. There are more sorts of Margarita drinks on the bar menu that you could imagine, but be sure to ask the prices for those when you order as some of them are expensive while others are a great value for the money and generous in servicing size.

The fish dishes are excellent and are in fact prepared in a healthful manner. There are some traditional Mexican dishes intrepreted for America tastes and some very creative combinations......but no combination plates!

Handy to Texas Christian University, the Fort Worth Zoo, The Botanic Gardens and even downtown; this place is a great one for a nice meal. Locatied in the University Park shopping center complex a few yards from Interstate 30, there is plenty of free parking at the door.

From journal Outstanding Ft. Worth Food

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Blue Mesa Grill

  • April 21, 2004
  • Rated 5 of 5 by samepenny from Fort Worth, Texas
Blue Mesa Grill

Blue Mesa Grill serves a delightful selection of Mexican and American Southwest dishes that are lighter in fat and calories and richer in taste than the usual for this cuisine. Our very recent meal there was wonderful and very reasonable in price for a sit down dinner in a very nice restaurant. Reservations needed for busy weekend nights.

Extremely popular bar with buffet goodies during happy hour and big sporting events.

The fellow with me ordered a serving of quesadillas called 'Shrimp, Mango and Roasted Pepper'. One of three quesadilla selections on offer. The presentation was attractive, the flavors fresh and distinct and the price great at $8.50 for an appetizer that he had for his entire meal. It is very easy to fill up here as every meal includes a basket of fresh fried variety corn and yam chips with two freshly made fire-roasted salsas.. Neither sauce is extremely hot. This is not 'kill you' hot salsa territory. The flavors are good, not destructive.

After a long and hard workday, I ordered a fabulous bowl of soups. Yes, two soups in one bowl: the Painted Desert Soups, which are black bean and corn chili chowder. At $3.95 for this large portion, it is a real bargain in these days of rising prices.

This restaurant (and others by the same name all over north Texas) is a real find. It is near the Fort Worth Zoo and the Museum District.

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