Dining in Denton

With this growth many excellent places to dine have also emerged.

If you can get past all the road construction and traffic jams, you can find some home owned restaurants and shops that prepare a variety of delicious ethnic foods.

There is not much else to do in Denton, but if you are a jazz fan, you can catch rehearsals of the famous One O'Clock Lab Band at the University of North Texas.

Try to avoid peak traffic hours, since the congestion can be brutal along University Drive, Loop 288 and I-35 toward Dallas and Fort Worth.

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Road construction and traffic jams can really slow you down in this once small and quiet college town.

Red sauce and tartar sauce is available from friendly staff.

Also available is chicken fried steak.

Salad bar is included with meals and includes wide variety of condiments.

Place order when you go in and waitress delivers it to your table.

Wednesday night is discount for seniors and coupons are also available in Denton newspaper.

Take I-35 from Dallas and take University Exit.

Catfish King is on the left side approximately one mile from exit.

This is great place to go for authentic Peruvian food and atmosphere and friendly service.