San Jose's Original Mexican

It all began in the Spring of 2000, when 5 entrepreneurial brothers, with the encouragement of their friends and family, opened the first San Jose’s Mexican Restaurant in Central Florida.

Zenovio, Jose Luis, Armando, Victor, and Miguel had a simple vision in mind. To not just open a restaurant serving delicious, made-from-scratch Mexican dishes at everyday prices, but a place where guests of...

Six mid-19th-century log cabins, presented as a living history museum, were transplanted to Forest Park southwest of downtown in the 1950s. The village includes a gristmill and actors decked out in pioneer costumes, who re-create the Old West of early Cowtown posing as spinners, candle makers, and blacksmiths. Pay a visit primarily if you need an inexpensive way to entertain the kids.

Log Cabin Village, Fort Worth, TX. 5,629 likes · 17 talking about this · 9,561 were here. Nineteenth century living history museum owned and operated by the City of Fort Worth

volcano, Enchiladas, Tacos al pastor, carne asada, Chimichangas, shrimp, ceviche margaritas,

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