Tim Love’s new restaurant "Duce" on Camp Bowie. Small Bites place. Has anyone been there yet? (4 replies, last updated by Halley P July 2, 2006)

We will be taking our daughter to Disneyland next week. I am less than impressed with dining in the park. Is there anywhere nearby whre we could get authentic Chinese food, preferably dim sum? (4 replies, last updated by Duce November 29, 2005)

depends on when you go as the menu items change – I like the joint for brunch – get what you want, its all pretty good – salmon and a ceasar salad and a nice french rose' is what I sometimes get –... (2 replies, last updated by bluemonster February 10, 2006)

from Latvia. Image: http://mentors.freeservers.com/duce_nohood.jpg (1 reply, last updated by cypressstylepie March 24, 2003)

I’ll be heading to Fort Worth for the first time and was wondering if any of you Chowhounds had a solid recommendation for dinner near the Kimbell Museum. I’d planned on going to Duce on Camp Bowie, but I just learned... (8 replies, last updated by PetriDish April 18, 2008)

Thanks for the report, Kate. Next time you have a craving for a sweet corn tamale, you should consider trying the Brazilian version, duce com queijo, which in my humble opinion is actually better than the sweet corn tamale. You... (5 replies, last updated by Paul February 16, 2006)

and black leather (vinyl) seating. The lighting is soft and interesting. Inviting bar runs along the length of the back of the room, with high-tops at the far end of the dining room. There is also comfortable patio seating. There... (5 replies, last updated by capeanne August 22, 2007)

I have to respectfully disagree. For “Texas Cuisine”, Lambert’s and Bonnell’s are WAY better than Lonesome Dove. There is a reason that Lonesome Dove in NYC and Duce failed miserably, the food isn’t... (6 replies, last updated by cwarmi September 26, 2008)

CAV’s so narrow, would it really be good for a group like that? It’s almost 100% duces and 4-tops. Not that I don’t love CAV. (11 replies, last updated by SarahKC June 23, 2008)

If only Il Duce had known this we’d all be talking Italian now! (13 replies, last updated by Darren June 22, 2006)

Aloha, I haven’t found any myself. By way of Hawaii, there used to be a bakery that made Portugese bread (pao duce) and doughnuts (malasadas) in Issaquah. Sad to say, family illness forced closure. L&L Hawaiian Barbecue... (6 replies, last updated by BobS August 14, 2004)

was excellent. They aim to please. All the duce tables have a little side table to put other “stuff”, like a bottle of wine, condiments, things that take up space. We both had salads to start. Mine was a tri-color... (6 replies, last updated by janinee3 February 26, 2007)

good I have it on preset on my nav system. The place has two distinct crowds, the bar area is like the star wars bar and the dining room is very romantic – if you do as a duce ask for table #3. Place has been in business for... (2 replies, last updated by carter December 26, 2005)

-highlight of the trip. Wonderful, magical tiny cafe, in a nice little neighborhod, just down the street from our hotel. The staff was very kind, efficient and accommodating. They turned a duce in to a table for three, and gave... (1 reply, last updated by David Westerberg November 19, 2003)

I can NOT recommend Della Santina. I always found the food to be mediocre at best. Duce is another place you could try. (12 replies, last updated by rruben1 July 1, 2007)