The land of Torchy's Tacos and Freebird Burritos is truly magical, truly delicious, truly Dallas. I got to meet up with my cousin and his family and had the opportunity to explore the Dallas/Fort Worth area. I was only here for a short period of time, so that meant that my cousin and I got to binge watch Stranger Things on Netflix...can't believe it's taken me this long to watch it. I did however get the opportunity to restock my supplies for the next leg of the journey.
No better place to restock than at HEB. For anyone who has ever been to HEB grocery store in Texas, there is a massive grocery market called Central Market in the heart of town. This place has got everything.
I mean, apart from every single type of fruit imaginable, this place is also home to a great selection of artisanal bread. Now, my uncle would argue that this bread is not as good as his freshly baked jalapeño-cheese bread...to which he would be correct. It was delicious!
But we got to explore much of the Dallas area. Driving past water towers and several lakes in the Flower Mound area. We finally got to reach the center of Fort Worth and check out some of the crazy fountains they have there.
The city center is home to the Fort Worth Water Gardens- a cool little interactive center where people can escape the heat of summer by jumping around in the water.
