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We used the Google map, got to the supposed address & couldn't find the restaurant, went back to the hotel, got new direction went back to the same place and finally realized that the restaurant is hidden behind four huge billboards.

It was worth the effort. I had brucetta with fresh tomatoes, lots of garlic, lots of olive oil and a thin slice of parmasan on each piece. Dad had mussels with maybe too much garlic, if such a thing is possible. The tiramsu was light and soaked.

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This map is a helpful companion to the "Railroads of the Metroplex" article in the June 2008 issue of Railfan & Railroad. via http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&q=tower+55+fort+worth&ie=UTF8&latlng=32744700,-97321271,5845553647745185964&ei=oMJfSPuxG6XCigHQm8TgDw&sig2=R5oQ7ogcogX_LWjajCai5w&cd=1

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