Westie Tacos

Attended a Saturday morning conference on the brain and aging at Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas.  Interesting conference, reduced to a quick summary - The only things known to postpone loss in mental capacity are excercise and diet.  Mental games, drugs (so far), etc have no effect.  If anything else was mentioned, I can't remember.


So why the taco picture?  After attending the lecture we decided on a low budget lunch.  If you haven't had the tacos from Fuel City, you are in for a treat.  Tacos at a truck stop.  You can eat in your car (our choice) or at a picnic table overlooking the line of cars for the discount car wash.  This place has been written up in Texas Monthly and featured on Food Network's Diners, Drive-ins and Dives.  They were quite tasty.


After arriving home I loaded the 4 Westies in the back of the car for a trip to park for a walk.  They were in the car about 10 minutes before we hit the road.  With the lingering smell of lunch and the dogs, my first thought was "smells like Westie Tacos"
Location: 801 S Riverfront Blvd, Dallas, TX 75207, USA

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