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Twisted Root Burger Co.'s Jason Boso (above) is opening a second Deep Ellum restaurant on Commerce St. in late May called Cowboy Chow.
The concept is what I'm dubbing campfire-comfort food with braised meats and slow-cooked sides such as rice, beans and maybe even dipped, fried corn-on-the-cob. The vibe will be "saloon chic" with a restrained wild west decor that Boso promises won't cross over into "theme park."
As for his original burgers and shakes joint, Boso is opening a Richardson outpost of Twisted Root later this year.
Oh, the power of beef.
Photo by Kye R. Lee
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At Cowboy Chow, will he continue his manical and muhc-appreciated dedication to locally sourced ingredients?
Go Jason!
As one of your biggest burger fans, I wish you all the best! I'm sure "Cowboy Chow" will be a great success.
With the pure greatness of the Twisted Root, I'm sure Cowboy Chow will be equally fantastic! Cant' wait to try it out.
Its set to open soon. I had a chance to try it out and it is a great place and has great food.