Miguelito’s Mexican Restaurant, a mainstay for almost three many years within the older suburb of Hurst, is closing and can change fingers Aug. 31, in keeping with a restaurant Fb put up.
“We’ve had some ups and downs however the help we obtained all through these years won’t ever be forgotten,” the put up learn. It was signed by proprietor Gabby Nevares, her household and the employees.
In 1996, when the Nevares household opened Miguelito’s, 209 W. Bedford-Euless Street, neighboring Bedford was the biggest metropolis in northeast Tarrant County. Hurst, subsequent door within the hall between Fort Price and DFW Airport, was greater than double the scale of Southlake or Colleyville.
“Having 5 grownup youngsters, some dwelling throughout the nation, 6 grandchildren and 1 on the best way, after a while of prayer, God’s timing couldn’t be extra good,” Gabby Nevares wrote.
Nevares didn’t title the brand new operator or describe what’s going to fill the house.
In 1996, she knew the enterprise from her household’s La Playa Maya eating places in Fort Price. Her husband. Michael. had labored on the Hurst restaurant when it was a location of Ojeda’s, a legacy Tex-Mex restaurant in Dallas.
A Star-Telegram assessment in 2006 referred to as it “the neighborhood repair for Mexican meals” and praised the shrimp cocktail, “vaquero” road tacos and pollo diablo.
Michael (“Miguelito”) died of leukemia in 2004 after a protracted, emotional farewell that was lined within the Star-Telegram.
