In the seventeenth century, the government of New Spain established a network of trails based on Indigenous trade routes called El Camino Real de los Tejanos, in part to prevent the French from moving beyond Louisiana’s western border. But the French have finally succeeded in invading Texas, and they’ve brought their opinions on our dining scene with them.On July 16 Michelin, the French tire company whose restaurant guides are vaunted the world over, announced they were coming to the Lone Star State. At that point, their anonymous inspectors were already on the ground eating in Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, and San Antonio, and as Michelin’s press release stated, they were as interested in evaluating barbecue, seafood, and Tex-Mex restaurants as they were the usual…
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