Mustang Café Bid-ness got you galloping? Wanna tie-up the ol' mount and do some horse-trading at lunch time? Whoa-a-a, podner! Mosey on over to the Mustang Café at Williams Square in Los Colinas (with the magnificent mustang sculpture). That's all the alliteration and western metaphors I can corral in one column (OOPS, sorry!). The Mustang Café is not western in any respect. Its name comes from the famous attraction outside in the square. In fact, great views of the ponies are available from most of the restaurant. The sleek, comfortable setting is a good upscale business lunch location. The inside section of the restaurant, with booths, is darker, but much quieter. Lots of variety on the Southwestern menu; the portions are generous and the preparation is very good. For starters, quesadillas with a choice of chicken or tenderloin tips ($5.50), are tasty. The blackened salmon tostadas ($6.25) on blue corn tortillas are excellent. The menu's "Fresh & Lite" section is a great idea. Interesting salads include oriental chicken ($6.75), honey grilled salmon ($7.95) and seafood ($6.95). Several pasta dishes with chicken or fish are offered for around 8 bucks, and there's a good vegetable lasagna for $7.50. Heartier entrees range from jalapeno chicken marsala ($8.50)-sounds like a spaghetti western-to seafood enchiladas ($8.95. These babies are packed with ahi tuna, shrimp, snapper and crawfish. It was a little warm for the "all you can eat" beef stew ($7.95), but there it is in case you're hungry enough to eat a....I won't say it. Offerings on the sandwich side could satisfy a drover's appetite, but the chuck-wagon never turned out offerings like the Guinness Stout BBQ chicken mushroom on a foccacia bun ($7.25) or the Dallas Steak Baguette-a half-pound of shaved rib-eye done Philly style ($7.95). Time to head 'em up and move 'em out to the Mustang Café. Especially if your trail drives begin and end at DFW International. Mustang Café 5205 N. O'Connor 972-869-9942 Send me an Email: jwdineline@aol.com Copyright © 1998 Inter Active Media Solutions. All Rights Reserved. The interactive components of this site require that you use a current browser version of Explorer; be sure to maximize your window out so you can see the entire page. This page was created by Inter Active Media Solutions.