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Posted on March 4, 2008 at 8:37 a.m.
I've been a little worried about Ali Baba for a while, since seeing Worldwide Foods go the way of the cheesy nightclub. I'm happy to see the upgrade and that they're staying put in East Dallas. We've been eating there since college (just turned 40) and I'm happy to see they've done nothing but grow their consistently good, well-priced middle eastern fare (their lunchtime crowd in Irving is amazing). I say YAY.
On UPDATED: Carrabba's in Rockwall abruptly closes; old Lakewood location to become Ali Baba