Try the bacon burnt ends at Heim's River District spot
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Heim Barbecue calls itself the original home of bacon burnt ends, which are smoky pork belly bites sold by the quarter pound. The River District restaurant on White Settlement Road is much bigger than the first Magnolia Avenue shop, with indoor seating, an open-air patio and a full bar. Order a quarter pound of burnt ends as a starter for the table. Locals aim for the weekday happy hour in the afternoon, when the weekend crowds are gone.
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Try the bacon burnt ends at Heim's River District spotHeim Barbecue, 5333 White Settlement Rd, Fort Worth
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