Restaurants in the Dallas/Fort Worth area for the bodybuilding/fitness/figure person:
PF Changs
Asian/Chinese. Low fat options are available. Lean meats, chicken and fish are menu options. Can get all sauces, etc on the side. Have steamed vegetables and brown rice on the menu.
Cafe Brazil
Features egg white omelettes, whole wheat toast, and tropical fruits. Breakfast served all day. $10-20 Bronx Restaurant and Bar - American cuisine and vegetarian options. Menu offerings include traditional chicken, pasta, salads and steaks along with Roast Pork with honey and rosemary, Chicken and Dill Dumplings, and Black Bean Ravioli. $10-20
Celebration Restaurant
American cuisine. All you can eat family style meals. Check for hours as it is not open all day.
Lucky's Cafe
American cuisine. Lunch and dinner entrees include everything from milkshakes to burgers, fish to vegetarian dishes, soups, salads and fruit and it's all wonderful. $5-10
Original Pancake House
Great place to carb up for a show. Well known for their pancakes and breakfast menus
Saltgrass Steak House
You'll enjoy great steaks, chicken, and seafood, all chargrilled over an open campfire at this restaurant that also serves homemade breads, soups, and desserts. They are open daily for lunch and dinner.
Dreamcafe
Offers healthy, organic menus with tremendous flavor and appeal. Complete with contemporary decor and a family-friendly setting, Dream Cafe caters to an upscale crowd for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Specialties include California Dreaming (mozzarella, tomatoes and basil on grilled sourdough bread), Global Dinner (brown rice and beans covered with melted jack cheese), and The One for John (grilled marinated tempeh burger). Breakfast is wonderful as well. Be sure to try the Dream Cakes whenever they are available. Dream Cafe offers a widely varied wine list, as well as organic coffee and tea, juices and smoothies to complement the food.
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