
BY: LAUREN DREWES DANIELS
Abruzzo's is a small family-run Italian restaurant in Oak Cliff that sits at the corner of West Davis and Tyler streets, just far enough outside the Bishop Arts District that parking isn't a nightmare.
Proprietors Elias and Delores Rodriguez opened this spot eight years ago as Bishop Arts Winery. After a few years, they added food and, eventually, a full kitchen. And while Abruzzo's still serves its own private-label wine procured from a winery in Meridian, Texas, where they collaborate with other small wine-makers, now the roles have flipped: instead of a winery with some food, it's a restaurant with some wine.
SOURCE: https://www.dallasobserver.com
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