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  89R1809 AMB-D     By: Bumgarner H.C.R. No. 48       CONCURRENT RESOLUTION          WHEREAS, The State of Texas enjoys a far-reaching reputation   for its diverse and distinctive foods and for its many highly   regarded restaurants; and          WHEREAS, While exceptional eateries can be found throughout   the state, certain communities stand apart for offering a   concentration of popular and unique restaurants; of these, the city   of Roanoke is deserving of particular recognition for being an   immensely popular dining destination; and          WHEREAS, Roanoke is of modest size, with a population of   around 10,800, yet its lineup of notable restaurants attracts   patrons from throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex as well as   from other parts of the state; this charming city includes more than   60 eating establishments that make it a diner's delight; and          WHEREAS, Oak Street in downtown Roanoke is a compelling   destination for patrons, and the many vintage buildings in this   attractive district have earned it a spot on the National Register   of Historic Places; moreover, the downtown businesses present a   great variety of cuisines and dining experiences, ranging from   gourmet food to Mexican specialties; and          WHEREAS, Not far away, additional thriving restaurants are   found along Highway 377/Front Street, and other areas of Roanoke   also uphold the city's tradition of good eating; these include the   Byron Nelson Parkway/Business 114 thoroughfare and the   intersection of Highways 377 and 114; and          WHEREAS, The individuality and outstanding quality of   Roanoke's dining spots have earned this historic community the   admiration of numerous culinary enthusiasts and have made it a   favorite place to visit, and the city's flourishing restaurant   scene is a testament to the eclectic and delicious epicurean   offerings of the Lone Star State; now, therefore, be it          RESOLVED, That the 89th Legislature of the State of Texas   hereby designate Roanoke as the official Unique Dining Capital of   Texas; and, be it further          RESOLVED, That, in accordance with the provisions of Section   391.003(e), Government Code, this designation remain in effect   until the 10th anniversary of the date this resolution is finally   passed by the legislature.