I removed the references to restaurants because I don't believe that a Wikipedia article should be advertising for chains (there were links to the Chuy's website for crying out loud!). It looks like one of the restaurants had someone write the article if it's included.Edited the reference to tortilla chips and salsa being an appetizer "Texan diners insist on." as it seems to be an unfounded generalization. While a certain segment of Texans may demand tortilla chips, it's inappropriate to assume that the majority of Texans do. JEJoyce 04:23, 26 March 2006 (UTC)

By Rachel Breitman NEW YORK (Reuters) - When Pizza Patrón announced plans to accept Mexican pesos in its 59 Southwestern stores, the Dallas-based fast food chain was besieged by anti-illegal immigrant hate mail and even death threats. But...

Starting Monday, patrons of the Dallas-based Pizza Patrón chain, which caters heavily to Latinos, will be able to purchase American pizzas with Mexican pesos. Restaurant experts and economists said they knew of no other food chain with locations so far from the Mexican border offering such a service.

Starting Monday, patrons of the Dallas-based Pizza Patrón chain, which caters heavily to Latinos, will be able to purchase American pizzas with Mexican pesos. So much for fighting immigration if our businesses want their money after all.