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 Live music, great food in Sundance Square |
111 East Third Street Fort Worth, TX 76102 United States +1 817 336 0880 |
In business since 1995, 8.0 enjoys a prime location at Sundance Square in downtown Fort Worth. The interior is decorated with murals painted by local artists; live music is performed every weekend by celebrities such as Collin Hill. The lunch and dinner menu selections are eclectic and health conscious. Entrees include baked fish in lemon butter sauce, traditional pasta dishes and a variety of 8.0's own blue plate specials. House specialty drinks include martinis and blue things(frozen margaritas). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Trendy fine dining near Bass Performance Hall |
215 East 4th Street Fort Worth, TX 76102 United States +1 817 334 0080 |
The eclectic creations of chief chef Clark McDaniels take center stage at this trendy, popular restaurant across from the Bass Performance Hall. Patrons have a great view of the concert hall's huge guardian angels from the front windows, and the celestial theme also plays out overhead, as the high ceiling depicts a blue sky with billowy clouds. All recipes are original and include cuisine from all over the world, including new American, Mediterranean and Asian. House specialties include ahi tuna and the seared beef tenderloin. The wine list is extensive, and the staff can recommend the perfect vintage to accompany your meal. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Casual gathering spot for old-fashioned hamburgers |
909 West Magnolia Fort Worth, TX 76104 United States +1 817 921 0889 |
"Relaxed" is the description of the local favorite BJ Keefers Restaurant. The wide-open space of the cooking area has the charm and feel of a campfire cookout. The air is filled with the smell of fresh grilled food mixed with the sweet scents of dessert favorites. Burgers of all shapes and sizes are the specialty here. From half-pound hamburgers to veggie burgers to ostrich burgers, everything is hand made and grilled on an open flame. Additional local favorites include chicken-fried steak and grilled catfish. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Great sandwiches and ice cream |
3400 Camp Bowie Boulevard Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 332 1422 |
This inexpensive deli and ice cream parlor is a popular place for both lunch and dinner. The crowd is composed of mostly business people from nearby Camp Bowie offices during lunch and local families frequent the place for dinner. One draw for this quaint diner is the more than 40 flavors of homemade ice cream available daily, which often sends the line out the door. Favorites include banana pudding and cinnamon. Other selections here include sandwiches, pizza, and the fresh salad bar is always a hit. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Italian food made with wild game |
5139 Camp Bowie Boulevard (at Merrick Street) Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 738 1700 |
With Bella Italia, owner Carlo Croci adds on to his success of the original Bella Italia in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Unusual game fare is served here, including gourmet entrees made with buffalo, elk, ostrich, emu, quail, venison, Texas antelope and caribou. Traditional Italian recipes are served as well. House specialties include savory elk with porcini mushroom sauce, delicious salmon in Pernod sauce, delicate orange roughy with olive oil and herbs, and luscious linguine with grilled chicken. Reservations are not taken, so come early and enjoy a drink with friends while you wait at the bar. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A taste of the Old West |
150 West Third Street (Sundance Square) Fort Worth, TX 76102 United States +1 817 877 3301 http://cyberrodeo.com/billyminers |
This is one of downtown Fort Worth's favorite restaurants. Located in Sundance Square across the street from the Worthington Hotel, it is also within walking distance from the Fort Worth/Tarrant County Convention Center. Billy Miner's serves excellent food and provides good entertainment in an old-western atmosphere. Specialties include the half-pound burgers, Billy's steak sandwich and the grilled chicken sandwich. The ice cold long necks and frozen margaritas serve as the perfect accompaniment. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Gourmet Mediterranean and New American food |
2900 South Hulen Street (Stonegate Commons, Suite 40) Fort Worth, TX 76109 United States +1 817 922 9244 |
Open since 1996, Bistro Louise has been recognized by Wine & Spirits magazine and has featured as the Best Mediterranean Restaurant' in Tarrant County in the 1998 Zagat survey. The bistro's colorful and cheerful interior, complete with Mediterranean art adorning the walls, provides a quaint ambiance and an outdoor patio features red-hued stucco walls. In terms of food, salads are made from only the best seasonal fruits and vegetables. Fresh seafood favorites include crab cakes, succulent Chilean sea bass with Mediterranean lobster sauce, and potato-crusted salmon with balsamic onions. Beef lovers should try the luscious Portobello tenderloin or the free-range Argentinean beef. The desserts are delicious as well; try the cool and delightful Kiwi sorbet or the California plum and Parker County peach pie. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Great Southwestern food near downtown |
1600 South University Boulevard Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 332 6372 http://www.bluemesagrill.com/ |
Located near the cultural district and downtown Fort Worth, Blue Mesa has been recognized in the Zagat Survey as one of the top southwestern restaurants in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. The restaurant offers a wonderful Sunday brunch, which has been named as the best sunday brunch by the Dallas Observer.The bold, colorful tastes and textures of the southwest cuisine are prepared with an emphasis on mesquite grilling. Your meal begins with blue tortilla chips and house-made sweet potato chips. Entrees include richly marinated steak, chicken, shrimp and sausage. Signature dinner items include the red chile crusted salmon and the succulent smoky Texas rib eye. A variety of southwestern pastas are offered as well. For drinks, try the signature blue margarita or one of the 50 premium tequilas. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Excellent Lebenese cuisine |
1406 North Main Street Fort Worth, TX 76106 United States +1 817 625 9667 |
This casual Lebanese eatery is located downtown and is a popular stop for fans of belly dancing. Dancers jiggle and wiggle about the dining room creating an exotic ambiance that is perfect for loosening up clients. If you are new to Lebanese cuisine, try the Thursday night or weekday lunch buffets, which allow you to sample each of the main entrees. Authentic entrees served with just the right amount of garlic include Skewered Chicken, Baked Kibbee, Falafel and the Broiled Lamb Kebob. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Upscale French-American restaurant |
610 Main Street Fort Worth, TX 76102 United States +1 817 332 0100 http://www.theashtonhotel.com/... |
This restaurant is part of the Ashton Hotel near downtown, which opened in the renovated Fort Worth Club. The interior is small and cozy, and the walls gleam with paintings designed for the Fort Worth Club in the 1960s. The chef of Cafe Ashton, Diarmuid Murphy, strives to reach perfection with his upscale French-American cuisine. The menu has something interesting to suit all tastes, and features variations on favorite entrees such as beef tenderloin. Other selections add a new flavour to pork, sea bass and bisque. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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New American food in country club atmosphere |
6103 Camp Bowie Boulevard Fort Worth, TX 76116 United States +1 817 738 0838 |
Located within a short distance from downtown and the cultural center, Cafe Aspen offers contemporary American food in a country club atmosphere. The Aspen room bar has a classic feel, with shades of blue throughout; the large wall mural depicting funky flute players and jungle scenery add to the modern ambiance. Live music is performed on weekends and full service catering is available as well. Great menu selections include the champagne salmon, the chicken and portabello quesadilla, the fresh spinach-stuffed baked potato, the walnut-crusted chicken and grilled beef tenderloin. An extensive wine list is available, with selections by bottle or glass. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular for breakfast and lunch |
815 Main Street Fort Worth, TX 76102 United States +1 817 870 2100 |
Located in the Radisson Plaza Hotel in Downtown Fort Worth, this breakfast and lunch eatery is always busy. The interior is casual and the atmosphere is relaxed, with palm trees and comfortable wicker chairs throughout. Special attention to presentation and selection makes this hotel restaurant a cut above the rest. The friendly service will keep guests and local residents coming back again and again. Menu offerings include a variety of traditional breakfast options, such as eggs, pancakes and pastries. At lunch, enjoy hot and cold sandwiches and fresh salads, as well as a variety of American food entrees. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Original steakhouse in historic Stockyards |
2458 North Main Street Fort Worth, TX 76106 United States +1 817 624 3945 http://www.cattlemenssteakhous... |
Located in the historic Fort Worth stockyards since 1947, Cattlemen's Steak House will always be hailed a classic beef institution. Steaks are the specialty here—just gaze into the glass butcher case and choose the one you want to have cooked. Other selections include fried jumbo shrimp, charbroiled chicken and steamed lobster. The wine list features wonderful cabernet sauvignons and popular California labels to perfectly compliment your meal. Steak gift-boxes are also available and can be airmailed around the world. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Authentic, independent Texas steakhouse |
3020 South Hulen Court Fort Worth, TX 76109 United States |
This grand steakhouse opened in April 1998 with an idea that began in Oklahoma, where folks enjoy a good steak almost as much as Texans do, and has since earned a loyal local following. The walls of the Charleston's restaurant are beautiful with rough exposed brick, while the candles and small lamps on the tables enhance the romantic atmosphere. The menu includes a wide variety of fork-tender, mouthwatering steaks cooked to order. Try the hickory-grilled rainbow trout, seasoned with pepper, salt and garlic. The house specialty, sautéed shrimp with roasted peppers, is served with fresh asparagus and tossed with pesto-sauced linguine. When your sweet tooth beckons, answer it with delicious desserts such as deep-dish apple walnut cobbler or banana cream pie. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Healthy gourmet foods in downtown area |
615 Main Street Fort Worth, TX 76102 United States +1 817 870 4991 |
This downtown Fort Worth bakery/café is a hit with the local business and hotel trade. Decorated with live plants, it is very fresh and airy. The baked goods here are exquisite, and the salads, hot soups, sandwiches and pasta dishes make for excellent lunch options. House specialties include chicken pomodori panini—focaccia breads topped with fennel sausage, bell peppers, and mozzarella cheese. For dinner, enjoy gourmet entrees such as lemon-oregano chicken or spinach lasagna. Weekend breakfasts are also excellent. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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German cuisine in authentic atmosphere |
3108 Southwest Hwy Fort Worth, TX 76116 United States +1 817 738 5934 |
True Bavarian charm resides at this unlikely location in west Fort Worth. The décor is "Bavarian Chalet," with dark wood accents complementing brick and beige stucco walls. A bandstand located in the center of the dining area features a small dance floor for those who enjoy polka; children and adults often crowd the floor to participate in the chicken dance. A reservation is generally required to obtain a table anywhere close to the action, but dining reservations are not otherwise required. Entertainment starts at 6:30p Sunday-Friday and at 7p on Saturdays. The hearty platters of schnitzel, fried potatoes, sauerbraten and wurst are authentic. Most entrees are accompanied with combinations of tart red cabbage, tangy sauerkraut or delicate, mouthwatering spaetzle dumplings. A small wine list adequately complements the cuisine, although emphasis is on the large selection of domestic and imported beer available on tap. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Made-to-order, family-friendly Mexican food |
1535 North Main Street Fort Worth, TX 76106 United States +1 817 626 3399 |
Housed in an antique red brick building overlooking the historic Stockyards, this family-oriented establishment exudes a fresh, almost eccentric essence that welcomes all. The tempo is set in motion by the friendly wait staff, who are lively and conversational. Of course, there is also the fresh, homemade food.The traditional Tex-Mex menu in El Asadero has several surprises and tasty alternatives including the green enchiladas, plus an array of specialty meat selections. All are marinated and charbroiled Mexican-style, and most are topped with peppers and unique salsas. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Old time Fort Worth favorite |
1400 North Main Street Fort Worth, TX 76106 United States +1 817 624 9206 |
This family owned and operated Mexican restaurant has been in business more than 20 years and the chef, as well as some of the waiters, has been there since the beginning. It resides in a restored building with loft ceilings and the dining room usually crowds with an assortment of regulars. Only fresh ground corn goes into the tortilla chips and corn tortillas made here daily. You will enjoy the traditional Mexican entrees such as chicken tacos and enchiladas, Nachos Grande, and chicken or beef enchiladas. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Traditional Southern foods in Sundance Square |
301 Main Street (at Second Street) Fort Worth, TX 76104 United States +1 817 336 4129 |
Located in the heart of downtown Fort Worth near Sundance Square, Mercury Chophouse is close to the city's best hotels. Chophouse is known for its famous steak, along with a diverse menu of seafood and comfort food. Excellent appetizer choices here include delicious tempura shrimp and sashimi. Main-course selections range from steak, lamb chops, and short-ribs. Favorites include the 18 oz. bone-in-rib-eye, and the pepper crusted tuna mignon. Unique wine-pairings are also available in this intimate and inviting atmosphere. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fresh hand-roasted coffee |
3324 West 7th Street Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 336 5555 / +1 800 809 8430 (coffee orders) |
Four Star Coffee Bar along the corridors of downtown offers an coffee and loose-leaf teas. Open for over five years, this quaint cove is quickly becoming a morning, afternoon and evening pit stop. Renovated from the old Quillan's Fish Market, the area is now furnished with hand painted tables. Coffee beans are purchased from around the world and hand roasted each Sunday after closing. There are approximately 12 light and dark roasts to choose from. Cozy breakfasts and lunches are also served daily. Breakfast fare includes egg pizzas, quesadillas and sandwiches, in addition to traditional options like muffins and bagels. Lunch options are highlighted by an array of vegetarian dishes. Salads, burgers and pizzas as well as several sandwich selections are also available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Funky cafe, 50 years in the making |
915 Currie Street Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 332 0083 |
With a rowdy roadhouse atmosphere and gaudy diner furnishings, this funky, 50-year-old eatery is perfect for families and fun-loving folks in general. Certain nights of the week, Fred's Cafe features special themes, while weekend nights are reserved for live music and patio dancing. Authentic, mile-high hamburgers are the café's claim to fame. Wednesday nights are invent-a-pizza nights, while Friday nights are hot and spicy, with Tex-Mex entrees on special. Diners are also encouraged to suggest new entree combinations, which may even earn a permanent spot on the menu. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Nice restaurant with beautiful surroundings |
3220 Rock Springs Road Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 731 2547 http://www.gardensrestaurantan... |
Located within the Fort Worth Botanical Gardens, Garden's Restaurant offers a quiet escape from a hectic day, just minutes north of Downtown Fort Worth. It's a perfect location for a business lunch, with a beautiful view of the botanical gardens. The fare is very basic and includes sandwiches and salads as well as a variety of desserts. The restaurant is also a popular place for wedding receptions, brunches and business meetings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Gourmet steaks in historic Fort Worth |
105 East Exchange (Stockyards Hotel at North Main) Fort Worth, TX 76106 United States +1 817 624 1246 http://www.h3ranch.com/ |
This large restaurant sits in the historic Fort Worth Stockyards Districtt's Stockyards Hotel. The huge open hickory grill that makes H3 Ranch's food unique catches every diner's eye. Steaks are a mainstay here; try the tender nine-ounce flaming tenderloin(flamed with rum) or the prime rib(spit-roasted above the grill). The roasted suckling pig and the tender rainbow trout filet are also favorites. Weekend breakfasts or brunches are excellent too. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Great steaks near downtown |
1712 South University Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 870 1952 |
This fabulous Texas restaurant is located on the university drive near downtown Fort Worth, the Fort Worth Zoo and the cultural district. The rugged, exposed-wood interior quickly sets you in a western mood, and each wall is adorned with old pictures depicting Fort Worth's infancy.The menu includes a good variety of steaks, including New York strips, rib eyes, top sirloins, T-bones and filet mignons. Roasted and fried chicken, succulent shrimp, hamburgers and a variety of other tasty entrees are also available. Excellent beer choices include Scottish ales, pilsners and porters.Other location:1833 Airport Freeway Bedford TX 76021 +1 817 267 9303. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Romantic setting, Italian food, singing waiters |
6323 Camp Bowie Boulevard Fort Worth, TX 76116 United States +1 817 732 1571 |
This awesome Italian restaurant offers deliciously authentic Italian food, wine and a unique romantic atmosphere. Situated below street level, it draws crowds daily for intimate get-togethers, family celebrations and corporate parties. The intimate booths are perfect for couples, and everyone will enjoy the singing waiters. You will find a variety of fresh Italian foods, steaks and seafood cooked to your specifications. The more you have enjoyed true foods hailing from Italy, the more you will love the prime beef, gourmet pizzas and specialty desserts found here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Long-time Fort Worth favorite |
612 North University Drive Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 335 2756 |
Located near Texas Christian University, this long-time favorite still serves some of the best fried seafood in the city. The friendly staff and cheap eats make it popular with the local university students, but it also a comfortable stop for families and business people. The menu includes mainly fried entrees, so if you are looking for heart healthy fare, you might look elsewhere. However, there are a few grilled seafood dishes. Menu highlights include fried oysters, fresh fried catfish, and fried shrimp. Popular side dishes include jalapeno hush puppies and French fries. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Mexican food, live music since 1935 |
2201 North Commerce Street Fort Worth, TX 76106 United States +1 817 626 4356 http://www.joets.com/ |
Established in 1935, Joe T. Garcia's remains one of Fort Worth's most popular Mexican restaurants, run by the Garcia-LanCarte family. Located in the heart of downtown Fort Worth near hotels and the cultural district, the venue features beautiful fiesta gardens with a patio. Everyone enjoys outdoor seating, complete with ferns, rippling water and huge shade trees. Try the cheese enchiladas or the fajitas (your choice of grilled beef or chicken). Excellent appetizers include Joe's nachos, quesadillas or chalupas. The popular weekend brunch begins with huevos rancheros or migas with potatoes and refried beans. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Down-home cooking in a convenient urban space |
2736 West Seventh Street Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 332 4568 |
Fort Worth, like all cities, has a good share of homey cafes. What sets the Jubilee Café apart is its location, as it sits squarely where the downtown and museum districts meet. The interior is truly country like. The food represents the best in home cooking. Take your pick from down-home favorites such as crunchy chicken-fried steak and gravy or fried catfish. Other delicious entrees include chicken spaghetti, fried catfish nuggets and pepper steak. The pies may remind you of your grandmother's cooking, complete with tall peaks of meringue. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Excellent burgers since 1946 |
4901 Camp Bowie Boulevard Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 732 2881 |
This long time Fort Worth tradition began as a grocery store and meat market in 1946. But today Kincaid's is known for its excellent burgers. The casual eatery, complete with picnic tables and a stand-up counter, is a popular choice by families and business people. Menu options include a variety of juicy burgers, as well as home-style meals such as chicken and dumplings and chicken fried steak. Banana pudding and homemade cookies are favorite choices for dessert. Credit cards are not accepted, but there is an ATM machine inside. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fine Egyptian, Greek and Middle Eastern cuisine |
1512 West Magnolia Avenue Fort Worth, TX 76104 United States +1 817 335 3051 |
King Tut Restaurant is located in a newly renovated area near downtown Fort Worth. Opened by Cairo native Amin Mahmoud in October of 1992, King Tut features Egyptian, Greek and Middle Eastern food in a setting that features tapestries, Egyptian figures and images of the real King Tut adorning the walls. Entrees include fried falafel with chickpeas, fava beans, onions and leeks, Macarona Bil Béchamel- an Egyptian-style lasagna with sirloin beef and tubular pasta as opposed to lasagna noodles, and the delectable shawarma, which combines loads of shrimp, chicken breast, lamb or sirloin with onions, tomatoes and spices. Several vegetarian dishes are also available, whereas desserts such as the beloved Baklava uphold the Greek theme. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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An elegant dining experience |
1600 South University Boulevard Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 334 0000 |
Vito Ciraci's elegant restaurant has been located in the University Village shopping center for four years. Located close to the Cultural District and Texas Christian University, the place is all formal continental sophistication, with linen tablecloths, silver lamps at the tables and fine artworks on the walls. Try the thinly sliced beef carpaccio as an appetizer and follow it up with exquisite veal scallopine or red snapper. Meanwhile, the dessert tray features spumoni and sorbet. The food at La Piazza is expensive but exotic and makes for an extraordinary experience. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Mexican cuisine |
3405 West Seventh Street Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 850 9996 |
Owned by the grandson of the legendary connoisseur and chef of Mexican cuisine, Joe T. Garcia, Lanny Lancarte presents some of the most lip-smacking recipes at this Tex-Mex kitchen. While the appetizers range from crab and lobster ceviche to Pozole consumme, the main course includes dishes such as seared foie gras with quince salsa and Empanada enriched with a dash of piloncillo caramelized onions. You need to splurge a minimum of $55 per head for a five course menu while a seven course meal would cost you about $75. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Upscale Western themed restaurant |
2406 North Main Street Fort Worth, TX 76110 United States +1 817 740 8810 |
Located in the historic Fort Worth Stockyards, this restaurant resides in a saloon-style building loaded with Western ambiance. Horse saddles hang from the walls and a large wooden bar stretches across the dining room. A tin ceiling adds to the authentic charm. Chef/Owner Tim Love is a native Texan, which obvious in his most-requested specialty, Roasted Garlic-Stuffed Beef Tenderloin. Other menu items emulate Italian, Spanish, Mexican and Asian fare, including the Buffalo Rib Eye and Quail Quesadillas. With limited hours and seating for just 52 people, it would be wise to call ahead for a reservation. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Gourmet Mexican cooking is viewed as an art here |
2629 North Main Street Fort Worth, TX 76106 United States +1 817 624 1511 http://www.losvaqueros.com/ |
Los Vaqueros is located in the historic Stockyards district in a restored circa 1915 packinghouse made of red brick. 'The North Fort Worth Historical Society' gave this restaurant the coveted Community Pride award in 1996. The interior décor maintains the early 1900s look with its weathered walls, while the table settings are elegant. Entrees include the combination fajita dinner, Los Vaqueros dinner(a meat taco, guacamole, an enchilada, and a tamale) and the sonya special(a chicken enchilada, a soft cheese taco, and a crunchy guacamole tostada). With garden seating for 300 and a banquet facility that holds 150, business functions are easy to arrange here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Delightful bistro serves seafood, beef and chicken |
4700 Camp Bowie Boulevard Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States |
A colorful mural on the outside walls of this charming little eatery announces the cuisine to all who pass by: chicken, seafood and beef. Once inside, patrons are greeted by yet another mural, this one commemorating the history of Fort Worth, including the Historic Stockyards. Seasonal specials are listed on a chalkboard; the annual "Lobsterama" in September features delicious whole lobsters at unbelievable prices. The menu at Lucille's Stateside Bistro includes different kinds of grilled fish and chicken as well as a good variety of steaks and hamburgers. Calorie-conscious diners may take note of the starred entries on the menu, which specify low-fat options. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Terrific pizza in a casual atmosphere |
1813 W Berry St Fort Worth, TX 76110 United States +1 817 923 3541 http://www.mamaspizzas.net/sto... |
This may just be the best pizza in the state of Texas. This modest little hole in the wall doesn't have fancy décor, but the 20-inch Mama's Special is an outstanding experience, with a warm, chewy crust and savory seasonings. Ask for plain cheese or any combination of 12 tasty toppings. If a 20-inch pizza seems like too much of a great thing, there are four smaller sizes available ranging from 8-16 inches. Try the lunch buffet and get all-you-can-eat pasta and salad to go with this terrific pizza. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Long-time Fort Worth restaurant |
1805 Eighth Avenue Fort Worth, TX 76110 United States +1 817 921 5582 |
The new owners of this long-time American restaurant are still serving up the same old favorites enjoyed by Fort Worth residents for more than 50 years. With friendly service and fresh food, this eatery is a great value for families and couples. Enjoy homestyle entrees, such as Steak, Meatloaf and Fried Catfish, as well as traditional side dishes. Specialties here include a Texas tradition - Chicken Fried Steak - coated in batter and fried to perfection without being overly greasy. Dessert pies are also available for dining in or taking home. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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North Fort Worth Mexican cuisine |
1651 East Northside Drive Fort Worth, TX 76106 United States +1 817 838 8285 |
This festive North Fort Worth Mexican restaurant and market is a great place for group events. The open dining room is complete with sturdy wooden tables decorated with mosaic tile. Colorful Mexican art adorns the walls. The wait staff is pleasant and attentive, making this an excellent place for families, as well as business travelers. The menu includes traditional favorites, including nachos, tacos and enchiladas. Fajitas are a standout here and can include a variety of chicken, beef and shrimp grilled to perfection with fresh onions and peppers. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Great Mexican food near downtown and Cultural District |
1625 Eighth Avenue (at Allen Avenue) Fort Worth, TX 76104 United States +1 817 927 8541 |
Housed in a rejuvenated area in downtown Fort Worth's medical district, the Mexican Inn has been around for decades. Its reputation for getting people in and out quickly is a plus with the area business lunch crowd. The food is a combination of old standards done right. Selections include beef and cheese enchiladas, Chile rellenos and beef, and chicken strip salad in a homemade tortilla shell bowl. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Traditional Mexican restaurant in Sundance Square |
509 Main Street Fort Worth, TX 76106 United States +1 817 877 3600 |
Located in Sundance Square, Mi Cocina offers traditional Mexican favorites, as well as a variety of seafood entrees. The decor exudes the charm of small adobe hut just outside of Monterrey, with rustic wood tables and chairs scattered about the dining room. The outside patio is much more festive and is an excellent place to enjoy your meal when the weather is nice. It is usually crowded at lunch with business people and tourists. The menu includes a variety of standard Tex-Mex fare including enchiladas, tacos and burritos. There are also excellent shrimp entrees, including shrimp fajitas and grilled shrimp. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Gourmet food, casual ambience |
3413 West 7th Street Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 877 3413 |
Chef-proprietor Michael Thomson has offered fine dining at this Forth Worth legend for many years. Michaels Restaurant offers only the best in contemporary ranch-style cuisine, while the less formal Ancho Chile Bar offers food as well as drinks. The casual ambience in each is equally suited to business travelers and families. Signature dishes include the venison quesadillas, the pecan chicken stuffed with goat cheese and the pistachio salmon fillet. Rich desserts such as key lime pie and flan with roasted pecan sauce make for excellent choices. A sunday brunch is offered every weekend, with features items such as eggs benedict and specialty omelets. The full wine list is reasonably priced. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Authentic Italian food hailed as Fort Worth's best |
3416 West Seventh Street Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 332 5226 |
Owner Silver Querinan hails from Italy,thus he knows Italian dishes well. Milano's location has opened only since 1997 and has been garnering popoular demand for another branch in Fort Worth. The main dining room's atmosphere is romantic at night, with small booths and intimate lighting. The menu, meanwhile, is full of traditional dishes. Your mouth will water as you choose between fried calamari with marinara sauce, fettucine Alfredo, chicken marsala and other enticing dishes. The pizzas here are also heavenly, and come in both thin-crust and deep-dish varieties. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Great inexpensive breakfast near Cultural District |
1509 S. University Drive Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 336 0311 |
This place began as a pancake house in 1962 and has been a local favorite ever since. The location is convenient to Trinity Park as well as other attractions in the Cultural District. The decor is a little worn, yet also homey and pleasant, with wooden paneling and paintings on the wall. At Ol' South Pancake House and Family Restaurant, the menu focuses primarily on different kinds of breakfast: eggs, waffles, omelets and several types of pancakes. There is a different lunch special every day, while the dinner menu features country standards such as meatloaf and chicken-fried steak. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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American diner in the hospital district |
1633 Park Place Avenue Fort Worth, TX 76110 United States +1 817 923 2282 |
Long-time Fort Worth restaurateur Peter Schroder opened this old-fashioned diner in 1998. Located in the hospital district near downtown, the restaurant draws local residents, as well as hospital employees for lunch. Counter ordering from a chalkboard menu are reminiscent of days long ago. The intimate restaurant has limited seating and is fills quickly during peak hours. Breakfast offerings include the staples of pancakes, biscuits and gravy, waffles and omelets. The lunch and dinner menu includes everything from Chicken Fried Steak to Grilled Catfish and Meatloaf. Other favorites include salads, as well as a large variety of side dishes including Cheese Fries, Onion Rings, Hush Puppies, and even Black-Eyed Peas. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Classic homestyle atmosphere and menu |
704 West Magnolia Avenue Fort Worth, TX 76104 United States +1 817 335 2041 |
A step apart from the usual chain coffeehouse, this traditional establishment is a classic 1950s diner reminiscent of an old soda shop. It features coffee and hearty helpings of food and encourages quiet, casual conversation. Serving breakfast and lunch only, Paris Coffee Shop is known for its desserts and plate lunches. Selections include fried chicken, catfish, and liver and onions. Breakfast selections are just as plentiful and include eggs(any style), bacon and toast. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Flavorful Greek food with an authentic flair |
401 North Henderson Street Fort Worth, TX 76102 United States +1 817 810 0800 |
The Parthenon Greek Restsaurant opened its doors in 1997. Operated by Peter and Gus Katzianis, both originally from Cyprus, this eatery is in accordance with the authenticity and vibrant flair of its name. The surroundings are authentically Greek, complete with native music. Lunch specialties include baked moussaka and pastitsio, both of which are lasagna-like dishes. Dinner portions and choices expand. The most delectable feature is savory hummus and lamb chops. Additional selections include the lamb and the skewers of beef and pork, which are grilled and then topped with a cinnamon-tomato sauce. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Globally influenced gourmet food |
2443 Forest Park Boulevard Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 922 0808 |
The food at this upscale, globally influenced restaurant is not only delicious, but also artistically displayed on the plates. Fine white china and stemmed glassware adorn the white tablecloth tables. To keep every visit here fresh, the menu at The Pegasus changes with seasonally. For a delicious entree, try the pepper coriander seed-crusted tuna, wild duck breast, the rack of lamb or the delightful porcini mushroom ravioli. The well-selected wine list offers choices by the bottle and the glass. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Great pizza and Italian food |
512 Main Street Fort Worth, TX 76102 United States +1 817 870 2222 |
This is a standard pizza joint complete with red-checkered tablecloths, but the downtown location and excellent grub make it a busy place at lunchtime. Although the joint built its reputation on its pizza, the menu also has numerous Italian favorites, such as homemade lasagna, a variety of pasta entrees, along with fresh salads and sandwiches. Try the tiramisu for dessert. It was mentioned in Texas Monthly magazine as among the best in the state. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Popular Italian eatery near top-notch entertainment |
226 Lincoln Square (at Collins and I-30) Fort Worth, TX 76011 United States +1 817 261 3883 |
Portofino has been hailed by the Dallas Morning News as one of Arlington's most romantic restaurants. The dining area is dimly lit, the décor is done in shades of green and mauve, and patrons are treated to live piano music as they enjoy their meals. The menu lists entrees such as the savory manicotti al forno, pollo biancaneve (chicken, brandy and mushrooms), filetto al pepe (tenderloin in peppercorn sauce) and pollo con gamberi parisienne (chicken, shrimp and mushrooms). Desserts include crème brulee and tiramisu. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Sports bar serving great burgers |
209 West Fifth Street Fort Worth, TX 76102 United States +1 817 335 2575 http://www.pour-house.com |
The Pour House is a great place in downtown to watch your favorite sports and enjoy a good hamburger. The interior is dark with a wooden bar and there is a view of Sundance Square from the main dining room. The televisions are strategically located so you never miss any action, and the burgers are made from choice sirloin. A variety of standard bar fare is also available, including cheese fries, buffalo wings, tostada chips and several sandwich choices. Domestic and imported beers, as well as several wines by the glass are available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Prize-winning barbecue in Cultural District |
2900 Montgomery Street (at Vickery) Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 738 9808 |
Railhead was rated as excellent by the Zagat Survey and has received a certificate from the Texas legislature for serving the best barbecue in Texas. The menu is what you would expect to find at a quality Texas barbecue restaurant. Succulent smoked ribs are rosy and ready to fall off the bone. The savory beef brisket can be ordered sliced or chopped. Barbecued salami, chicken, bologna, ham and turkey round out the rest of the meat menu. A wide variety of beer is available, too. To get your food, you go to the bar and place your order, then bring it back to the table yourself. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tasty Cajun Food |
318, Main Street Fort Worth, TX 76102 United States +1 817 429 7009 http://www.razzoos.com/ |
If you are looking for an up-beat place to dine, Razzoo's Cajun Cafe is a great match for you. The cafe's wide menu selection includes tasty seafood, steak, chicken, and pastas all prepared Cajun-style. Razzoo's Cajun Cafe will make your dining experience a memorable one with its cheerful theme and atmosphere. The restaurant also offers catering year around. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Texas to a "T" |
310, Houston St Fort Worth, TX 76102 United States +1 817 336 1009 http://www.reata.net/ |
If you ever though that the words sophisticated and cowboy just don't sound right in the same sentence, think again. The Reata serves up some of the tastiest down home Southwest fare in Texas accompanied with a friendly and refined atmosphere. The allure of the old Reata still exists despite the fact the original location no longer does. Inside, the Library Bar is decorated with salvaged copper trim from the tornado ravaged Bank One building where the Reata was previously housed, and the dining room is made to resemble the "old" 35-story view. So sit back, relax and reminisce as you dig in to a slab of ribs. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Premier Fort Worth restaurant in the Worthington Hotel |
200 Main Street (in the Worthington Hotel) Fort Worth, TX 76102 United States +1 817 870 1000 |
Located on the second floor of the Renaissance Worthington Hotel, Kalamatas elicits a true Mediterranean feel with its spacious archways with blue tiles and authentic artifacts. Kalamatas offers a warm and inviting destination for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The menu is extensive and includes tapas, salads, brick-oven pizzas, pastas and entrees. Sandwiches are also available for lunch. The breakfast menu includes healthy items such as the egg white omelette with spinach, feta and tomatoes, and sinfully rich items like the homemade brioche French toast with berries and citrus sabayon. You are sure to find something for everyone. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Upscale sandwich shop |
3716 Camp Bowie Boulevard Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States |
Located on the historic brick-lined portion of Camp Bowie Boulevard, this upscale neighborhood sandwich shop attracts local Texas Christian University students. The casual ambiance is perfect for families, as well as couples out for dinner and a movie. Tasty burgers, a variety of sandwiches and excellent onion wings are served in a busy dining room. The Fried Dill Pickles, sliced pickles deep-fried to perfection, are a house favorite. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Barbecue tradition since 1927 |
300 Main Street Fort Worth, TX 76102 United States +1 817 877 3306 http://www.risckys.com/ |
In 1927 the Riscky family opened their first grocery store in the Fort Worth Stockyards and they have been serving the residents ever since. With three locations now in Fort Worth, the barbecue served here is legendary. The main location in Sundance Square serves all of the favorites, including beef ribs, pork ribs, chicken, ham and turkey, each seasoned with "Riscky Dust" and barbecued to perfection. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Texas-sized steaks in the heart of the Stockyards |
120 East Exchange Avenue Fort Worth, TX 76106 United States +1 817 334 0080 http://www.risckys.com/ |
Everything about Riscky's Inn says "Cowtown." The bar section has some of the coziest booths in the area, and the décor sports a cowboy theme, with western items hanging from the wall and ceiling. The steaks here are as big as Texas, and the Pecan Pie stands alone among Texas desserts. Sink your teeth into chicken, grilled shrimp or even the delectable calf fries. You can also find some of the famous Riscky's barbecue here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Steakhouse and more |
4335 River Oaks Boulevard Fort Worth, TX 76114 United States +1 817 626 8866 |
One thing there is no shortage of in Texas is steakhouses, and if you are looking to sample the local cuisine (i.e. cow), you will not have to look around too long. This popular west side meat lovers haven lives up to the steakhouse image (dark and filled with a forest of wood) and is the perfect place to take a gaggle of clients. But, you will find more than just good steak here. Other offerings include quail, as well as catfish, shrimp and fried chicken. Of course, the steaks are good, too. Try the T-Bone, top sirloin, rib-eye, and New York strip for fork-tender, mouth-watering cuts of meat. Entrees are complete with salad bar, and your choice of french fries or a baked potato. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fine beef and more near Sundance Square |
1309 Calhoun St (at 12th Street) Fort Worth, TX 76102 United States +1 817 332 1288 |
The atmosphere here is strictly Cowtown, right down to the western language on the menu. The atmosphere here can best be described as rustic roadhouse with Internet access (eight computers are available for public use). The weathered walls include pictures of old west personalities, both local and national. Favorite entrees include baked salmon, red snapper, steaks, prime rib and the Wild West Filet. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Gourmet Italian food with pampering service |
2455 Forest Park Boulevard (at Park Hill) Fort Worth, TX 76110 United States +1 817 923 0522 |
Ruffino's Ristorante Italiano, located in an upscale Fort Worth neighborhood, has been a hit since 1992. Business professionals, couples and students from Texas Christian University come to enjoy the low-lit ambience and elegant atmosphere. While you eat, brothers/owners Franco and Bobby Albanese will probably stroll by your table to get an off-the-cuff critique of your meal. House specialties include the salmon sciarpa (grilled salmon in puffed pastry with a lemon caper piccata sauce) and the portobello tower, which is packed with mushrooms, breaded eggplant, spinach and feta cheese, all layered to structure a 4-inch tower. Traditional Italian dishes shine as well, including the frutti di mare with linguine, shrimp, scallops, mussels and clams. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Authentic French fare |
3617 West Seventh St Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 737 2781 |
This quaint cottage-style restaurant transports you to the French countryside, while you bask in aroma of authentic French cuisine. The romantic ambiance is perfect for couples, but plan plenty of time because the four-course meal come in traditional French fashion: without haste. Start your meal with Grilled Portobello and caramelized onions on a bed of spinach. Then choose from a variety of entrees, such as Rabbit Tenderloin, Fillet of Sole, or Grilled John Dory. Dessert is inescapable here. Try the warm Chocolate Cake or Poached Pear with sweet mascarpone cheese. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fine Italian food in the medical district |
206 West Aries South Padre Island Fort Worth, TX 76104 United States +1 956 761 1755 http://www.scampisspi.com/ |
Scampi's looks like a little sidewalk café on the outside, with a couple of white iron tables and chairs gracing the entrance. A black-and-white checkered tablecloth and cloth napkins flesh out the special, romantic ambiance as Italian music plays in the background. A group of 8-10 entrees are available for lunch, along with about twice as many at dinner. The house specialty, spaghetti, is served both by itself and as a side dish with the lasagna, the cannelloni, the linguine or one of the many other entrees. If you have room, try one of the heavenly desserts such as tiramisu or creamy custard. Finally, you may bring your own bottle of wine. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hearty, satisfying fare late at night |
2755 South Hulen Street Fort Worth, TX 76109 United States +1 817 207 0788 |
Late-night hours make this place a favorite haunt for night revelers and couples out on the town. There's plenty of space and sunshine in this large room, in which windows line an entire wall. The patio is romantic, and a roaring jukebox adds jazzy ambiance. More traditionally minded diners will enjoy cheese fries and chicken-fried steak, while the grilled chicken will satisfy dieters. Lovers of the esoteric might like to try the ostrich burger. There are also specialty drinks such as the bright blue electric lemonade to lighten your spirits. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Great "western" cuisine |
111 West Exchance Avenue Fort Worth, TX 76106 United States +1 817 624 8701 |
Serving mainly Texas favorites (burgers, steak and chicken fried steak), Star Cafe is a long-standing tradition in the Stockyards Historic District. Western memorabilia lines the walls of this casual eatery, which has a nostalgic cowboy ambiance. The menu centers on beef, including tender, juicy burgers and steaks. Other menu offerings include grilled chicken and a variety of sandwiches, as well as a few salad choices, which are popular for lunch. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Authentic Chinese food draws great crowds |
5712 Locke Avenue Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 738 7300 |
There are more than 150 items available at this fabulous ethnic Chinese restaurant. Located near downtown Fort Worth and the Cultural District, Szechuan Restaurant draws a mix of business patrons and out-of-town guests. The ambiance features low lighting, and the staff provides prompt service.The ingredients are always fresh; the zesty chicken dishes are sweet and pungent, whereas the beef is tender and tasty. House specialties include shrimp and scallops in a hot garlic sauce, pan-fried noodles with chicken and vegetables, and the Mongolian barbecue combination platter. Daily lunch specials are available,too. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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For a meat bonanza! |
101 N. Houston Street Fort Worth, TX 76102 United States +1 817 882 9500 http://www.texasdebrazil.com |
This popular restaurant serves up delicacies, such as Angus Beef Steak, Brazilian Sausage, and Roasted Australian Cold Water Lobster Tail Served with Drawn Butter. The meat is cooked over an open flame, and the waiters carry the roasted items straight to your table on skewers, before carving out the slices. Generous portions and a skilled, efficient staff add to the appeal of the place. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Excellent Mexican food |
4004 White Settlement Road Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States |
This traditional-style Mexican kitchen is complete with Mexican decor, including contemporary murals that adorn the walls. The location is popular for business people, as well as local families in search of a good meal. From the outside, you would think this is just another dive Mexican food restaurant, but once you get a taste, you will know the food is a cut above the rest. The menu includes traditional Mexican favorites, such as enchiladas, fajitas and burritos. Specialties include Jose's Chimichanga, tender Rib Eye Steak and Shrimp Fajitas. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fresh Mexican food eatery |
5301 Camp Bowie Boulevard Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 377 2777 |
The interior of this place could easily pass for the restaurant version of a Mexican quilt. It is that bright and colorful. Traditional Mexico-inspired decor adorns the walls adding even more color. The open dining room is casual and the friendly waitstaff is attentive. Traditional Tex-Mex fare, such as fajitas, enchiladas and burritos are excellent. Other specialties on the menu include broiled quail and a few seafood entrees. Save room for dessert—the flan is excellent here. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Great shopping near downtown |
1540-1612 South University Drive Fort Worth, TX 76107 United States +1 817 332 5700 |
Located a short distance from downtown, this fine shopping center has specialty shops and restaurants to fit different budgets. You can dine at Blue Mesa Grill, Chili's Grill & Bar, Water or La Piazza. University Park Village has 17 unique specialty stores, including Bath & Body Works, Wolfe Camera, Omaha Steaks and Hallmark Showcase. In addition, there are nine ladies' apparel shops(including Banana Republic Women, Harold's and Victoria's Secret), three men's clothing shops (including John L. Ashe and the Gap), four children's wear shops(including GapKids, Beyond Conception and the Limited Too) and shoe stores such as Nine West, Ann Taylor and Stride Rite. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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