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 Homestyle Texas barbecue |
300 East Main Street Fort Worth, TX 76036 United States +1 817 297 3121 |
The beef here is as fresh as it gets. The owners raise it themselves. Several varieties of barbecue are served here, including beef brisket, chopped beef, ham, sausage and smoked pork ribs. On Friday and Saturday nights, chicken is also available. Friendly service and a casual atmosphere make this an excellent location to bring the family. The decor includes tasteful Texas memorabilia with subtle coloring throughout the dining room. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Affordable Tex-Mex cuisine |
2980 East Southlake Boulevard Fort Worth, TX 76092 United States +1 817 748 0100 |
Modern decor and fast-paced service set this restaurant above the plethora of Tex-Mex choices found throughout the Metroplex. The menu consists of standard Tex-Mex choices - enchiladas, quesadillas, nachos, flautas and tamales. If you are dining for lunch, the specials here are a great choice and very affordable. Specialties include the handmade tamale dinner and the shrimp sauteed in lime sauce served over a bed of rice with just the right amount of spice. Complete your meal with one of the delicious sopaipillas and you will walk away satisfied. Other Locations are: 1900 Long Prairie Road,Flower Mound, TX 75022. Tel (+1 972 874 7892). 106 N Denton Tap Rd 240, Coppell, TX 75019. Tel (+1 972 304 0321). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Long-time Arlington steak house |
1724 West Division Street Fort Worth, TX 76012 United States +1 817 275 7881 |
In business since 1931, this long-time Arlington steak house is nothing but simple, with only home-style meals on the menu. The decor is vintage, and country music croons in the background. The menu includes a wide variety of dishes, and Chicken Fried Steak, of course, is a favorite here. Other offerings include various chicken, barbecue, steak and seafood entrees. Fresh yeast rolls complement your meal well and there is an impressive kids menu, making this an excellent place to bring the family. 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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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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Casual eatery serving American cuisine |
3517 South Cooper Street Fort Worth, TX 76015 United States +1 817 466 2825 |
This casual eatery serves some of the biggest burgers in town - guaranteed to stave off hunger pains. This is a great family-friendly restaurant with an attentive wait staff. The decor is rustic, with Texas memorabilia adorning the walls. The menu consists of home-cooked favorites including burgers, Chicken Fried Steak, Pork Chops and Meatloaf. On the lighter side, there is an excellent selection of salads, as well as grilled chicken sandwiches. For dessert, try a thick Chocolate Milkshake or choose from a variety of smoothies for something light. The bar serves beer and a variety of mixed drinks. 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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Freshly cooked catfish in Arlington |
2735 West Division Street (at Bowen Street) Fort Worth, TX 76012 United States +1 817 275 9631 |
Catfish Sam's is known for the best catfish.This restaurant is run by the Lester family, who have won several 'Texas Restaurant Association' blue ribbons. Juicy, fork-tender catfish is prepared in the famous southern style with cornmeal breading. Other entrees include chicken-fried steak, shrimp, clam strips, chicken strips and fried pickles (a Southern delicacy). The true Texas food experience is enhanced by side dishes such as pinto beans, coleslaw, homemade yeast rolls and hush puppies. Moreover, the restaurant's casual ambiance is complimented well by metal tables covered with maroon tablecloths. 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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Rustic exterior features homestyle favorites |
7120 South I-35 (at Alta Mesa) Fort Worth, TX 76133 United States +1 817 551 6166 |
Inside a rustic facade is this family-friendly restaurant serving home style meals, as well as Tex-Mex choices you are sure to enjoy. Start off the evening with a round of margaritas and chips and salsa before perusing the menu of traditional Mexican entrees, such as enchiladas, fajitas and quesadillas. Homestyle selections that could easily come from your grandma's recipe book complement the Mexican favorites and include chicken fried steak, beef stew, burgers, and chicken fingers served with fries and fresh vegetables. 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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Four-star restaurant near DFW |
621 East Southlake Boulevard (at Byron Nelson Parkway) Fort Worth, TX 76092 United States +1 817 410 9001 |
Brothers Curtis and Chris Wells are proud of their four-star restaurant, Classic Cafe. Executive chef Jennifer Brightman serves her signature beef dishes with crawfish-butter, stilton cheese and many other ingredients. Beef entrees include the 16-ounce bone-in rib eye, which comes coated with blue cheese and breadcrumbs, as well as the daily beef special. If you are not in the mood for beef, try one of the many classic chicken entrees, the Asian-flavored Soy-Glazed salmon or the savory swordfish special. Desserts include such favorites as pecan pie and crème brûlée. The space sports a good-sized lounge, a library with wood paneling, two dining rooms, a fireplace and stucco walls. The restaurant has another location at 504 North Oak Street, Roanoke TX 76262 (+1 817 430 8185). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Excellent barbecue in Arlington |
2612 West Pioneer Parkway Fort Worth, TX 76013 United States +1 817 860 2066 |
The decor of this small Arlington barbecue restaurant is reminiscent of a 1950s diner, and the Coca Cola-clad eatery is famous for tender beef brisket. Other menu items include hearty onion rings and baked beans, as well as barbecue chicken, turkey and sausage. The cobbler served here will keep you coming back time and time again. This is a great location to bring the family. A friendly wait staff and attentive customer service ensure a pleasant experience. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Traditional barbecue in West Fort Worth |
6262 McCart Avenue Fort Worth, TX 76133 United States |
Cousin's family-style barbecue is known throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex for excellent, melt-in-your-mouth barbecue. The decor is rustic, with, large wood booths, creating a casual, comfortable atmosphere. Menu selections include pork ribs, barbecue beef, chicken, turkey and sausage. Arrive here early on weekday evenings, as the after-work rush will often create lines out the door. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Deliciously authentic Tex-Mex cuisine |
240 Grapevine Highway Fort Worth, TX 76054 United States |
Eduardo's brings you delicious Tex-Mex cuisine seemingly straight from the border. Complimentary appetizers include relishing salsa, fresh cilantro, warm tortilla chips and a cup of vegetable soup. For dinner, try the Spicy Carne Asada—chewy steak fragrant with garlic and spices. An authentic tostada dinner, the chicken enchilada dinner and the miguelito's special are also excellent choices. The homemade pralines make an excellent dessert. Alcohol is not served, but you are encouraged to bring your own. 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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Mexican restaurant with Aztec decor |
3314 Harwood Road Fort Worth, TX 76021 United States +1 817 283 4691 |
Owner Luis Espinosa goes great lengths to give offer his guests with a fine Mexican dining experience. He award winning salsa graces each table and is also sold commercially. The restaurant's interior is decorated in colorful Aztec design; the tables are rugged, but the chairs are comfortable. Specialty entrees include camarones borrachos(10 succulent shrimp with garlic, lemon, peppers and onions) and carne Asada(flank steak in lime-garlic-cilantro butter sauce). Other entrees include chimichangas, crunchy tacos, savory enchiladas and fabulous flautas. The huge sopapillas are homemade and make an excellent dessert. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Casual atmosphere, fresh seafood |
3468 Bluebonnet Circle Fort Worth, TX 76109 United States |
Take a dip into the fabulous ocean fare at this homegrown establishment, which has been in operation for several years. Originally the place was just a fresh fish market, later it expanded to accommodate this delectable restaurant. Fishmonger's Seafood Market & Grill's ambiance is inviting and friendly. Fish, shrimp and clams are prepared in a number of ways, with minimal seasonings enhancing the food's natural flavor. The house specialty is the gumbo. Fish chosen from the neighboring fish market is mixed into a stew-like soup with Cajun spices and vegetables. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Steaks, live country music and dancing |
3375 West Euless Boulevard Fort Worth, TX 76040 United States +1 817 267 6401 |
Started since 1964, Flame continues to be the favorite destination for excellent steak among visitors and locals alike. Live country music enhances the casual and friendly atmosphere; the dance floor is large enough to accommodate many dancers. Steaks rule the menu, from the great rib eyes and sirloins to the bacon-wrapped filets. Of course, there are many other choices, including spicy teriyaki chicken, fork-tender fried catfish and sumptuous shrimp platters. All entrees come with a choice of salad and potatoes or rice. The bar also offers excellent choices in beer and wine. 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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Sports bar with Cajun food |
2155 West Airport Freeway Fort Worth, TX 76040 United States +1 817 858 9707 |
Gator's Bayou is much more than just a run-of-the-mill sports bar. The restaurant does have Texas size TVs, pool tables and video games, and enough neon beer signs to light a small Vegas casino, there is also a section of tables for those who just want to eat good Cajun food. You will enjoy live bands Wednesday through Sunday nights, as well as Karaoke night on Tuesdays. Cajun specialties include Blackened Catfish, etouffee, and po' boy sandwiches. Other menu items include the standard bar fare: chicken wings, burgers, and sandwiches. 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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Upscale versions of favorite American foods near Texas Motor Speedway |
6480 I-35 West (at Western Center Boulevard) Fort Worth, TX 76137 United States +1 817 847 9802 |
J. Christen's Grill and Bar is located just a couple of miles south from the Texas Motor Speedway, and its interior is decorated with racing pictures, racing car doors, checkered flags and framed fire suits. The food includes chicken, burgers, catfish, steaks and Tex-Mex dishes. The plump, spicy grilled chicken filet is liberally dusted with spices before being grilled, and the half-pound mushroom and grilled onion cheeseburger is simply superb! Gourmets are delightful including juicy prime filet mignon, complete with grilled onions and mushrooms. Desserts include an excellent lime pie and the chocolate shell dessert stuffed with pound cake, strawberries and whipped cream. 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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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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Authentic Mexican fare |
4320 Western Center Boulevard Fort Worth, TX 76137 United States +1 817 306 9000 |
Mexican favorites and innovative cuisine collide at this modern but authentic restaurant. Tejano music plays in the background and televisions tuned to sports are just about everywhere. Start your meal with an order of queso flameado, melted cheese served with Mexican sausage. Interesting entrees include shrimp quesadillas and quail, and the traditional Mexican gang of grub features fajitas, enchiladas and flautas. 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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Mexican kitchen with popular takeout |
1730 East Division Street Fort Worth, TX 76011 United States +1 817 265 8858 |
This eatery is primarily a takeout place, although tables are scattered about a makeshift dining room. The restaurant has been a hit in Arlington since 1996. Breakfast fare is popular here and includes such Mexican favorites as Egg Burritos, Migas and Huevos Ranchero, which are Mexican-style eggs. Lunch is also served here, including enchiladas, fajitas, flautas, tamales and quesadillas. 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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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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Homestyle Tex-Mex foods |
209 West Bedford-Euless Road Fort Worth, TX 76053 United States +1 817 282 5232 |
Manager Ruben Pinto Sr. greets every customer with a sincere handshake, a sure sign of the restaurant's family-friendly ambiance. The walls are done in pink and yellow, while beautiful green plants add beauty and grace the setting. Specialties include the spinach-and-chicken enchilada dinner, complete with refried beans and rice. The hot Miguelito's flan(made with kahlua) just may be the best you have ever tasted. 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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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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Located at Texas Star Golf Course |
1400 Texas Star Parkway Fort Worth, TX 76039 United States +1 817 685 1843 |
Even if golf is not your sport, it is worth a trip to Texas Star Golf Course in Euless just to eat at this outstanding grill. Texas decor completes the experience at this upscale, but casual location. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, this is a great location to take out-of-town business guests. Breakfast selections include waffles, pancakes and a variety of egg dishes. Lunch fare centers on the usual burgers and sandwiches. For dinner, try the Catfish Fillets, coated with seasoned breadcrumbs, then fried to perfection, but not greasy. Other favorites include Chicken Fried Steak, a Texas tradition. 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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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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Great Texas beef in the heart of Cowtown |
4627 City Lake Boulevard West Fort Worth, TX 76132 United States +1 817 263 5577 http://www.saltgrass.com/ |
This great steakhouse offers Texas favorites in the heart of Cowtown. The interior of Saltgrass Steak House has longhorn steer and deer heads perched on the walls, as well as Texas signs and other memorabilia. The perimeter of the restaurant is against a small lake, so there is ample opportunity to watch the water and maybe catch a glimpse of a duck while you are dining. The menu concentrates on beef—the thick and juicy cognac pepper Angus steak is mouthwatering. You also have choices of wonderful dishes like the plump grilled chicken breast and the grilled chicken pasta salad. The wine list here is well rounded, a perfect compliment to your meal. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Large variety of meats available |
441 West Pioneer Parkway Fort Worth, TX 75051 United States +1 972 263 4422 |
Located just east of Arlington in Grand Prairie, this barbecue establishment only cooks its meat the traditional way: slow hickory smoked for hours. The plain dining room offers a casual atmosphere ideal for local families sharing a meal together. Eight meats are available, including pork ribs, chopped beef, bologna, sliced beef, sausage and beef brisket. Side dishes include beans, coleslaw and potato salad, as well as several varieties of pie for dessert. Note that only cash is accepted. 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 |
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Excellent burgers and homestyle food |
9413 Highway 377 South Fort Worth, TX 76126 United States +1 817 249 1158 http://www.texasgrill.com |
During peak times, it is standing room only at this popular Benbrook homestyle restaurant. The casual interior is bright and open with lots of windows for natural light. Order your food at the counter and then wait for the staff to call your name. With more than 20 burgers to choose from, you are sure to find your favorite here. Popular choices such as the mushroom and swiss burger and hickory burger are always well prepared. Other menu items include fried catfish, salads, sandwiches, and homemade pies. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Texas-style cuisine, live music and dancing |
2300 East Lamar Boulevard (at Highway 360) Fort Worth, TX 76006 United States +1 817 640 6411 http://www.traildust.com/ |
Trail Dust Steakhouse offers a true Texas dining experience with live country music in a building that resembles a large country barn. Long wooden tables, complete with red-checkered tablecloths, bring everyone together in a family style. The dress code is "anything" except neckties. The chefs cook up large, juicy steaks over a mesquite wood fire. For a melt-in-your-mouth cut of beef, try the tenderfoot tenderloin, the stud porterhouse or the bull shipper(a 50-ounce porterhouse). Other entrees include baby back ribs, fried catfish, and mesquite-broiled chicken breasts. The desserts are excellent, so save room for the delicious chocolate fudge cake or the hot apple cobbler. Review © 2007, Wcities |
