Fort Worth Restaurants by District

Fort Worth cuisine is as flavorful as the city's rich heritage and world-class artistic masterpieces. Featuring Texas’ best ingredients and a mix of flavors from around the world, our award-winning chefs in each of our districts are making local dining something you cannot miss.

Find the Perfect Fort Worth Restaurant:

Stockyards

Discover the Old West and the best Cowboy Cuisine around! Find big juicy steaks, BBQ, and ice cold schooners of beer…

West 7th

Connecting downtown and the Cultural District, West 7th has become one of the hottest food and entertainment scenes …

TCU/Zoo

Boasting one of the top Zoo's in the nation, riverside patios, and a variety of family and student-friendly options…

Food Blogs

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Mother's Day Brunch

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Celebrate the mother of all holidays with brunch in Fort Worth! The city has great brunch spots on any weekend, but the following restaurants offer special menus and a great atmosphere to make mom and mom-figures feel extra special on…

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Easter Brunch Spots in Fort Worth

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We are hopping right into spring and Easter is just around the corner on March 31! Look no further for a great place to have Easter brunch than Fort Worth’s dynamic culinary scene. Reservations are required or highly encouraged. Omni…

Dining

Where to Get Panaderias in Fort Worth

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There's nothing like enjoying your favorite pan dulce with a cup of coffee to start your Saturday morning (or any morning, honestly). Luckily, Fort Worth is full of panaderias where you can get your favorite baked goods. Panaderias Don…

Dining

Spotlight: Carpenter's Cafe

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Katrina and Travis Carpenter are a dynamic duo, excited to grow their business here in Fort Worth and make the community better for future generations. Katrina, a former dyslexia educator who bakes heavenly surprises, and Travis, who…

Dining

Spotlight: Tareka Lofton at Loft22 Cakes

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Tareka Lofton is a creative force. Her cakes gained national attention during the pandemic when she had the tongue-in-cheek idea to craft a toilet paper cake, a wink at the country’s shortage of toilet paper. It boosted sales during…

Dining

Eight Spots to Find Soup in Fort Worth

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Now that the temps are (finally) lower, we’re looking forward to comfort foods to keep us going during the cooler months. What better food to bring in the fall season than a hearty and heart-warming soup? Find a cozy table and order…

Dining

Walloon's Restaurant

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Walloon's Restaurant Marcus Paslay, the mind and might behind Clay Pigeon, Provender Hall and Piatello Italian Kitchen, brings fresh, intentional concepts to his restaurants, giving guests not just incredible meals, but unique and…

Dining

Unexpected Eats

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Cowtown has a long tradition of offering fine steak dinners and some of the best BBQ in Texas. But it also has delicious vegan and vegetarian restaurants that make it easy to get your daily servings of veggies. Put a plant slant in your…

Dining

Unexpected Dining: Hatsuyuki Handroll Bar

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The West 7th area might be best known for its watering holes, but it’s also where you’ll find Hatsuyuki Handroll Bar, a hidden gem in an unexpected setting. I visited Hatsuyuki Handroll Bar for the first time late last year on…

Dining

Eat Around the World on Magnolia Avenue

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Fort Worth’s Magnolia Avenue in the Near Southside neighborhood has become a popular stop for foodies. With restaurants representing every populated continent, there is an opportunity to plan a culinary experience featuring food from…

Dining

Scotty Scott: Cooking up Plates

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Scotty Scott’s journey in food led him from blogger to book author. Growing up in Detroit, Fort Worth-based, self-taught chef Scotty Scott discovered his passion for cooking at a young age. As an adult his hobby of cooking for…

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Fort Worth's Hidden Speakeasies Revealed

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Speakeasies rose in popularity during the Prohibition era in the tumultuous 1920s. When alcohol was banned, drinking establishments went "underground" and could only be accessed by those in the know with the right password for…