food and drink
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Neapolitan Pizza - Magnolia Ave - $10-20 pp
What started as a mobile operation, Cane Rosso delivers handmade dough and fresh mozzarella made in-house daily for their wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas. Not to mention their delicious pastas and Italian desserts!
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Ramen - Magnolia Ave - $10-20 pp
Wabi House is your one stop shop for modern Japanese small plates and ramen to die for. In case the November weather is on the chillier side, Wabi House’s ramen could not be more perfect.
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Bar - Magnolia Ave - $10 - 20 pp
Maggie’s RnR is a patio restaurant and bar with a large spacious patio often showcasing local live music. Serving up handhelds and sharable appetizers, Maggie’s is a great watering hole for groups of any size. Make sure to try one of the Patio Punch specialties!
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Hawaiian Seafood - South Main - $10-20 pp
Coco Shrimp is PERFECT for a quick, healthy, and super flavorful lunch. Packed with Hawaiian flavor, Coco Shrimp specializes in shrimp plates - hand battered or sautéed shrimp over garlic rice + side salad. Don’t forget a mochi for dessert!
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Barbecue - South Main - $20-30 pp
For those wanting to try some Texas barbecue while in town, this place will give you a great taste. All of their meat is oak-smoked on site (the pork belly burnt ends do not miss) as do their southern + tex-mex sides. Note this establishment does run fairly limited hours so make sure you plan ahead!
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Bar - South Main - $10-20 pp
Nic IMMEDIATELY fell in love with this bar when he saw a sign for Labatt Blue on the wall, a Canadian staple that can be hard to find in Texas. Nickel City serves up creative cocktails (their frozen espresso martini is perfect) and classic beers in a unique setting full of character. They also have sliders, hot dogs, wings, and sandwiches to snack on if you get hungry.
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Tex-Mex - The Stockyards - $10-20 pp
In operation since 1935, Joe T’s is THE staple for Tex-Mex cuisine in Fort Worth. Serving fajitas, margaritas & more, make sure to stop by to check out their sprawling location with a multiple fountains and patios to enjoy the fall weather. Joe T’s could also make a great brunch spot!
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Steakhouse - The Stockyards - $40-60 pp
In operation since 1927, Riscky’s is a staple of The Stockyards district. Riscky’s specializes in serving Texas-sized steakhouse specialties and a delicious pecan pie! If a steakhouse isn’t what you are looking for, Riscky’s also operates a barbecue joint, burger restaurant, and deli on the same block!
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Bar - The Stockyards - $10-20 pp
While technically a brewery in the loosest of terms, this place has delicious hand crafted cocktails, multiple levels of seating, a HUGE “patio” (its air conditioned!), and frequent live music. This place is the epitome of fun and if you’re in The Stockyards, definitely stop by. Also serving wings and handhelds!