Fort Worth, TX
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8.0 Restaurant and Bar |
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111 E 3rd St Sundance Square, Fort Worth 76102 • 817-336-0880
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DOWNTOWN. Although this downtown hotspot serves lunch and dinner, it comes into its own as a popular after-work and nighttime hangout. Its black-and-white interior gets a color punch with bright murals created by local artists. The bar is a perennially favorite destination, as evidenced by throngs of patrons and hopping bartenders. Inside, DJs often play to energetic folks, while on the terrace, live bands regale guests with a range of musical styles. Should you become hungry, the menu offers appetizers, burgers, sandwiches, and a handful of hot entrees. A great place to nurse a drink, socialize, and listen to music with friends. |
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User Rating: 6.875
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Billy Bob's Texas |
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2520 Rodeo Plaza, Fort Worth 76164 • 817-624-7117
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STOCKYARDS. With 32 bar stations and space for 6000 guests, Billy Bob's proclaims itself the world's largest honky-tonk. Recognized for its quality and atmosphere by the Country Music Association and the Academy of Country Music, this facility books weekly entertainment by artists such as Robert Earl Keen, Sammy Kershaw, Willie Nelson, Emilio, and Lorrie Morgan. Other attractions include live bull riding and ladies night. Within the enormous complex, you'll find numerous dance floors, pool tables, arcade games and dining areas. A word to the wise: Cover charges may exceed $30 on some nights. |
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Booger Red's |
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109 E Exchange St Stockyards Hotel, Fort Worth 76106 • 817-624-1246
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STOCKYARDS. For a touch of Western flair, mosey on into Booger Red's. A mounted buffalo, saddles serving as bar stools, and authentic memorabilia remind guests what part of the world they're in. Named for bronc-buster Samuel Thomas Privett, the saloon is a great place to hang out and sample a tequila or savor a top-notch stogie. Beer, of course, is a mainstay, especially the Buffalo Butt Beer, a house signature. A selection of bar food is available if you want help dispersing the alcohol. No matter your intent, the place makes for a fun evening and gives you a great vantage point for the energy of the Stockyards. |
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City Streets |
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(Nightlife - Bars) |
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425 Commerce St Sundance Square, Fort Worth 76102 • 817-335-5400
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DOWNTOWN. If you're having trouble deciding how to spend an evening, look no further than City Streets. The venue is actually a collection of clubs where you can indulge in a multitude of temptations. Cages boasts Top 40 tunes and dancing; Blue Monkey's forte is karaoke; Atlantis spins music from the '70s and '80s in an underwater-themed space; and Racks N Balls gives folks a cool place to sit back, watch sports on the tube, and join in on everything from eight ball to a game or two of foosball. A terrific outing for groups of friends who want a little bit of everything. |
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User Rating: 9.0714
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Flying Saucer Draught Emporium |
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(Nightlife - Bars) |
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111 E 4th St Sundance Square, Fort Worth 76102 • 817-336-7470
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DOWNTOWN. Beer aficionados are delighted by this cozy establishment, which offers a wealth of options from the lager and ale families. The bar carries scores of beers on tap and more than 100 varieties in bottles; wine and cocktails are also available. With such hearty beverages, food is an ideal complement, and the German-inspired menu features light fare, including sandwiches and dishes featuring authentic bratwursts. An upstairs bar and a pool hall can also be found, along with numerous board games and a full bar. Live music is scheduled regularly several times a week and on weekends. Plus, an outdoor patio gives patrons room to spread out when the weather's nice. |
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User Rating: 9
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Michaels Restaurant and Ancho Chile Bar |
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3413 W 7th St, Fort Worth 76107 • 817-877-3413
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CULTURAL DISTRICT. Chef-owner Michael Thomson has made his mark on FW's culinary landscape with this trendy restaurant and bar. Specializing in "contemporary ranch cuisine," the menu capitalizes on local ingredients and traditions. The place's signature dish, pepper-crusted, pan-seared tenderloin with ancho bourbon sauce, is an example of the fare available. The Ancho Bar offers patrons a comfortable spot in which to enjoy cordials, wines and a menu of upscale bar food, along with many of the restaurant's dishes. The bar's clean-lined, rustic decor is a frequent backdrop for post-dinner gatherings and after-work get-togethers. If the restaurant's crowded, the bar is also a good place to grab a quick bite. |
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Pour House |
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2725 W 7th St, Fort Worth 76107 • 817-335-2575
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DOWNTOWN. A downhome spirit runs through this bar, which takes care of neighborhood folks and welcomes anyone who appreciates beer and sports. Even the menu, with its Big League Burgers and Grand Slamwiches, makes reference to the national pastime, and you can catch a variety of games on TVs scattered throughout the space. Domestic and imported brews keep patrons happy, and a selection of Californian wines add a note of sophistication. The menu features tasty (if not particularly health-conscious) fare, including cheese fries, burgers, and fried appetizers. You'll also find live music on weekends. |
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User Rating: 8
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White Elephant Saloon |
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106 E Exchange Ave Historic Stockyards District, Fort Worth 76106 • 817-624-8273
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STOCKYARDS. This 100-year-old saloon, once a hangout for 19th-century cowboys selling cattle, is still one of the city's best Wild West bars. Serving cold beer and offering C&W music seven nights a week, the saloon boasts an outdoor patio with live bands during the summer. Plus, you'll find pool tables and a dance floor. For added ambience, the ceiling is lined with hats belonging to cowboys from long ago. An added touch of nostalgia comes in the bar's annual re-enactment of Fort Worth's last gunfight, which took place just outside the saloon. It's staged annually on February 8th (for details, call 817-624-9712). The long-lived watering hole is just what you'd imagine a Texas saloon should be. A must-see! |
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User Rating: 8
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