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Dining Guide Cowboys, Culture & Cuisine 2017 Dining Guide Cowboys, Culture & Cuisine SUNDANCE SQUARE PLAZA FORTWORTH.COMFORT WORTH.COM 11 817.348.9200 | 800 Main Street www.thecapitalgrille.com 2 FORT WORTH DINING GUIDE DINE IN ONE OF AMERICA’S TOP DOWNTOWN DISTRICTS. DON’T LEAVE FORT WORTH WITHOUT SAMPLING THE FARE IN SUNDANCE SQUARE. BIRD CAFÉ // CANTINA LAREDO // DADDY JACK’S SEAFOOD // DEL FRISCO’S GRILLE FIVE GUYS BURGERS AND FRIES // FLYING SAUCER // FRANKIE’S SPORTS BAR & GRILL HOYA KOREAN KITCHEN // ISTANBUL GRILL // MI COCINA // OLIVER’S FINE FOODS P.F. CHANG’S CHINA BISTRO // PIRANHA KILLER SUSHI // RAZZOO’S CAJUN CAFÉ REATA AT SUNDANCE SQUARE // RISCKY’S BARBECUE // SALATA // SIMPLY FONDUE TACO DINER // TAVERNA PIZZERIA AND RISOTTERIA // THE CHEESECAKE FACTORY UNO CHICAGO GRILL // WATERS // YOLK THIS IS THE PLACE. SUNDANCESQUARE.COM FORT WORTH.COM 3 TMS & ALLIANCE STOCKYARDS DFW INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT PANTHER ISLAND WEST 7TH SUNDANCE SQUARE & ✪ DOWNTOWN CULTURAL DISTRICT NEAR SOUTHSIDE CAMP BOWIE TCU & ZOO WELCOME TO FORT WORTH We are glad you are here and want to make your stay fun, productive and enjoyable. There are many exciting choices for every taste and budget. Use this dining guide to explore, whether you are looking for a quick bite between convention meetings, for an executive dinner or for a night out on your own. You’ll find – • incredible options throughout downtown • modern twists on ranch cuisine • new American classics • patios featuring Texas sunsets • chefs honored by the James Beard Foundation • great meals with live music • amazing Asian-inspired cuisine • local breweries and distilleries • incredible service • rooftops overlooking our skyline • mouth-watering walk-up BBQ • beer served on saddles Find choices around the corner or head out for an adventure. Let us know how we can help. Tweet us at @VisitFortWorth. And when you find a favorite meal share it on social at #SeeFortWorth. Published by the Fort Worth Convention & Visitors Bureau. Every effort was made to ensure accuracy of the information in this dining guide as of printing. 03/17 4 FORT WORTHWORTH DINING DINING GUIDE GUIDE FW WEEKLEY AD 12/13/16 2:43 PM Page 1 A Fort Worth Institution In “Contemporary Ranch Cuisine” Since 1992 CELEBRATING YEARS OF FORT WORTH TRADITION 1992 - 2016 Located On In Fort Worth’s Nationally Acclaimed “Upper W Cultural District. est 7th” FORT WORTH.COM 5 DALLAS FORT WORTH PLANO GRAPEVINE AUSTIN SAN ANTONIO THE WOODLANDS NASHVILLE CARLSBAD SAN FRANCISCO TUCSON AMELIA ISLAND NEW YORK A legendary Fort Worth dining experience. Come see what all the fuss is about. ©2016 Bob’s Steak & Chop House Chop & Steak Bob’s ©2016 Reserve your table today. bobs-steakandchop.com (817) 350-4100 6 FORT WORTH DINING GUIDE Rustic charm tamed to quiet sophistication. Enticing aromas infused with surpris- ing accents. Western history draped with casual elegance. Whether it’s happy hour with friends, an unforgettable celebration, or a last-minute rendezvous on the rooftop, let the warm welcome of Reata surround your senses, tease your taste buds and give your inner cowboy a hearty nudge. LEGENDARY . texas . CUISINE 310 Houston Street Fort Worth, Texas 76102 {817} 336.1009 203 North Fifth Street Alpine, Texas 79830 {432} 837.9232 www.reata.net FORT WORTH.COM 7 ABOUT 2 BLOCKS FROM CONVENTION CENTER Bob’s Steak and Chop House Planet Sub Ranked as one of the best steakhouses in a city known for Planet Sub offers a varied menu including more than its beef, Bob’s is a standout for its elegant décor, knowl- 40 oven baked sub options, salads, tortilla and romaine edgeable service, classic wedge salad and fabulous sides. wraps, soups, and homemade bread, which is mixed on 1300 Houston Street 817.350.4100 site, rolled by hand, and baked each day. Planet Sub cre- ates a tradition that dates back to the company’s origins Caffini’s Cafe & Deli in 1979. Serving traditional breakfast and gourmet lunch in down- 411 W. 7th Street 817.846.7106 town Fort Worth over 20 years. Located in the Star-Tele- gram building. Ruth’s Chris Steak House 309 W. 7th Street 817.335.6526 At Ruth’s Chris, the famous steaks are seared to perfec- tion at 1800 degrees and topped with butter so they Casablanca Coffee sizzle all the way to your table. Soups, salad, fish and Located steps from the Fort Worth Convention Center, chicken dishes complete the menu. you’ll find this local coffee shop where coffee, soft drinks 813 Main Street 817.348.0080 and pastries are available for purchase. 215 W. 8th Street 817.862.7149 Sheraton Fort Worth Restaurant The Sheraton’s restaurant serves American cuisine in a Cast Iron casual yet energetic room that features a high-impact bar Serving three meals daily, Cast Iron captures the flavor of and stunning video system. Fort Worth with emphasis on local ingredients, Southern 1701 Commerce Street 817.870.2700 style and a twist on hometown classics. Sunday brunch offers a wide selection of savory choices from breakfast, Starbucks lunch and dessert buffets along with bottomless mimosas. Inside Hilton Hotel 1300 Houston Street 817.535.6664 815 Main Street 800.235.2883 Corner Bakery Inside Omni Hotel Serving equally remarkable sandwiches, sweets, panini, 1300 Houston Street 817.535.6664 salads, soups and pastas. 615 Main Street 817.870.4991 T&P Tavern Step back in time in a newly restored rail station tavern, Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steak House and experience a piece of Fort Worth history. The T&P The warm, intimate Del Frisco’s Double Eagle features Tavern features an extensive menu of sandwiches and a classic steakhouse menu: USDA prime beef, flown- breakfasts and features a bar with Rahr on tap. A huge in-daily seafood, side vegetables served family-style, covered, pet-friendly patio and plasma TVs makes T&P a luscious desserts, including their award-winning lemon great place to hang out while waiting to board the TRE to cake, and an extensive collection of fine wines. Dallas or shuttle to AT&T Stadium. 812 Main Street 817.877.3999 221 W. Lancaster Avenue 76102 817.885.8878 Four Star Coffee Bar The Capital Grille A quick service casual, sandwich, salad, pizza, and coffee Capital Grille, known for its relaxed elegance and shop located in the heart of downtown Fort Worth’s busi- exceptional cuisine, has an impressive menu of nationally ness district. Offering a wide variety of food & beverages, renowned dry-aged steaks and the freshest of seafood, including: breakfast sandwiches and breakfast burritos, as well as an award-winning wine list of more than fresh baked muffins & scones, deli sandwiches featuring 5,000 bottles. Boar’s Head brand meats, cheeses, and bacon, unique 800 Main Street 817.348.9200 personal size thin crust pizzas, fresh and filling salads, and a full line of gourmet AVOCA coffee drinks and hot teas. Tie Restaurant and Bar 815 Houston Street 817.332.3355 Tie prepares classic Thai fried rice, curries and noodle dishes. La Perla 911 Houston Street 817.332.9110 La Perla is a bar first and foremost, serving straightfor- ward, unpretentious hand-crafted cocktails using freshly- Thompson’s squeezed juices and small batch mezcals and agave. The Elevating the art of the cocktail while transporting you bar also offers a wide selection of international and local to a simpler time. From signatures to classics as well as craft brews, and a boutique, approachable wine list. drafted and a premier barrel aged program. 910 Houston Street 817.882.8108 900 Houston Street 817.882.8003 Little Red Wasp In the heart of downtown Fort Worth, Little Red Wasp of- fers straightforward food, lots of beer and a full bar. It’s open seven days a week and serves brunch on Saturday #SeeFortWorth and Sunday. 808 Main Street 817.877.3111 88 FORT WORTH DININGDINING GUIDE GUIDE Monday ­ Friday 808 Main Street Happy Hour 11 am to 10 pm 817.877.3111 4 pm to 6 pm Saturday & Sunday 10 am to 10 pm littleredwasp.com 7 days a week FORT WORTH.COM 9 WHERE FOOD IS ART the cultural district’s exquisite dining experience HAPPY HOUR MON-THURS: 4:30PM - 6:30PM 3700 MATTISON AVE • FW 76107 817-989-0007 • WWW.FWPIOLA.COM 16 fl ame-grilled meats served tableside 50-item gourmet Carving a New Experience salad area Ultimate caipirinhas, award-winning wines and much more! 101 N. Houston St. 817.882.9500 Receive deals at TexasdeBrazil.com 10 FORT WORTH DINING GUIDE YOUR TABLE IS READY. Experience an evening at the quintessential 1/2 steakhouse while $ .99 sandwich dining in an intimate meal atmosphere. Savor our 5 menu specializing in •Join our Psub Club USDA Prime steaks and ocean favorites. •Catering Available •Online Ordering •Downtown Delivery 411 W. 7th St, Ste 100 Fort Worth, TX 76102 1651 South University 817.332.9060 817-846-7106 planetsub.com FORT WORTH.COM 11 SUNDANCE SQUARE & DOWNTOWN Acre Distillery Hoya Korean Kitchen Patrons of the Acre can order drinks made with distillery Open seven days a week, Hoya Korean Kitchen is located spirits from the full-service bar, or take a bottle of hand- in Sundance Square and offers a variety of lunch and din- crafted spirits home with them to enjoy. The Acre offers ner options. From rice and noodle bowls to soups and not only quality made spirits, but also locally brewed salads, lunch boxes and wraps, the fast-casual eatery has AVOCA Coffee and freshly made pastries in the morning. great selection of Korean dishes. In addition, Acre has a sandwich line for lunch as well as 355 W. 3rd Street 817.334.7998 flat bread pizzas and cheese boards for evening snacking.
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