Fort Worth, TX

Fort Worth is looked at as Dallas’s little sister, but it is full of its own adventures & personality.

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Fort Worth Tips: 

  • As is true of most places in Texas, Fort Worth is quite spread out so be sure to either rent a car or plan ahead for your adventures

  • Some breweries in Fort Worth have funky hours/rules. If you’re trying to brewery hop I would definitely try to be here on a Saturday to ensure you can visit the best spots.

Adventures & Ales Top Fort Worth Recommendations: ​

  • Martin House Brewing: A great brewery with a huge list of brews. Check out the sours especially!

  • Snooze AM Eatery: This ever popular brunch spot is phenomenal. Pancake flights, huevos rancheros, and more!

  • Torchy’s! If you’ve read my Austin post you know how I feel about Torchy’s. The best queso ever. The best tacos ever. GO!

  • Magnolia Avenue: Wander around the numerous coffee shops, bars, and shops on this cute little street.

Rahr & Sons

Fort Worth Tourist Spots Actually Worth Visiting: ​

  • The Stockyards: So touristy. So over the top. Check out the cattle drive daily at 11:30 and 4 and then roll out

  • Fort Worth Water Gardens: A cool spot with several water fountains, each a little different

  • Sundance Square: The main square of Fort Worth. Many shops and restaurants are centered around it. Grab a coffee and just soak it all in.

Other Fort Worth Things To Do:​​

  • Rahr & Sons Brewing: A brewery with limited hours, get here right when they open because it’s 3 beers and a pint glass for $10, but your time is limited!

  • Trinity Trails: Walking trails long the Trinity River. A great way to get outdoors and venture between neighborhoods!

  • HopFusion Ale Works: A popular brewery in Near Southside that usually has a food truck. Lots of beers to choose from so I would recommend a flight!

  • Cowtown Brewing: Solid beers and a huge meat menu

  • FabLab LTO: In the heart of Near Southside, this cute little collection has local goods and shops that give back to charity

  • Locust Cider: A good cidery with several different options!

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