Great surprise about this restaurant - one of the best steakhouse in FW stockyards…read more Order to share and will have the best time of your day : Ribeye steak + Ribs + Sausage + Corn Close the dream with the brownie with ice cream

Absolutely delicious food with a tradition TX atmosphere! I ordered the fish and it was fantastic…read more It was a large enough portion to take home, especially with the salad and bread. This place is a must if you're passing through, or even if you're a DFW local and for some reason haven't been or haven't heard of H3.

The wait staff was wonderful. The food was very good, and came out very quickly…read more They had some happy hour prices for a few drinks and a few appetizers and they were very good . My daughter split the chicken fried chicken and had more than enough to eat . We had fried green tomatoes as an appetizer and queso Blanco with Piccadillo. It was good. I had a house salad and it was not bland. It had tomatoes and cucumbers and cheese and candidied pecans. We were very happy with everything. It was a Friday afternoon and by the time we left, it started to get busy, but we had no problems getting a seat because the restaurant is very large. . I hope to go there again next time I'm in the Dallas area -- it was very close to DFW

Conveniently located roughly 15 mins away from DFW, I chose this place exactly for that reason…read more I was flying home to LAX from Newark and since I have a good friend who lives in Dallas, I booked a flight that gave me a 5 hour layover at DFW so I could have dinner with said friend. DFW is massive. My friend was 30 mins late, but I wasn't trippin. I used that time to charge my phone and get a little work done. We didn't have a resy, but were seated right away. First of all, this place is massive. We both started with the espresso martini before realizing they had a happy hour menu. Our second drink was from the hh menu even though we had no business having a second cocktail. To start, we shared the fried green tomatoes. For whatever reason, we both ended up getting the western burger. Food was great. There was so much of it that I was only able to finish half and ended up taking the rest home. Great service as well. The place was crowded by the time we left. We only planned to stay for 45 minutes, but ended up staying for nearly 2 hours. Big thanks to the bartender. I went back to the airport a little tipsy after 2 drinks.

I had my first meal at Cattlemen's Steakhouse in Fort Worth while visiting the Stockyards, and…read moreoverall, it was a great experience. A few items were not my favorite. The fried mushrooms were meh for me, and the salad was ok. That said, the bread that comes with the meal is excellent, and the creamed spinach was very good. I think they could step up their ranch game. The steak, though, absolutely stole the show. We ordered the Cattlemen's Porterhouse. It is a very large steak and easily enough for two people. You really just need to order an extra salad and maybe one or two sides. Ours was a little undercooked, but we did not send it back. We ate it and were still very, very happy with it. We also had the onion ring appetizer, which was excellent. They are onion rings, so don't go in expecting some world-changing event, but they were very good. Sweet onions, cooked well, and served with barbecue sauce and ranch. Do yourself a favor and skip the barbecue sauce. Get double ranch. Back to the steak: it was easily one of the top five best steaks I have ever had. I travel extensively for work, eat out often, and have been fortunate to visit some of the nicest steakhouses in the country. Maybe this was a one-time fluke, but gosh darn it, that steak was amazing. It is cooked over a wood-fired grill and has an incredible smoky char. The flaky salt they put on top after grilling just sets it off. It was phenomenally well seasoned. I highly recommend Cattlemen's. We will absolutely be back again -- just maybe not ordering the fried mushrooms next time. One tip: if there is a long wait, check OpenTable. We were told the wait was about an hour and a half, but I checked OpenTable and we were seated within about 15 minutes.

Food: The prime rib was outstanding, sourced from the owner's own farm. It was cooked perfectly to…read morethe requested medium-rare, with excellent tenderness and flavor. The iceberg wedge salad was fresh and well-balanced, with tangy dressing and blue cheese that complemented it nicely. The only downside was the wait-time estimate. The hostess quoted us 35 minutes, but we were seated in just 10. We had almost left for another restaurant, so a more accurate estimate would have been appreciated. Service: Our server, Sierra, went above and beyond. She kept us updated while the kitchen searched for chili flakes and sincerely apologized when they couldn't find any. When we asked about the menu and the restaurant's history, she enthusiastically shared stories and even brought us an original menu from the 1940s, where the prime rib was listed for just $1.34. The manager also stopped by to check on us and make sure everything was to our satisfaction. Ambience: The restaurant has a warm, nostalgic atmosphere, with classic American songs playing in the background. The booths are spacious and comfortable, making it an enjoyable place to relax and enjoy a meal.

Texas Slab is a great meat spot with friendly service and high-quality cuts. The staff is helpful,…read morethe meat is fresh, and everything is well priced. Definitely a place I'd recommend.

I have been getting my jerky for many years from Texas Slabs. The meat is always fresh and the…read moretaste is amazing. When I am not able to visit the store, I order online.

I stayed here at the Bowie House for the weekend and we ate most of our meals at Bricks and Horses…read more(Located inside Bowie House). Top shelf for sure! The food and service was amazing. None of our meals disappointed us and we left very satisfied by the experience. Memories for a lifetime! Most folks were dressed up (Including me and my partner...ironed starched blue jeans, smart collared shirt, cowboy boots and cowboy hats are very acceptable here). This is a very elegant and exclusive place. This is not a place for the average traveler. Make reservations early...If you want a table.

I'm rating this purely based on Fine standard. For normal standard, it's a very good place to dine…read morein. This is my lunch experiences. The service was good. The ambiance was great! However, I find the food to be quite a let down, not worth the price. I had the sourdough and it was good. I had the steak and fries for the main course with the upgrade cuts of steak. The fries were well seasoned however not all was good evenly and some over cooked and some undercooked. The steak was okay, the sears were bad and so was the overall flavor. Overall, I think it's a great place for a business meet up and if you are standing at the property but nothing too special. Note: this was lunch menu and I heard the burger here is good so many you can try that but I wouldn't recommend the steak at all.

So I've been here a couple times with family for dinner and my uncle would always tell me about…read morewhen they had a burger and wine special here but I've never seen it advertised so I figured they just discontinued it, however that didn't stop me from finally stopping in on a weekday at the bar to try this burger that he said was excellent. I walked in and was able to sit at the bar immediately as there were multiple open seats at about 12:30 p.m., I ordered a glass of house Cabernet and the lady asked me if I was hungry and if i wanted to order food, I said yes I actually came to try this burger I've heard about and she said oh you're trying to create your own waygu and wine I see what you're doing? I said oh yes I suppose I am but I didn't know that was the name of the promotion you used to have although my uncle would always mention it when we came here for dinner and she informed me that they are actually going to start doing the promotion again in September which is basically their house cheeseburger with fries and a glass of wine for like $25. Now that might not sound like a great deal at first but let me tell you this burger was excellent! I will have absolutely no issue paying $25 for this burger with fries and a glass of wine it's totally worth it and I'm really disappointed that it took me this long to come try this awesome Burger as most of you who have read my reviews know that I'm a burger connoisseur and this burger here instantly jumped into my top five in DFW probably top three. If you're in search for a high quality delicious Burger with great truffle fries and delicious wine you cannot fail at the Capital Grille!

Another great dining experience at Capital Grille. My preferred steakhouse in downtown…read more Friendly staff, excellent service. We were in private room for group dinner meeting. House music did not distract from the presentation. in fact, I can't even remember if there was any music. BLACK TIE MARGARITA- 5/5. Great service from bar! APPETIZERS: calamari with peppers (4/5) - a dipping sauce would have made it 5/5 just because I'm not a big calamari fan but theirs is really good. Prosciutto wrapped mozzarella - 5/5 Bread basket with variety breads - 5/5 - warm, fresh, delicious, served with salted butter Blue Cheese WEDGE SALAD - 5/5 Large portion, two pieces of thick cut bacon (they could get away with one piece halved), large chunks of blue cheese, really good dressing. MEAL: FILET MIGNON- 5/5 - so tender I was able to cut my leftovers with a butter knife the next day. Cooked to order. Perfectly seasoned. Mashed potatoes- 3/5 - a little runny for my preference but the flavor was good. Asparagus - 4/5 DESSERT: They served a platter with flourless chocolate cake 4/5 - good but extremely rich. One bite was enough for me. Coconut cream pie - 5/5- sooooo good! Cheesecake - 5/5

We came here for dinner with another couple. It's a fancy place, dimly lit, and was a great…read moreenvironment for an upscale dinner and cocktails. For an appetizer, we shared an order of their tamales. Now, I'm spoiled on amazing homemade tamales, and these were certainly very different than what I'm used to, but they were so good! I was very impressed. For cocktails I started with an espresso martini and layer I had a barrel aged Manhattan. Both met my expectations perfectly. The espresso martini had espresso, vanilla vodka and coffee liqueur. The Manhattan was your standard Antigua and Angestora but with the double-oaked version of Woodford Reserve (which is a favorite of mine). For dinner I had the Rockfish. It was amazing. A light, crunchy exterior and a moist, flaky interior with a very flavorful sauce and tender-crisp fresh veggies. It was surprisingly good. I don't remember our server but also, I don't remember waiting for anything or running out of water or anything else so they must have taken good care of us! I would totally come here again.

I have had the good fortune to have dined at Reata twice. For a high-ticket restaurant, you'd…read moreexpect attitude plus. I'm afraid you'll have to trek over to Dallas for that. At Reata diners are just "plain folks" who are hungry. The booze will knock the wind out of you. For supper, we both had chicken fried steak and extra to take home. I had the plate of greens with pecans! Delicious! Since this was our anniversary I had the best ever banana pudding with a Texas shaped cookie. Total for two: $120 That's not outrageous! That's 21st Century ! Go to Reata. I insist.