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

Temporarily closed for remodeling as of July 22, 2026. Looks like this is taking many months.read more

Ordered chicken fried chicken and was brought chicken fried steak. Otherwise food was good.read more

This place was so good that I visited twice on a recent business trip, once for a networking dinner…read moreand once for lunch with my sister before heading home. Aside from the very-attentive service, here are the things we had that made the experience so amazing: Fried green tomatoes 6 oz filet (with crab meat & some sort of yummy lemon sauce over the top) with creamy potatoes & the best Brussels sprouts Lemon drop martini Pecan pie (trust me on this one)

Since the remodel and owner change the food is amazing, par with any other steakhouse in FW. The…read morelobster is possibly the best in FW.

Apparently, I've developed a Fort Worth tradition without even trying…read more This was my second visit to Fort Worth in less than three months, and with so many fantastic restaurants to choose from, you'd think I'd try somewhere new. Nope. I brought my best friends to Cattlemen's because some places are too good to gamble against. My first visit with a group set the bar high. This one somehow topped it. Great steaks, classic Texas atmosphere, and service that makes you feel like you've been coming here for years. Fort Worth may have plenty of great dining options, but Cattlemen's has made itself non-negotiable on my itinerary. At this rate, I might start planning trips around dinner reservations.

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.

We recently tried the Summer Afternoon Tea in the Mulberry Room at the Bowie House Hotel, and I…read morewalked away with mixed feelings. While it was a lovely experience in a stunning environment, it fell a bit short of the high bar you'd expect for a $95/pp tea service. The Good: First and foremost, the environment is absolutely beautiful. The Bowie House, Bricks & Horses restaurant, and the Mulberry Room itself are gorgeously decorated with a sophisticated Texas Western theme. The atmosphere in the Mulberry library is intimate and visually striking. Additionally, the service was excellent from start to finish, being both attentive and professional. The food portions are quite generous, with both the savories and sweets served together on a single tower. The sweets were the highlight of the food, as they were very delicious and surprisingly large. We also really enjoyed the tea selections themselves, particularly the Earl Grey and the plum rooibos. The Letdowns: Unfortunately, a few details missed the mark, especially considering the premium price point: - The "Champagne": The experience is advertised as including a glass of Champagne, but we were actually served Prosecco. At nearly $100 a person, substituting Prosecco for real Champagne or Cremant is a major disappointment. - The Tea Service: Instead of receiving a teapot to enjoy throughout the afternoon, the tea is steeped directly in the cup. This limits you to a single cup per tea variety, though to be fair, I didn't ask if refills were an option. - Food Refinement: While the portions were large and the savories were tasty, they lacked the elegance of a traditional tea. Every savory option was open-faced and heavily blanketed in microgreens and edible flowers, which felt a bit unrefined. - Comfort & Conversation: The Mulberry library features low couches, deep chairs, and coffee tables. While this setup would be absolutely perfect for relaxing with a glass of whiskey, it makes leaning over to eat finger foods highly uncomfortable. Furthermore, the seating layout isn't ideal for holding a natural conversation with the people in your party. Overall: It is a nice experience in a breathtaking Fort Worth hotel, but I'm not sure I would return. If the price point were lower, the execution would make more sense. However, given the other highly refined afternoon tea options available across DFW for less money, this one doesn't quite live up to its price tag.

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

Everything was good, our waiters, our wait,etc. The booths are difficult for seniors to manage in…read moregetting up and down but that is it.

Phil was so good, friendly and great suggestions on food…read more Quiet and easy to chat. Clean, friendly staff, great food and prices.

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.