Omg super cute. We didn't try the "food" it's like cheez its and trail mix. This place is a total…read morebar. So first floor is a cute little intimate low lit place. Second floor is the event center. Third is the cigar lounge which is highly lit, Smokey and super sexy. Jack nickleson included! The basement is the speakeasy. That's where the loud music, (and less comfortable chairs than above imo) is. But hey! You went to a speakeasy and had a good time!

My husband and I came here for the first time last Saturday, and unfortunately, it was a pretty…read moredisappointing experience overall. The noise level was extremely high...we literally had to yell just to have a conversation with each other. Service was also very slow. It took about 15 minutes just to be acknowledged at the bar, and close to 30 minutes to actually receive a drink. When I finally ordered, I told the bartender to make her favorite drink. She made something that included raw egg whites (which I later learned is common in certain cocktails), but it wasn't mentioned or explained at the time. A few hours later, I became very sick...vomiting and dealing with what felt like severe food poisoning all night and through the next 24 hours. After looking into it, I suspect it may have been related to the raw egg used in the drink. Just something to be aware of if you're ordering drinks like a whiskey sour or anything that may include egg whites. After getting our receipt (which you need for the speakeasy entry code), we checked out the speakeasy portion, but the vibe there wasn't great either..pretty must the same as the other part of the bar. We ended up leaving within about five minutes. Overall, the experience didn't live up to the hype for us....between the noise, long wait times, and how we were treated, it just wasn't enjoyable. For comparison, the bar next door, Archibald, felt much more welcoming. Maybe regulars have a different experience, but as first-time guests, we were not impressed.

Stopped in for lunch and the atmosphere was nice. Great vibe for everyone. All the food was…read moreamazing. Price was reasonable. Definitely worth visiting.

We came in for late night cocktails and food to take to go to our room while staying at the Omni…read more Our server was great and the place is cute with a rustic Texas vibe. The espresso martini was fantastic and my husband enjoyed his old fashioned. We got a carne asada quesadilla to go and it was really good also! Definitely a great option when you're staying at the Omni!

The tour and tasting experience today at TX Whisky was a home run. Christy greeted us with Texas…read morehospitality and made us feel welcome. Laura was our tour guide. She was knowledgeable and engaged. She conducted one of the best tours we've had at a distillery. Their facilities and grounds are 1st class and super impressive. It rivals many distilleries we've toured in Kentucky. For whiskey lovers visiting the Dallas/Fort Worth area, this is a MUST DO on your to do list. I highly recommend!

I went to TX Whiskey a few weeks ago with friends. I really didn't know what to expect but was…read moresurprised and impressed. We we during the day on a Saturday and decided to get the drink ticket. We got a whisky drink at the bar and walked around the ranch. It was really cold so I didn't get a chance to venture outside the way I wanted to so I will definitely be going back but I really enjoyed it and would definitely recommend it. The store at the front is nice to buy whiskey and many souvenirs.

Tried a new place for Mother's Day. We went on Saturday at 1:30pm. Thought ahead and made a…read morereservation & I'm glad we did. This place was busy!! But our table was ready ahead of time. They had a few rooms you could reserve for a private party. They offer a brunch menu until 3pm but you can also order off their dinner menu if you so choose. Since this was our first visit we had a difficult time deciding what to have. Our waiter was very accommodating & didn't make any of us feel rushed. For our extremely picky eater the kitchen made adjustments to make sure he had an enjoyable meal. After we made our selections, I feel like our food arrived in a very timely fashion & everyone was very pleased with their selections. Their mustard seed ketchup was interesting to see but very tasty. Even our picky eater thought it was good not that he strayed from the regular ketchup! The only thing we didn't try was their whisky cake because we were too full from our meals. My wife thinks this means we should go back just for appetizers & dessert. Which of course we will plan on soon. All in all it more than deserves 5 stars. And I wish we had taken photos but we were enjoying being with the kids too much to bring our phones out. Definitely put this location on your radar, I don't think you'll be disappointed at all!

Shut up and take my money…read more Impeccable service. Staff was super helpful, over the phone answering queries about wait time and in person. The servers are very knowledgable about the food and drinks and were able to break down the mixology (my husband found a new favorite whiskey). As always, hubby asked for the dairy-based condiments to be left off his dishes, and although he has more of an intolerance than an actual allergy, the server (without being asked) consulted the chef and was able to list every dairy ingredient in every dish, down to the milk powder in the brioche. (You'd be surprised how often the staff just shrugs and has no idea what's in their own food.) I believe no matter what you order, it will be one of the finest examples of that menu item you will ever taste. We had the crab cake appetizer, prime rib and gouda stack, french onion burger, chips, fries, whiskey cake, and cocktails. My husband's old fashioned was the best old fashioned he had ever tasted. He ordered a second. The food was sublime, each menu item was either delicious or outstanding. Whiskey cake is the only item on their dessert menu because it is the only dessert you will need. It is their version of a sticky toffee pudding. It's huge. We were there for a birthday, so we were given the whiskey cake for free. I'd say the margarita was just a margarita, and the water in the fancy jug was definitely gross tap water, but every other food and drink item was perfection. The restaurant is appealing and clean inside. I am glad we were seated in one of the side porch areas where there is sunlight and fewer folks. The interior is quite dark and loud, but nothing outrageous. It's just that style of restaurant. Happy hour is weekdays 3-6, with a small selection of popular drinks for $7.

A bar with a pool in Texas... why not. Have a large patio with a pool that people can jump on free…read moreof charge and enjoy a beer in as well. Overall cool spot in a good area.

Wonderful hidden gem of Fort Worth. Tour was informative and to the point. Bourbon Tasting was…read moregreat! Will revisit.

If I'm being completely honest, I would go hear and get a piece of Whiskey Cake EVERYDAY if I…read morewasn't worried about my sugar intake. The restaurant is named after it for a reason. This visit we didn't get any entrees or drinks we were there for the cake. We don't have one in our state so we were ECSTATIC to find out there were a few in the metroplex area. We did go 2 out of our 4 days there. Just get the cake, ask for a middle piece. Everything is locally sourced and the whipped cream is made fresh and you can tell. Every bite is heaven. The slices are pretty big so 2 of us share one. The service is fantastic and fast. Zero complaints. We also learned on our last visit that they ship the whiskey cake.. not sure they should've told me this lmao because I will be ordering.

Whiskey Cake Kitchen & Bar - Comfort, Cocktails, and a Sweet Finish…read more A quick stop in Fort Worth to visit friends during our six-week road trip led us here, and it turned into one of those "glad we chose this place" kind of nights. The space is large, comfortable, and full of life, even on a Wednesday evening. There are cozy sofa corners if you want something a little more intimate, plus an outdoor area that's "outside"... but not too outside, which honestly feels like a win. Drinks were a highlight. My boulevardier was spot on, and then I shared a smoked Old Fashioned with my friend that was just... exquisite. Smooth, balanced, and a little dramatic in the best way. Food held its own. The chicken and waffles were delicious, the chopped chicken salad was fresh and satisfying, and my friend's Reuben got a lot of love from her side of the table. And then came dessert. We shared the Whiskey Cake with praline ice cream, and let's just say, it lives up to the name. Decadent, rich, and absolutely worth it. Service was really good. Attentive without hovering, and thoughtful in those small ways that stand out. At one point, our server split the Old Fashioned for us without us even asking. That kind of anticipation earns points. This is the kind of place you return to when you're back in town. Comfortable, reliable, and just indulgent enough to feel like a treat.

No rating the entrance they were racist n I am used to taking pics because of my new experiences…read moremoving from New York to Texas omg Texas ppl are huge racist no class at all, they took so long to serve the food and the food my husband got was so tiny n so expensive he was still hungry when he left from there we only went there because we had to see a movie close by movie theater that's all. Set up was good but ppl think they are better off. No class whatsoever

Hit up Doc B's Restaurant + Bar for an easy Wednesday night dinner and it did not disappoint…read more The smash burger was solid, and the old fashioned absolutely did its job (maybe a little too well). Split everything with my wife and just hung out on the patio enjoying that perfect spring weather honestly hard to beat. The place has a great vibe without trying too hard. The bar is always popping, and everything we've had there has been consistently good. One of those spots where it's tough to order wrong. Only tip, make a reservation. The patio fills up quick, especially when the weather's nice and the restaurant and bar are always busy.

Im not sure why this place isnt packed on a sunny Saturday?…read more The staff is amazing. Patient and helpful and the mixologist knew how to make an outstanding cocktail. We loved the vibe inside and out and are planning our next trip back.

I recently had the opportunity to tour the Trinity River Distillery, and it was a delightful…read moreexperience The exterior has some neat murals, and an inviting patio. The day we visited there were food trucks and other events. They also had live music on the patio They offer tours of the distillery, which I would very much recommend. You can purchase tickets online. While you wait in their cozy lounge area, go up to the bar and try one of their signature (or classic) cocktails. The cocktails at the bar are tasty and fun. The gin is their best seller, and it was honestly my favorite. I would also recommend their old fashion The tour was very interesting. You start in a large drinking hall where everyone has covered tasting samples. Each sample has information provided, and there is plenty of water to keep you hydrated and to cleanse the palate. The tour guide walks you through the tastings, and provides some history and other information. When we went we tasted their vodka, 1800s Bourbon, honey whiskey, their gin, and another whiskey. After the tasting you walk through the distillery and get a tour of where the magic happens (stills, filtration, labs, storage, etc). The operation is truly incredible, and the tour offers a variety of great picture-taking moments with beautiful pieces of equipment, walls lined with wooden barrels, and neon novelty signs Some tips: They frequently do events, and you can see their schedule online. They had a Father's Day promo code when we went that got Dad's in for free. They also had a cigar vendor and lounge that gave away cigars to dads. It was pouring rain when we arrived, the walk from the parking lot to the front door isn't covered, so, plan accordingly. If you do a tour and have a designated driver they don't have to pay, but they will have to sit at a separate table during the tasting portion Cheers!!

Love love love this place. Such a cool goth/victorian vibe to it. It's usually pretty chill but I…read moredo find myself there on weeknights more often. The bartender there is really cool and will talk to you about anything. Weird but I do like the bathroom lol. Nice variety of cocktails and not a bad price for the ambience.

Although I can't have peanut butter anymore you gotta try the PB&J wings…read more Went with a friend and we had a Cheese board plus some Lobster Mac and cheese. I'll name some drinks but I'll also tell you the menu changes. Pirates pearl, delicious, Espresso Martini from both Becca and Derrick one was more sweet one was more coffee Based. My friend and her wife had Raspberry mojitos. This is a speakeasy hidden inside Wishbone and Flint. There is also a door outside you can find sorta easy. All the bartenders are fabulous but I always chat most and ask for Becca and Derek. It looks like you've stepped back in time when you walk in, don't worry you didn't break the matrix... it's just the Amber Room. My favorite spot in Fort Worth.

Oh Barrel Room at the Gaylord Texan, once a moody, swanky little cave of cocktails, now with a…read morepatio. Because what every dimly lit whiskey bar needed was a splash of Vitamin D and the distant echo of a convention attendee on a Bluetooth headset. Let's start with the good stuff: the Old Fashioned Whoever's behind the bar clearly went to the Hogwarts School of Cocktail Wizardry, because that drink arrives smoother than a country club apology. Pros: * That Old Fashioned, again, deserves its own fan club. * Still a classy joint if you squint and face away from the light. * Great people-watching, if you're into cowboy hats and expense accounts. Cons: * They turned the sexy cave into a summer porch. * The mysterious, brooding ambiance has been replaced with... sunshine? * I didn't come here to feel refreshed. I came to feel cloaked in mahogany and regret. Bottom line: the Barrel Room is still worth a visit if you're looking to class up your cocktail game before sliding into a steak-induced food coma at Old Hickory.

Terrible service - not accommodating even later into the evening. Don't expect to get a seat at…read morethis restaurant.