Beautiful boutique hotel with a banger bar. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. Would…read morehighly recommend!

Always a good time…read more This time in particular I may have been the only customer so I got one drink and left but the bartenders are super polite. Although it's the lobby of a hotel it def has neighborhood bar vibes and I enjoy that

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.

Here on a Saturday morning, and the staff have been very efficient!…read moreI ordered a banana matcha with oatmilk, and it's good. Definitely on the sweeter end, but if you like banana and sweet you will enjoy it. I'm happy that they have more seating in the back, because I wasn't wanting to sit out on the porch (summer heat). We will be coming back!

I am a big fan of coffee and cocktail bars, and this one is no exception. They also happen to be…read morethe most popular coffee shop in town. I was wondering why they close at 7 and then re-open at 10.....when most coffee shops would be long closed. It all makes sense now. It's because the front is the coffee shop and the rear is the bar area. All of that aside, one of the main reasons I enjoyed this spot so much is the layout, spacious interior and great music selection. Many of the songs were well known and had a good beat. I tried the toasted coconut shaken signature drink. The cashier said these drinks are light, airy and foamy lattes. The toasted coconut latte is pretty good and tastes along the same lines as the Maui Mocha I order at a place I visit in Houston.

Yall food service and atmosphere is off the hook!!! Check…read moreout all Djs especially on Saturday nights!!! Dj Tripple OG in the mix aka Dj Kd Offical!

As a sober individual it's really hard to find a place with good mocktails. My best friend and I…read morewere really excited to try this place due to their extensive mocktail menu (we tip like we are drinking alcoholic beverages.) Unfortunately this place did not meet any of the expectations we were hoping for, the doorman was aggressive in his approach to ask for id, when we were scoping out a spot he rudely let us know that the area we looked at was reserved.... Not a big deal, just could have been nicer. When it was time to order, the couldn't make any of their mocktails aside from one that was $12 for Ginger Beer, Sparking Water and N/A Sparkling Brut. Probably the easiest drink to make, they said it was due to a shipment not coming in. The staff was not super friendly to be honest, although the place is beautiful and the DJ that came in on Saturday 7/25 was great, we enjoyed her set! Sadly won't be coming back to this establishment. Hopefully more bars that provide good service pop up in the area and ones that make non-drinkers feel welcome. Two stars for the restrooms being divided, the great DJ and the decor.

Fiance and i walked were exploring and walked past an oddly placed and weirdly small laundromat…read morebefore realizing that there is no way this just a tiny random laundromat. We poke our heads in (accidentally going through the exit door. the front door is well camouflaged) and just found a wonderful very chilled out bar. Haven't been to a speakeasy in a long time. It was dark lighting with ambient black lights and string lights to keep it dim but you wont struggle to see through. Music was not super loud and the chairs were incredibly comfortable and the whole place was laid out to just have drinks and lounge while talking with friends. No food, which is fine. You have plenty of options on the same block for that. This place is just for drinks and conversation. The seasonal menu was awesome. It iss a bar so they of course can make anything you request if you don't want a specialty cocktail. I got my favorite, a moscow mule but they had a brazilian mule on the specialty menu. I never had that before and ordered it on the spot. It was grapefruit vodka with lime, lots of fine pellett nugget ice (the really good kind) with ginger beer and condensed milk. My god it was great, they told me how they made it because i never saw milk added to this before. It was a delicious limeade that almost was slushy like, creamy and with tangy vodka. Plus they actually served it in a proper copper mug. Best mixed drink ive had period and a cool twist on my favorite standard moscow mule. The place is now going to become a frequent haunt for us. Its very laid back, relaxed, with fantastic ambiance. It doesn't get jammed packed and is not meant to get wild in. We went there around 7pm on a friday night with about 8 or so others already there with their drinks. It did pick up later with 15-20 people in there but still spacious and comfortable. It genuinely was just a nice bar to have drinks and conversations with friends. Nice music that isn't too loud so you can talk with normal voice levels. The bartenders we had were super nice and charismatic. The drinks were not expensive, a respectable 13 bucks for my mule. If you have a bill over 40 dollars they automatically add 20% gratuity to it so keep that in mind when you are tipping. And after 8pm everything had 20% gratuity added to the bill. But the service is so damn good that you will probably still want to tip on top of that anyways. I loved it so much i actually made a yelp account just to post a review. TLDR super cool speakeasy type joint, cool aesthetics and laundry theme. Not loud, good for drinks and chit chat, cool well crafted specialty cocktails that don't break the bank. Good bartenders. Good times. Cozy seats that encourage you to hang out and talk even with folks you haven't met before and dim without being dark lighting. Clean bathroom too and quick charismatic service. Hit this place up for sure even just for the novelty of it. It was a wonderful surprise bar for a date night. Pro tip for this area in general. all paid parking, some place validates some do not, i am unsure if they do here but there is paid parking right out front and also a paid lot literally across the street. But i don't even bother. About a block and a half away northeast is a big shopping complex with a target. i just park there for free and walk. its a short nice walk and doesn't cost 20 bucks.

Super late review as it's been quite some time since I visited Dirty Laundry, but it's still a spot…read morethat stands out. Highlights: Super fun speakeasy-style entrance Small interior, but the seating is arranged really well for different group sizes and feels surprisingly comfortable I don't recall them offering food during my visit, but the bartenders were friendly and were able to make a great mocktail Surrounded by different eateries, so it's easy to grab food nearby before or after drinks Easy parking, which is always a plus (street or parking garage nearby)

I had the pleasure of visiting this small out-of-the-way place last night. Some friends I haven't…read moreseen in close to a decade wanted to catch up and we decided to give this spot a try. Fantastic choice! The menu is very "urban hipster" vibes. Plenty of burgers, lots of fun appetizers, charcuterie, one of my friends has some dietary restrictions and they were easily able to accommodate her needs which made us all very happy. This spot has a great bar in the front, and a smaller bar in the rear of the place. Outdoor seating as well as covered seating. Plenty of shade as well which will serve their patrons nicely in the coming Texas summer months. This is also a dog friendly dining spot, plenty of people were there with some amazing canine companions (always ask before you pet a strangers pup, it's just polite and courteous. Almost no one says No!). Assuming you don't have a dog allergy, this will hopefully be a feature. There is a relatively new apartment complex across the street and I get the feeling a lot of the people stopping in were regulars who bring in their dogs during walkies and grab a bite before heading back home, but that is just pure conjecture on my part. Either way, it was a fun inviting atmosphere. The music was nice, not too loud for my old man ears to enjoy but still present enough to be part of the evening without being intrusive. Staff was very nice, helpful, friendly, etc. Everything one would expect from a fine Texas eatery. Lots of spicier options on the menu if you're into that, but by no means anything overpowering. My guess is the owner has stock in some jalapeno growers farm somewhere and the food is all the better for it! If you're in the area already or if you're thinking of branching out for a nice new burger spot, this place is great and I will be returning. I live nearby so it'll likely become part of the regular rotation for us in the coming months. We are spoiled for choice in this area when it comes to good burgers being close to Grumps, close to Kincaid's, and close to Tommy's up on Camp Bowie. But this place competes on good burgers and if you're looking for a fun hangout atmosphere, you'd be hard pressed to find better. Easily recommended! Give them a try, I don't think you'll regret it! Cheers!

After visiting last Sunday, I followed their social media and saw they were hosting a jazz band…read morethis week. I called a girlfriend and told her I'd found a new spot: wine, charcuterie boards, and live music. Sounded like a perfect evening. When we arrived, a young employee did her best to find the hostess and get us seated. After a few minutes, she honestly seemed more flustered than we were, she apologized and offered to seat us herself. We got settled, I ordered a margarita, and then I noticed a large dog roaming around. No leash, no owner in sight. (Later found out the owner owns the bar, the regulars are very familiar with the dog) I looked down at the menu, then looked back up, and the dog was literally face-to-face with me. We got up to leave immediately. A dog-friendly patio? Sure. That's completely fine. But allowing a dog to freely roam throughout both the outdoor patio and the covered upstairs area is baffling to me. (My last visit a dog was on the table, I assumed the young staff just didn't know how to approach the situation, but tonight shows this is how Hideaway operates day in and day out) When I explained my concern to the waitress, she said she understood and asked me to close out my tab for the one margarita I had just ordered and hadn't touched. No ma'am. I'd been there less than ten minutes, and for me, this crossed a line. Clearly, some guests enjoyed it. I saw people petting the dog and calling it over. Different preferences, and that's their choice. But mine is different. I won't be back, and if I recommend this place to anyone, it will come with a warning: dogs aren't just allowed here- they appear to have free rein of the space, whether that's on tabletops, near your food, or directly in your personal space, whether you want that interaction or not.

Still a great neighborhood spot for a good cocktail, no food that I'm aware of by Spice is next…read moredoor and delicious. It's a small space but feels cozy not cramped, great small patio out back! Bartenders are sometimes friendly sometimes not, not impacting the service but just not always friendly/ conversational. Still l'd recommend this place as a wind up or wind down for an evening out.

Me and my girlfriend always have a great time visiting proper bar. They don't have much in the way…read moreof food, they instead have a snack / finger food menu. We had a great time talking with the bartenders when we sat up at the bar they carried a fun lively conversation and were able to make great on and off the menu drink recommendations. It is a nice intimate sort of feeling inside the bar and then they have a back patio as well if the insides full.

For a summer evening in Texas, this lounge delivered by having a dark, cool lounge to enjoy an…read moreevening with friends or colleagues. Service was phenomenal, and the ambiance was relaxing. Eclectic decor and seating, but there is plenty of indoor seating for a group or a couple. Loved the red Cabernet, and the charcuterie board was well-plated with meat and cheeses!

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.