Great service , great food , wonderful presentation and amazing views of the downtownread more

The best views for a private club in town! Memberships now offered to those not in the petroleum…read moreindustry. Food is always outstanding. Recently remodeled for events; it was always classy, now even moreso

Joined this with my wife looking to meet some new people, and we totally did! The league placed us…read moreon a full team and everyone was great. It's not a huge commitment with the season only being 6 weeks so it was easy to fit into our schedules. We made some gray friends, hung out lots after bowling abd just had a great time. Hope to join again over the summer.

This league was cool! I really liked the crowd we were with and my team loved the trivia each week…read more There was also drinking jenga setup which was hilarious and made it really easy to get chatting with other teams in the league. That was especially helpful since I didn't know ANYONE in the league when I signed up but by the end we were all pretty tight.

We watched the Masters today. Even though it was muggy it was still a good time . I love the order…read morefrom your table option.

The two stars are for the friendliness of the staff and the decent price for drinks! One star for…read morethe nice, well kept patio area, though more shade is definitely needed in the summer or some bigger fans than the very tiny ones. Overall, it was an experience completely driven by the company you bring yourself. The group I was with had rented out one of the patio sections but there was no sign or anything to make it clear to other people that we paid for the space so we had to eventually ask staff to kick out people that would not leave. Instead of the scheduled live music that was posted online, the entire afternoon was spent on Mexican bingo, which drew a fun crowd having a great time but wasn't the casual hangout that we had planned on having. I do like that you can order food from next door, a feature I am seeing at more and more bars to expand offerings and keep people fed while drinking without all the fuss of adding a kitchen. Overall, it was an average experience. I think if there was a little more organization and some more shade, it would be a solid 4.

Consistently excellent food and food service. wine intelligence and outstanding scope of available…read morewines at all times. Very friendly staff who demonstrate personal attention to members and guests.

Club that many people a membership from their job in Fort Worth. The food isn't bad, and the…read morerestaurant always seems to be quiet. You won't have a problem getting a table unless you're coming in with a party larger than five. Do note that this restaurant closes early for a restaurant that has a bar. I got a fish of the day. The price of fish seems to be heavily subsidized by club membership fees paid for by companies. Restaurants tend to charge around or more than $45 for a fish dish. This fish of the day didn't even cost $40, and I left satiated by the portion size. The bread was delicious, and the butters were shaped beautifully. I just wish I got the bread before all the food was done. Since bread is usually an appetizer. All in all, a membership isn't worth it for here unless your company pays for it or you regularly host large gatherings and feel the desire to impress your guests.

I was in a pretty prominent ska band in the early 2000's. I don't want to big time anyone or…read moreanything, but we were on a tribute to Moon Ska Records compilation that was only available via LP. We were booked to play 1919 during our North Texas tour one Summer. Needless to say, we were disappointed when we arrived. First off, the front of the venue was filled with loiterers. We're not even sure if everybody paid cover. This was incredibly disappointing to us, because we then found out that our booking fee would not be paid even though it was properly invoiced TWICE. The 90's are over too. No one is impressed with your ripped clothes, guys. Now, let's go on to the actual venue. Inside, the best I can describe it is if The Hurt Locker met Rock Star met, had a child, and then abandoned the child in Fort Worth. The green room was non existent. I don't mean like "They don't have bottled water." I mean that it didn't exist. No security at all. You might as well host a punk show in your Uncle's basement. Couple that with the sound and lighting that resembles an inner city middle school talent show, and you have a failure of a venue. At the end of the day, we played to 20-30 kids who were all wearing Minor Threat shirts. We were not allowed to play our mandatory encore, the show wasn't photographed or covered by local media, and we left without any money. 1919 Hemphill will never be a House of Blues, and they should just stop trying.

FIRST, BEWARE OF FLEAS AND/OR CHIGGERS. I left there and was…read moreitching for the rest of the day (but I did wander into the back area which had high grass so that may have been where they came from) I have to completely agree with KAI S. on this one. (Without repeating what was said in that great review) I was so excited to find a place in Fort Worth that shared similar ideas to things / ideals that I'm into (Community, Punk Rock, etc.). So I tried to get involved. I attended a meeting, met the "leadership" and listened to what they had to say. (I even came back to help them with their fence) To me, I felt like the passion that (I'm sure) they had a long time ago had fizzled out. It seemed like some of the members were excited for trying to get stuff together (Conscientious Projector), but for the most part the attitude was just... whatever. So in the end, it was like the "leadership" just wants to run a punk club without all the responsibilities of actually running one. But they are helping little unknown bands to get some exposure (Matt & Kim called them out during their concert @ the House of Blues, Dallas) and I commend them for that. And for that reason alone, I would suggest going there (to see little to unknown bands). I really hope that somehow that spark comes back to them (maybe they need a experienced volunteer event manager to help things out). To see a similar type place that has had more success recently (as far as getting involved in the community aspect), then look at the Rose Marine Theater. http://www.rosemarinetheater.com/index.php