The gentleman server was delightful. He explained the menu and helped with our selections. The food…read morewas delicious. The restaurant space is very cozy.

It's not a bad place and the bartender Alexandra was great but it's just a run of the mill hotel…read morerestaurant

Food was pretty good and pricing was alright. The family enjoyed eating there and I wouldn't…read morenormally go back again (without them), but they did surprise me with having a prime rib available, which also surprisingly was probably the best I've had so far in DFW; I'd rate 5 out of 7. As much as I love prime rib, it's hard for any to be amazing if you have ever had House of Prime Rib in SF. I hope they read this, but I would gladly go back over and over again if the prime rib cuts were better. Nearly all restaurants cut huge thick pieces, while that's nice for a steak, prime rib works so much better with thinner cuts soaking in the au jus. Everyone should steal that page out of House of Prime Rib's book.

I ordered well done steak to go yesterday with option vegetable . The steak was medium well and…read morewas given load of broccoli instead of mixed veg . The taste and service was mediocre. Given the price and the glamorous look , overall experience lower than Waffle House.

We stopped to charge a Tesla in the parking lot and had about 30 minutes to kill on a Friday…read moreafternoon and ended up wandering into this bar. It was the perfect neighborhood spot. Our server was so great (Sara). She overheard me say something and all of a sudden it just appeared. Super attentive. It was Halloween and music bingo night. We ended up staying for many hours. People were super nice and the bingo was so fun. I highly recommend Nico's way nachos. I would totally come back if we lived closer.

4.3 stars on a place is enough to get me to try them and man am I ever glad I did. For a few years…read moreI have wondered about them but never came in. Today I finally did! Walking in I can describe the ambiance in here in three words...Texas Dive Bar! I was here for lunch, so I was a little worried how much the alcohol the place serves up had affected the food reviews...but this place has legitimately really good food. I ordered the lunch special fried shrimp basket. For 9.99 I got a half dozen jumbo shrimp that breaded in some kind of deliciousness and served with fries. They were really good. My server Andrea, who also doubled as the bartender, was really good. She was upbeat and pleasant. They are definitely worth some repeat visits! Review #2057

Winner winner chicken dinner. This establishment is very attractive. A smaller version of Hard…read moreRock with way better food. The blacken chicken pasta was filling and had a nice spice to it. The black and blu hamburger was juicy and flavorful. Would recommend this place and I will come back to Texas

The original location in Frisco was always a go-to for us. This location is closer so we have tried…read moreto visit as often as we can. Their blackberry mojitos are well made and easy to drink! We love the decor and era theme with the MTV music video vibes. Like others have mentioned though, the service needs attention. We typically have issues with getting service on the patio, drinks are slow, we have to push for additional drinks, our food isn't severed timely, etc. Our most recent visit, I have to give our server credit, the pre-lunch salad was ordered incorrectly so it went back and by the time they re-made the salad, it came out after the main meal. My husband HATES that! We do not think twice to drive 45 minutes to get to Rock & Brew for the blackberry mojitos but to get bad service, that makes it difficult to justify. If you are headed to the bar to just have a few blackberry mojitos, I recommend this place all day. If you want service and plan to eat, I am not sure I would give it any stars with the last few visits. We have had great service here, just not in the last 3 visits.

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.

After a failed walk in attempt at Mi Dia, our group of 7 wandered into Winewood. They were able to…read moreseat our party within a few minutes. We ordered a variety of appetizers including tenderloin bruschetta, quail knots, and raw oysters. All were great choices. They came out before our drinks, but we didn't mind. The server was very communicative about the bar backup. My blackberry lemon drop was tasty and not too sweet. My boyfriend and I split the rack of lamb and lobster ravioli. It was the perfect combo and we're both healthy portions. We didn't make it to the dessert menu, but we were happy with the service, price and immediate seating.

Winewood is a nice, cozy restaurant in between several others. I went there for dinner while…read morevisiting DFW for work. They had a good selection. I asked for the bread, it was delicious. Also got the crab cake. It was meaty and good portions. For my meal, the lobster ravioli. It was heavy but didn't have a lot of lobster. Mostly cream sauce. My coworker got the quail wrapped with bacon and she enjoyed it. Other coworker got a filet. We had a nice evening and the service was really good. They kept checking on us because we stayed awhile.

We selected this spot because we were meeting an out of town guest and we didnt want to have to…read morefight main street traffic. For anyone who is in the area this is the old Bobo China building. They have a patio that sits on the West side of the building. Although it was 80 we elected to sit inside. They have an extensive beer list and I was excited to see multiple Cider beers! I selected the one suggested by the server that tastes like an orange blue moon. It was very good. The two other people in the party selected Miller lite on tap. The beer is very cold! They have happy hour prices on the appetizers so we ordered boom boom shrimp, fried pickles and the whipped feta. All were very good. Table and chairs were a little uncomfortable but the mural on the wall was cool. Highly recommend!

I feel privileged to live about a mile away from Bohemian Bull, so I can drop in on the regular…read more The place is comfy, colorful and vibrant, and the employees do their very best The food is scratch made with loads of options, some of the best burgers in the area. Honestly it can be hard to choose from the menu sometimes. And they have delicious scratch cocktails as well, should one choose to imbibe (RESPONSIBLY). I could walk there and back, heeheeheeheeheeeeeeee Cherry on top, Dennis brings in local musicians, I don't make it all the time but when I have I was impressed. Gotta love some live music ‍ Carry on, BB

Taylor at Rowdy Cowboy is exactly what great service is supposed to look like. She's sharp,…read morequick-witted, and actually pays attention to what's going on around her--something that clearly isn't consistent across the rest of the floor. While other servers seemed more focused on socializing with regulars than doing their jobs, Taylor stood out immediately. She stayed engaged, checked in at the right times, and made sure everything was handled without needing to be asked twice. That's not luck--that's professionalism. She brings a mix of intelligence and humor that makes the experience better without being forced or over the top. More importantly, she executes. Orders are right, timing is right, and the overall experience feels intentional--not neglected. If you're going to Rowdy Cowboy, don't leave it to chance. Ask for Taylor by name. She's an asset to that place, and based on what I saw, she's setting a standard others there aren't meeting

Rowdy Cowboy is a popular sports bar/restaurant that is known for very friendly servers. It's…read moreactually a very fun experience, as long as you don't bring your significant other or care about food. My Overall Rating - 3 1/2 Stars (5 Stars if you only care about service) Atmosphere - It's pretty electric. There is a large bar in the middle, tons of bar seating, and during my Thursday visit for lunch, it was packed. The vibes are good, and tons of TVs are showing sports. If you have an XY chromosome, this is your place. 1 Star. Service - Rowdy Cowboy is known for having great servers who are very friendly (and nice to look at). All tables were taken, so I sat at the bar. The bartenders were fast, efficient, and very friendly. They got my order wrong, but I don't care. Their friendliness made me not care. 1 Star. Food - Look, if you're here, you're not here for the food. I started with the Steak Frites. The steak was super tender but lacked seasoning. The shoestring fries were awesome and made the perfect pairing to the steak. I ordered the Brisket Sliders but ended up with Wagyu Sliders. I didn't mind because our bartenders were so friendly, but the sliders were just ok. Remember, this place is not known for the food. 1/2 Star. Will I Return? - Yes. Rowdy Cowboy knows exactly what it does well, and believe me it does it well. In fact, out of all the restaurants in this genre, Rowdy Cowboy has the friendliest staff. Yes, I will be back. 1 Star.

Visited for the first time for brunch with some friends. When I entered, the ambiance seemed bright…read moreand lively and I was immediately greeted by the kind hostess. She led me back to the table with my friends and created some small talk on the way, so that was a nice change of pace, considering many people just point you on your way. We were seated near the back which seemed to be somewhat like an open kitchen feel, which I actually thought was pretty cool. Our waitress was very fast and helpful with picking out our foods based on our likes. Once the food came out, everyone seemed to really enjoy their meals, including myself. We started the table off with the biscuits and fried green tomatoes (demolished!). I kept it simple with the chicken and waffles (delicioius and crispy), which was a HUGE helping (yum!). Others at my table enjoyed the the shrimp and grits and WB chicken sandwich. No complaints heard from them! Overall, I really enjoyed the ambiance, the food, the service, and the experience I had for my first time there. Would come back again for dinner to see if there is a difference.

Sunday brunch stop- here is what we liked. * short wait for…read morea table of 6. * Charismatic wait person * The buttermilk biscuits were solid good, little dry but good. Butter and honey made it a good appetizer * The chicken tenders were crisp and juicy and I love to dip mine in gravy versus a sauce so this was perfect. * Thought the greens were flavorful and a nice side. *Chicken and waffle was a nice plate- same chicken tenders as above. *Nice cocktail list- as they have a full bar. What could have been better. *Booth seating for 6 was a little crowded but not a big issue. * Was a little pricey but considering the area and it was good, not a big deal.

The 2 days we spent roaming the streets in Grapevine, we ended up here the most. Kim made…read moreThe best margarita of the week, beating even the expensive ones we had at the Stockyards! Don't pass up on the Texas Red chili! Have it as hot as you want! With beans or not! Wife loved everything she ate and drank too. Live music starts early most nights of the week, perfect for a day drinker. And of course the staff was Texas nice, especially the day girls!

One of my favorite local spots for drinks amd live music. What goes great after a night out…read moredrinking? You guessed it, Tolbert's infamous chili! I got a cup of chili and the jalepeno cornbread to go. It hits the spot every time! Chili is hearty and filling, not as good as my homemade chili but it'll work. Not a lot of spice, so I add all of those jalepenos. The cornbread is more sweet than spicy. Overall, this fits the good after the bar food. Service is always spectacular and they always habe a great weekly lineup of live music. Check em out!