Ft Worth, Texas, USA
You can take the train directly to the DFW Airport from the Fort Worth Central Station. The train departs at the north end of DFW terminal B (somewhat under cover, not indoors). Check out the TEXRail route schedule. Use the GoPass app to purchase the tickets. Tickets are only $2. With all the car traffic, it may be faster than driving.
The Blue line FREE circulator that loops around Downtown Fort Worth (formerly know as Molly the Trolley) INFO
Riscky's ok BBQ
Mi Cocina typical Tex-Mex food
Jakes Burgers and Beer avoid- terrible burgers, slow inattentive service, and lack of attention to food preparation
Reata big portions, excellent food. Be sure to check out the rooftop bar.
branch & bird 12th floor of the office building. Nice views and good food.
Jon Smith Subs decent place for a sandwich
Al Dente Italian Trattoria (permanently closed)
Heim BBQ (permanently closed) take an uber, get the two meat plate with brisket and bacon burnt ends with the mac and cheese and either fries or greens
Cooper's Old Time Pit Bar-B-Que Classic BBQ joint with picnic table seats (if your out and about town)
Hard Eight BBQ great place if you're out and about the Metroplex (multiple locations)
Joe T. Garcia's (cash only) great Mexican food if your in the Stockyards Area
Flying Saucer good food, great beer - large outdoor seating area
Silver Leaf Cigar Lounge relax with a glass of wine
The Library open late, just for drinks
Thompson's Bookstore bar on the main level, speakeasy downstairs. The password is on the bottom of the receipt. (it may be louder and busier downstairs than up.
The Archibald decent patio upstairs
Great network of trails- paved and gravel
Head towards the river and walk down the hill next to Tarrant County College and join the Trinity Trails System - recommend, the trail on the north side of the Clear Fork Trinity River and head southwest towards Trinity Park
Bass Performance Hall - events
Rooftop Cinema Club Downtown Ft Worth - showtimes
Sid Richardson Museum displaying Wild West paintings of Charles M. Russell, Frederic Remington & more.
Stockyards watch a cattle drive INFO