Panther City brings serious pitmaster energy! Brisket that melts, ribs that slap, and sides worth showing up for early.
If you’re craving ramen with a side of cool, Wabi House delivers. Casual but chic, with rich broths and crispy apps that hit every time.
1314 W Magnolia Ave
Even if you’re not vegan, you’ll love Spiral. Their burgers, brunch, and milkshakes slap without the guilt—and the retro diner vibe is just plain fun.
2349 N Main St
1812 Montgomery St
Taco Heads keeps it fresh, fast, and funky. It’s tacos, margs, and good patio vibes all day. Plus brunch tacos that basically cure any bad decision. It's the perfect place to grab a meal before a sold out show at Dickies Arena or a day at the Fort Worth Stockyards.
2921 Morton St
If you're looking to do some quick grocery shopping you may stumble upon Bodega W 7th located in Fort Worth. Don't be fooled though, behind the freezer is actually a full service bar!
1005 Foch St
Located right in the heart of Fort Worth's barhopping district, this laundromat (bar, shhh) is a Panther City favorite. Enter through the front and you'll find washers and dryers, and a secret doorway? They have a "laundry list" of themed cocktails to choose from and an intimate atmosphere that will make you want to stay a while, even after your laundry is dry.
2800 Bledsoe St # 200
Zero regrets. Pour Decisions is the kind of bar you wander into and end up staying way longer than planned because the drinks are strong and the DJ’s vibing. Oh, and we can't forget about the slide you'll want to go down about 20 times before you leave.
609 S Jennings St
Jackie O's is anything, but boring. Karaoke on Mondays, Loteria on Tuesdays, Trivia on Wednesdays, themed events. There's always something exciting to get into at Jackie O's!
220 S Sylvania Ave #209
Wild beer flavors and front-row river views? Yes, please. Martin House is Fort Worth weird in the best way. Think pickle beer, live music, and community hangs.
SHOP
photo via Roadrunner Stop Instagram
1455 W Magnolia Ave #113
This cozy record shop on Magnolia is packed with used vinyl, new indie releases, and music accessories. The staff is super friendly, and the vibe is pure analog nostalgia. It's the perfect spot to dig for gems or sell your collection.
1455 W Magnolia Ave
A quick pit stop and shop! This boutique is filled with quirky trinkets and bold accessories.
1455 W Magnolia Ave # 105
A true local skate haven right on Magnolia Ave. Boards, gear, and that laid-back skatepark energy. Great place to hang, swap stories, and pick up boards built for cruising downtown.
1208 W Magnolia Ave #106
A sunny plant shop meets comic boutique, plus DIY terrarium classes. No green thumb required. Build your own miniature world, choose trinkets, and take home a living craft. It's super creative and calming.
831 Foch St
A curated treasure trove of retro threads and vintage accessories. If you love nostalgic style and one-of-a-kind finds, this spot keeps it stylish and sustainable.
3608 W 7th St
An independent bookstore that feels like hanging out in your artsy best friend’s living room. Lots of quirky reads, local picks, and plenty of charm. Ideal for wandering shelves and discovering unexpected favorites.
ENTERTAINMENT
photo via game theory facebook
804 S Main St
This board game lounge is your go-to for date nights or hangouts that never run dry. With 500+ games on tap, scratch‑kitchen bites, and craft cocktails, it’s a game night you don't want to skip.
9543 Sage Meadow Trail
Feeling crafty? At Fuzz Lab you can tuft your own fluffy rug or cute art piece in a beginner-friendly environment. All tools and training are provided, just bring your creativity.
1911 Montgomery St
Catch everything from massive concerts and rodeo shows to college sports and community events.
112 St Louis Ave
A music lover's dream in Near Southside. Live shows, a bar, and even a secret speakeasy next door. Indie bands, happy hours, and good vibes are the name of the game here!
131 E Exchange Ave
Ready for a taste of the Old West? The Stockyards National Historic District is your one-stop cowboy carnival. Complete with twice-daily longhorn cattle drives at 11:30 a.m. and 4 p.m., rustic saloons, western wear boutiques, rodeos, and Mule Alley shopping. It’s authentically Texas and endlessly fun.
395 Purcey St
Think waterfront festivals, river floats, and skyline views all rolled into one awesome outdoor venue. Between paddleboards, kayak launches, a sandy pop-up beach, and live music events on Texas’ only waterfront stage, it’s your riverside happy place in Fort Worth.
525 Commerce St
Expect sheer elegance and world-class art collide at Bass Performance Hall. From musicals and symphonies to ballet and piano recitals, this iconic downtown venue delivers top-tier performances with stunning acoustics and architecture.
