Their chicken queso nachos are amazing! I come here for book club with my friends and love when…read morethey have trivia's!

Solid place to have some beer, watch a game, and have some ridiculous amounts of food and relax…read more I've been here twice, both during happy hour, which doesn't just occur during the weekdays, but it's also all day on Sunday. The serving size is enough to feed 2 or 3 or enough to take home and eat for the next day. Service is always nice, friendly and welcoming. Can't complain about any of it. We also never usually have to wait for a table. There's plenty of seating.

We really enjoyed our Sunday brunch! Arrived shortly after…read morewhat I believe is their opening time of 10am. The place had many people already there and lots of open seating. Because of other reviews, I went ahead and got on their website and made reservation when we were on our way. I wasn't asked if we had reservation and unsure how important it was but better safe than sorry. They did get busier as it got later of course. The bar was full with many drinking martinis already. They serve brunch on weekends and have adjoining cocktail menu. Several tables had the beignets (4 for $7) which were so puffy and looked delicious. I got the breakfast toastie which was really big & delicious. We could have split one! The hashbrowns were heavy seasoned to my preference but were very good, My Mom got the Corned Beef Hash with poached eggs, hash browns, & a biscuit. The corned beef mixture was extremely salty but good when mixed together with hashbrowns & eggs. The biscuit was delicious! Will not order again We saw others enjoying toasties, cheesey grits, and massive crawfish pie. We look forward to going back!

What a cute spot on Camp Bowie! Martinis were clearly the hit here. Got a dirty martini and my…read morepartner got a spicy martini both came with a little sidecar and were delicious. We started with the lobster bites which were yummy but small in portion...will be trying something new next time. My partner loved their lobster roll with house chips! I had the crab cakes which came with a buttery pasta which was a bit on the heavier side. So cute and homey! Perfect for a Friday night dinner! Street parking is available and I think I remember a sign for a parking lot nearby!

The meatball sub was good bread was perfect just small says 7 inches seems less , fries were made…read morefrom fresh potatoes, service was good I did take out order for me and a few friends.

Galligaskin's has been making Boston style subs in Fort Worth longer than most of us have been…read morealive, and they'll tell you so, proudly and rightfully. The oldest sub shop in Texas is not a title you stumble into, and one visit makes it clear they've earned it. First, the parking situation, because someone has to say it. The spots up front are scarce and competitive. Don't give up, there's additional parking in the back with its own entrance. File that away before you go, or you'll spend ten minutes circling a strip that has not gotten larger since the 1970s. And speaking of the 1970s, the interior leans fully into its vintage identity. Small, dark, and unapologetically retro, it feels like a sub shop that missed the memo on modern restaurant design and decided it didn't care. Honestly, respect. Now, the subs. Galligaskin's cuts their own meat and cheese in house and bakes their rolls fresh daily, which is the kind of thing that sounds like marketing until you take a bite and realize it actually matters. The roast beef and cheese, loaded with toppings, is a proper sandwich. The house-made Galli Oil and pickled pepper finish that goes on every sub is the secret weapon - not spicy, just deeply flavorful, the thing that makes each bite a little better than the last. We also tried the burger, which came as a genuine surprise. A sub shop doing a burger well feels like it shouldn't work, but here we are, soft bun, flavorful patty, no notes. For sides, the Tater Tots are the undisputed champion of the table. Crispy shell, fluffy interior, the ideal tot. The fried okra was a strong runner-up, well breaded and served with ranch. The French fries, however, were a swing and a miss. They looked the part, golden, fresh cut, promising - and then arrived soggy. A limp fry is a tragedy in any zip code, and these were no exception. No one wants a sad potato. Order the tots. Skip the fries. You've been warned. Galligaskin's in the real deal, a Fort Worth original that's still earning its reputation one fresh-baked roll at a time. One last night: they're closed on Sundays, so plan accordingly. A cruel fact to discover in the parking lot.

Love this local gem for breakfast and lunch. Tasty menu and cozy environment always leaves me in a…read morecheerful mood. Have had the egg salad and turkey & cheese sandwiches for lunch and they were fresh, tasty, and good quality. Service is friendly and a good pace. Definitely go and enjoy the yum!

A cozy hidden gem in the middle of the block that you can't even see from the street. The…read moresandwiches are tasty but the pie is delectable

This pains me.... I…read morehave been going to GN for quite some time. And for the majority of that time....great staff...great service....great energy. tonight really irritated me in a way that I can firmly say, I won't be going back. Now what I'm about to say is not about ego or entitlement . I know me. I know what I do for my bar staff. My tips are generous! Unquestioned. Not because I'm a big spender but I know the struggle and hard times bartenders and wait staff go through during a shift of drunks. The first incident was standing at the bar about to order and a person from behind shouts out his order and the bartender makes it while seeing I'm standing there waiting to order. My options are to (A) be a jerk and yell "hey!! I was here first!!!" or "just take it and move on"... I did the last one. So when it's closing time and I tell the bartender, I like one more and close, then you confirm with me "Glenn you want 1 more and close?" I say "yes" and you tab me out and immediately start dealing with your other customers and not making my drink.... So I say after 5mins of being ignored " did you get my drink on that tab out?" You tell me you didn't and try to charge me for another drink.... I'm quite certain you charged me for that drink on my tab-out but just forgot and started serving your other customers forgetting about me. It's easier to just avoid the argument to not look like an ass over a drink so I left. Horny Toads....Dirty Water Saloon...even Star Light Lounge have never treated me like this. So instead of causing a scene and asking for my bill to be checked, it's easier to talk my hard earned dollars elsewhere to be appreciated. Peace.....

I love going to A Great Notion for karaoke. This is a real Texas dive bar. Neon signs all around…read morethe bar and sports on their big screen TVs, plus lots of seating and room for dancing. They also have one pool table and an area for darts. The drinks are cheap and there is a big open free parking lot in front. Karaoke is always fun and a mixed age crowd so lots of variety in what people sing. Check it out!

Met friends for lunch on Saturday 3/21 and really surprised the place wasn't at all crowded or…read moresuper busy. Food was great, has a laid back atmosphere. We had a group of 4 with 1 toddler. I had hoped they had specials for the food was rather pricey. $40+ for a 3 meat place and sides & they charge more for drinks than fast food. Yikes. We went with 2 meat plate, sides and drinks and it was over $32 Considering the cost we split plates to save some $. The brisket and pulled pork were delicious. The staff was nice, and the atmosphere is welcoming with a modern industrial style. I'd recommend but be aware its expensive if you are on a budget.

The price of their food does not match the quality or quantity they produce…read more Much better barbecue not far away. I will not be coming back. Mac and cheese sucks btw.

First of all, the place is attractive and clean! The clientele is as well! This is in kind of a…read morehigh-end neighborhood, so submitted by country clubs, and million-dollar homes. Isn't the historic Camp Bowie Boulevard corridor, and there is plenty of parking absolutely free. If you like a really great fulfilling breakfast with healthy choices, this is your place! The waiters and waitresses are on top of your needs, and there's a fresh pot of coffee set on your table in the morning, big enuf that you don't need to ask for refills! The pricing is a little bit above the waffle house down the street, but the quality in the ambience is many many many times better. All I can say is l: no matter how you order your breakfast, it is going to be well done! In the best sense!

First Watch on Camp Bowie is a lesson in patience that pays off, mostly. It's a breakfast spot with…read morea loyal following, a small footprint, and a wait that will test your commitment to eggs. Spoiler: it's worth it, with a few asterisks. First, the logistics. The space is cozy, which is a polite way of saying it is not built for large groups or people who like personal space. The wait can be substantial, and the indoor holding area is limited, if the weather is doing something dramatic, you'll want to know that before you commit. The real secret, which I discovered the hard way, is that you can join the waitlist online before you even leave the house. Life-changing information that arrived too late for us. Learn from my mistakes. Once seated, the coffee is hot, the iced tea is fresh, a surprisingly rare achievement at breakfast hours, and the menu has enough options to cause genuine decision paralysis. We ordered two Traditional Breakfasts, both over easy eggs, both crispy bacon. One arrived cooked to absolute perfection, eggs exactly as requested, bacon doing exactly what bacon is supposed to do. The other arrived with eggs cooked firmly over hard. Same table, same order, same server. How does this happen? It is one of breakfast's great unsolved mysteries. The breakfast potatoes, meanwhile, showed promise, well seasoned and flavorful, but arrived in a mixed state of doneness that required careful excavation to find the fully cooked ones. It was less of a side dish and more of an archaeological dig. The third order, the Tri-Fecta, came with a multigrain pancake the size of a small continent, which almost made up for the potato situation. And then there was the Million Dollar Bacon. We didn't order it. The table next to us did. I watched it arrive and I am still not over it. Order the Million Dollar Bacon. Do not make my mistake. Do not be me. First Watch is a solid breakfast spot with real upside, get on the waitlist before you leave home, order the bacon, and maybe double-check your eggs before your server walks away.

Usually eat at their location on Forest Park, but was in the area and wanted to try them out. My…read morefriend and I ate here for a late lunch, and the food was as good as I expected from a Tommy's Hamburgers. Seems like the seating area was a little smaller than the other location, but we easily found a secluded table away from the other patrons. Service was prompt and professional. Will most definitely eat here again if ever in the area. The restaurant seemed clean and well-maintained.

My wife and I were out running around taking care of last minute errands in the cultural district…read moreand it was time for dinner. We decided we didn't want anything fancy saw Tommy's coming up on the right side of us and it fit the bill perfectly. We LOVE Tommy's and my wife especially loves their chicken salad sandwiches on wheat. After looking at their menu, my wife, of course opted for the chicken salad sandwich on wheat and I settled on their catfish dinner. Both of our entrees were accompanied with Tommy's house cut French fries. Both of our entrees were awesome along with the attentive service by our server. My wife LOVED her sandwich and I've never met a catfish I didn't like. To say the least, there was nothing left on either of our plates. We left Tommy's with VERY happy tummies. We will be back VERY soon to snag one of their incredible award winning burgers next time.