We had a fun afternoon at the Stockyards. So many shops and restaurants! You can purchase…read morebeer/wine, etc. and wander the streets. The stores are very touristy... but cool to look around in. The best part, of course, is the cattle drive. They do it twice a day at 11:30am and 4:00pm. Beautiful longhorns! You can also view them in the pens after the drive. Tip: We parked about 2 blocks away on a (shaded!) side street for free. We avoided the crowded pay parking lot.

If you're visiting Fort Worth and want a true "well, this is definitely Texas" experience then…read moredefinitely check out The Stockyards!!! This feels kind of like a bucket list location honestly. My friends and I spent time walking around the Stockyards area, popping into shops, window shopping at some very luxurious western wear stores, and soaking in the atmosphere. Between the cowboy boots, giant belt buckles, hats, leather goods, and rustic architecture, the entire area felt like a mix of Texas history and tourist attraction. The highlight for me, of course, was watching the famous cattle drive featuring ENORMOUS Texas longhorn cattle walking right down the middle of the street!!! It was something I had never experienced before and I found it fascinating! Yes, I do wish it lasted a little longer, but as an introduction to Texan culture and Stockyards history, it was fantastic and memorable. Standing there and watching these massive animals casually stroll through town while crowds gather to cheer and take photos - wow, just wow! Speaking of photos... yes, I sat on one of the longhorns for a picture because... when in Texas!?

I love the concept of local artists displaying their artwork in the community. The parking is…read moreeither street or in a nearby parking lot. Inspiration Alley is free and adjacent to local businesses. They keep this place clean with a couple of options for seating, including chairs shaped as a mask. I came on a sunny day and enjoyed the quiet and colorful atmosphere. There was another person there that I went, who was taking photos. They include a brief description of the artwork and the name of the artist which I enjoyed reading. I could imagine spending a couple of hours by yourself or with friends/family.

If you are in the area this is definitely a cute place to check out. The murals are beautiful and…read moreits quiet tucked away between buildings. However, if its out of your way its not a must see.

I love coming to this area. Riverside Art District has multiple mom and pop shops as well as local…read morecommunity events. There is plenty of parking available, however it can be tricky at times. There have been businesses that have closed down and new businesses to replace them. There was an art market shop that I checked out and liked, however it is no longer there. I recommend checking out Dough'd up (low sugar, protein donut shop) and race street coffee which offers yummy beverages and pastries. I look forward to checking out The Tropic Lady and Green Thistle Emporium soon.

Very funky walkable area with lots of shopping from clothing, to records to vintage and so much…read moremore, art, food, hair and beauty services, brewery and coffee. Go check it out. Park once and walk. Very compact area easily walkable. Business are mom and pop and the people are amazing.

Yay seems like forever since I've seen everyone. It was so good to catch up with my yelpies. We…read morestarted off with the pimento cheese dip with tortilla chips and the ranch dip with potato chips. Both were really delicious. I, of course, had to release my wrath with the Little Red Wasp cocktail. Ohhh it definitely had a kick to it. I had to sip it slow. My friend won the gift basket that was filled with goodies. Kendall and Austin, such a fun relaxing event. It was definitely what I needed after my long week! Thanks you Little Red Wasp for having us yelpies there. The staff were very attentive!

Wow what a night. I had plenty of WRATH as I entered the Little Red Wasp. It had been a BLINKING…read moreLOVELY DAY. When we entered the restaurant, we were greeted by the hostess and manager. They were both very friendly and soothing. This lowered my WRATh a little. Once we signed in, we started talking to existing and now new friends and the WRAth is lowering down even more. We were finding that several friends had had as lovely of a day as I had had. The very attentive and friendly servers brought out our special drink "The Little Red Wasp" man this thing is spicy but I feel the WRath is getting even lower. The homemade pimento cheese and chips oh so very good. The Wrath is even lower. After having a great meal, Egg Salad Sandwich and a Breckenridge Porter, and the wrath is gone. Thank you Little Red Wasp for helping turn a very rough day into a wonderful evening. Kendell, Adam, and Austin, thank you very much for a great time. GREAT JOB AS USUAL.

This art fest is huge. Great variety of vendors, food, and art. Parking is kind of a challenge and…read morethe $22 for parking is a bit steep.

Haven't been in a number of years, and decided to check out this year's arts fest. Once finished…read moreexercising at the downtown YMCA, I simply walked over to Main Street. Don't think I spent a full hour looking at all the vendors, but I checked out each one and thoroughly enjoyed myself. A few of the vendors I recognized from years gone by. Others were brand new to me. For some reason, the flow of the event seemed better organized from what I remember. Or maybe it was because it was the first day of the event. Who knows? There were definitely less people out wandering around. Just wait until the weekend. Ha ha! Having formerly worked in downtown on Main Street, I swung by where the old shop was formerly located. After a few minutes of reminiscing, I continued on my way. In the end, the wares offered are a want and not a need, and certainly way out of my meager budget. I still enjoy looking at everything. There were also two bands performing, but I didn't feel like sticking around. May come back before the festival ends on Sunday.

The foundry district is a vibe all its own ! Bumblebee yoga…read more, Doc's record store & vintage , foodie destinations and more . Art art art ! Beautiful local murals and an eclectic feel . Highly recommend popping in here .

Who doesn't love a local art district? I know I do! I stumbled across Foundry District one Thursday…read moreafternoon - comprised of random, yet meaningful, pieces painted on old buildings, houses and businesses. This district brings life and empowerment to what some may consider an abandoned neighborhood. Some of the art works of done by local artists and some of the pieces are apart of a #28Mantra exhibit. The mantras are not in order or located in one area gifting you the experience to explore the neighborhood finding them all while stumbling across some local businesses!

Having just moved into the area I was looking for a good date night spot. Cafe Bella did not…read moredisappoint. The atmosphere was very romantic and perfect even though the place was packed it still felt intimate. The staff were friendly and helpful in deciding what to eat. We had a stuffed chicken dish in an amazing lemon wine sauce. But the chocolate cake was just to die for. We had an appetizer, split a salad and entree and ordered dessert for under $50. We brought our own bottle of wine and I gotta say I am excited for our next visit.

Food was pretty good, nice portions, and everything we had was really enjoyable. Service was solid…read moretoo, no complaints there. It's a cozy Italian spot with that classic, intimate vibe definitely a good choice for a quiet date night. We came with a pretty large group, which seemed to throw things off a bit for the staff. But honestly, I'd chalk that up to the size of our party more than anything. I'd definitely come back for a more low-key night wine and pasta would be the move.

There are so many restaurants in the Sundance Square district of Fort Worth, that it's hard to…read morechoose where to eat. This tour takes you to 7 different places, each with different cuisines, so that you can get a great selection of what the area has to offer. Generous portions at each stop will leave you more than full, when you are finished. It's a walking tour, but all of the places are very close to each other. Billy Ray will entertain you between stops with funny and interesting stories of Fort Worth. We had a blast and highly recommend this tour.

From the owner: Taste Fort Worth Food Tour, a 2 1/2 hour walking tour around downtown Fort Worth, is an epicurean…read moreexperience from southern to Mediterranean cuisine with rich flavors of mosaic cultures and traditions. You'll also savor the flavors from Mexico City authentic recipes to Texas ranch land cuisine steeped in history. Taste of Fort Worth Food Tour offers diners a walking tour of five local restaurants and two treat shops at the end of the tour, in the 13th largest city in the United States. From trendy hot spots to local flavor, your taste buds will travel from southern staples to a Mediterranean experience. Join us on a casual stroll around the vibrant history-rich Sundance Square where you are treated with a delicious food experience and southern hospitality.

Just discovered this little Italian gem and I'm already went back twice! It's family owned and you…read morecan feel it the second you walk in. The servers are so friendly and welcoming. The best part: I had a specific craving that wasn't on the menu (it likes "build your own pasta" from Romano's Macaroni Grill restaurant that is Grilled Shrimp on angel hair with veggie) and they cooked it exactly how I asked. The dish came out perfect and even better with high quality shrimp and veggies. You can tell the kitchen really cares. Cozy atmosphere, homemade taste, and service that makes you want to stay all evening. Highly recommend!

Macaluso's is a great Fort Worth Italian restaurant. Been here a few times call ahead for…read morereservations or you may have a wait. The seating is limited inside. The restaurant is small and cozy. Twice we could not get in without a long wait. Other times we made reservations and did not need them. Best to be safe and call. Bar seating is also available if you want to sit there. The food was very good, we tried two of the dishes. They are Chicken Sunrise, and Veal Genovese, both come with pasta and the sauce on the meals are wonderful. Since we like these two dishes so much it is hard to try anything else. Bread rolls also come with the meal. Salad is extra, I had the Caesar salad. Started with an appetizer Escargot Provencal.... oh man this is good. Dip your bread into the garlic butter yum. The plates have plenty of food you will be full or take-home leftover. Nice glass of wine is good with the meal. Service was good once they were terribly busy, so the food came out slowly. But I understand the staff were working very hard. They only had two wait staff when we were there. Great place to go for a date or special night. Or anytime casual inside.