2nd stop for me on my venture of the Fort Worth Burger Week. This was a spot that was within…read morewalking distance for me so I made the trek. For most others, there's plenty of accessible parking and it's kinda tucked away in it's own lot. The burger offered was the "Our Taphouse" - a dry ranch seasoned beef patty with shredded cheese and topped with carmelized onions, lettuce, tomato, pickles, and bacon jam. The burger was definitely good. It's messy since there are some more toppings prone to falling out. I will say that in terms of taste, it was a bit too sweet for my preference. I think it was the combination of carmelized onions and bacon jam that made it too much for me that it overwhelmed the savoriness that I'd prefer to be the main flavor with the burger. This time I didn't dine in personally but I will say that the place looks like it has a nice vibe to it, especially outside. It looks like there's plenty of seating with an area for musicians to perform. I'm looking forward to coming back one day and maybe watching a game and getting a drink.

I checked out a new spot close to home that I'd been hearing about -- they've got over 40 kinds of…read morebeer and daily specials. I went on a Wednesday for their $1 wing deal. Unfortunately, the wings were very overcooked, basically burnt. That said, they had a lineup of local comedians performing, which was a fun and unexpected bonus. The atmosphere was super chill and made up for the food -- definitely the kind of place you can hang out and unwind. I'll be going back to try something else off the menu, because the vibe alone is worth another visit.

This is an amazing place. The Flying Saucer is an iconic must visit. It took my brothers and…read moremyself almost 2 years of going to get our saucers. I don't live near downtown anymore, but I still visit whenever I am down there. The atmosphere is fun and exciting, often live music, and the food is only o.k., thus 4 stars instead of 5. Outside seating is available too. The staff is super- knowledgeable and FAST. Highly recommended

What an amazing place with a view of Sundance Square. So many beers to choose from. Amazing…read moreinterior with saucers attached on the walls and ceiling. Or sit outdoors and listen to live music. Attentive staff will pick up your empty glasses and answer questions. Go just for the ambience and venue, if not to try something new.

Was in Fort Worth for work and a couple coworkers recommended HopFusion Ale Works, so I decided to…read morecheck it out. Glad I did -- really cool spot. I had the Article 15 and it was solid. The place has plenty of seating both inside and outside, and it's got a laid-back vibe. I grabbed a beer, posted up with my laptop, and just relaxed for a while. Definitely a great spot to hang out and enjoy a good craft beer.

Stopped by HopFusion Ale Works over the weekend for a beer. When you arrive, there's plenty of…read moreparking on the street but you may have to walk a little bit just with how busy it is around the brewery. When you walk in you're transported to a kind of a hipster and biking paradise paired with beer. To order walk to the counter and place your order. I ordered the feisty brunette, which is a blonde ale mixed with blackberries. If you're in the Fort Worth area and looking for a cool brewer, I highly recommend this place.

Driving by the area, we noticed the DJ on the patio and decided to stop in. We're so glad we did!…read moreThe atmosphere was fun and welcoming, and the live music was great. The DJ played a nice variety of music, so there was something for everyone. Our waiter was attentive, friendly, and made the experience even more enjoyable. We had a great time and will be back soon

We were visiting family in Fort Worth and a group of nine of us came here for lunch on a Sunday…read moreafternoon. There were a number of people already there, but they were able to accommodate us. June is Pride month and they were proud! I wish I had taken pictures of all the Pride decor they had both inside and out (they have a large patio). It was very festive! They describe themselves as "casual, trendy, and LGBTQ+ friendly". Their patio is dog friendly. They also have music bingo on Sunday evenings and that sounds fun! Our server was great! I wish I remembered her name. She handled everything well - indecision, shared meals, lots of cocktails, etc. We did have to order from the brunch menu, but there were plenty of non breakfast options. We all enjoyed our cocktails - and our food. I ordered the Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit. It was good, but could have been better. The chicken was overcooked. And there was not enough honey. I would also recommend they use hot honey because that stuff is good! It was all just a little dry. It came with a side so my husband chose the side salad. I wasn't hungry It was a nice place to hangout for a few hours on a hot Sunday afternoon! I'd definitely go back sometime when I was visiting!

Lowkey bar with many local drafts. Very friendly staff…read more Although I had a splendid time, I am sad to announce the owner has changed the name. Since I am named Willy, this name change has struck my heart. The Corner Taproom will never triumph Wired Willys.

They'll be seeing quite a bit of me at Wired Willy's, which sounds like the name of a coffee shop…read morebut instead just happens to be a smallish craft beer wonderland just off 7th. Outfit in warm wood tones throughout, they've curated a terrific beer fan's brew selection, clearly the work of people who both know and love beer. As someone who appreciates that in a place, I was quite happy to try a couple of them on recently. It's not big, know that, and know also that contrary to one of the early reviews here, they seem just fine with indoor smoking. I wouldn't say that the place was smoggy by any means, but they definitely weren't averse to it. That said, getting after the tasty stuff is really the way to go here, and though they feature a full bar (lead by Texas distilleries), I only learned last night of their tap philosophy: nothing but US brews on tap, and craft ones at that. So they're not only well curated, but they're a little patriotic about it, which I didn't see coming. That'll keep you thirsty.

Wild Acre was a gem while in Texas. First timer so had to fill out a liability waiver. There was…read moreample seating outside under fans and also indoor seating. This is such a great place for families with kids. Not only is there a playground, jumping area and fun soccer tables inside. There is a decent selection of beer. I only tried the brut one which was interesting. It tasted similar to a mild semi sweet less bubbly champagne? I also ordered the buffalo sandwich wrapped in lettuce. I really appreciated that they tightly wrap aluminum foil around it, because usually any lettuce subbed for a bun is a mess. The elote! Just take my word and order it. Overall such a cool place to eat.

I stopped through TX on a road trip and so happy I came here! VERY family friendly restaurant. I…read morealso came with my dog and they were very accommodating. The food choices were amazing and very delicious. I do not like beer but they let me try and offered different alternatives that I really enjoyed. The WHOLE staff were very friendly! Just wish there were more dessert options 10/10 experience

We absolutely love coming here whenever we visit the Stockyards! It's become one of our favorite…read morestops because of the great live music, delicious drinks, snacks and the overall atmosphere. There's always such a fun, welcoming vibe that makes it the perfect place to relax and enjoy the evening. Christina helped us out with the merchandise, and she was so sweet and such a joy to talk to! She was incredibly friendly and helpful, and made our visit even more enjoyable. We talked about the different seasons we've visited. She let us know that February is a great time to visit for the Dolly Parton themed cups, which gives us another reason to come back! We always have a great time here and can't wait to return on our next Stockyards visit. Definitely a must-stop for great drinks, music, and a fun atmosphere!

Very fun atmosphere. Came on a Friday night and there was no cover charge, live music from 2…read moreseparate bands, and very reasonably priced drinks! The place was very busy but they have tons of seating which makes it still very enjoyable and lively. Would totally come again!!!

This place was chill. That was my first time going back. It's been awhile since I've been there…read more I love the cider, not a huge beer drinker. But I did enjoy trying different beers and ciders. The also had good and other this you can purchase from the test of the store. I think of about time a give them the another visit. The service was also great and I took bought cider to go.

Drinks, Ambiance/TV's, Food, and Service was great! Outdoor patio nice too since it is up on a hill.read more

Food was delicious. Team members were enthusiastic. I will say that the service was longer than…read moreexpected, but it is all worth it. The ambiance is like an old western outdoor BBQ joint with outdoor music and a bar. Highly recommend!!

After visiting last Sunday, I followed their social media and saw they were hosting a jazz band…read morethis week. I called a girlfriend and told her I'd found a new spot: wine, charcuterie boards, and live music. Sounded like a perfect evening. When we arrived, a young employee did her best to find the hostess and get us seated. After a few minutes, she honestly seemed more flustered than we were, she apologized and offered to seat us herself. We got settled, I ordered a margarita, and then I noticed a large dog roaming around. No leash, no owner in sight. (Later found out the owner owns the bar, the regulars are very familiar with the dog) I looked down at the menu, then looked back up, and the dog was literally face-to-face with me. We got up to leave immediately. A dog-friendly patio? Sure. That's completely fine. But allowing a dog to freely roam throughout both the outdoor patio and the covered upstairs area is baffling to me. (My last visit a dog was on the table, I assumed the young staff just didn't know how to approach the situation, but tonight shows this is how Hideaway operates day in and day out) When I explained my concern to the waitress, she said she understood and asked me to close out my tab for the one margarita I had just ordered and hadn't touched. No ma'am. I'd been there less than ten minutes, and for me, this crossed a line. Clearly, some guests enjoyed it. I saw people petting the dog and calling it over. Different preferences, and that's their choice. But mine is different. I won't be back, and if I recommend this place to anyone, it will come with a warning: dogs aren't just allowed here- they appear to have free rein of the space, whether that's on tabletops, near your food, or directly in your personal space, whether you want that interaction or not.

The Library gave exactly what needed to be gave. No food, no responsibilities, just cocktails and…read morevocal delusion for four straight hours. The drinks were aggressive in the best way possible and the karaoke? Oh, we carried that establishment on our backs. The entire group performed Proud Mary like we were on a farewell tour and somehow I spiritually transformed into Sia during Chandelier. 10/10 experience. A very grown, very unnecessary amount of liquor consumed. Would absolutely return to embarrass myself again.

We came here on a Friday night around 10pm and it wasn't packed. I loved the space, very roomy but…read morecozy at the same time. Decorated on theme which was nice. They have a lot of arcade games and a photo booth. The bartenders were super friendly and welcoming. I had two shots of patron while I was there, and I thought they were fairly poured. Their patio has chair swings that are kind if fun to chill on. I wouldn't mind returning here.