Very cool trail with awesome artwork on rocks, rock trail isn't very long but many trails connect…read morearound it

What a lovely Little Rock Art Path in Keller Texas- nestled just off the right hand side parking…read morelot of Keller Point. As you walk through the path between the trees, you'll see a bridge and to the right there is a little cute bicycle on a stick. This little wind vane indicates the free bike tire air pump available. As you face the bridge, with the bike tire pump on your right, look immediately left and you'll see the opening of the rock path . As you stroll along, you'll see a wonderful, creative display of rock artwork! Also, some beautiful tributes to loved ones. There are also several benches to sit on. I loved the Betty White tribute. Was touched be several tributes to local loved ones. The path has a canopy of trees keeping it a cool place to walk during the hot summer days. Hope this posting inspires young and older artists ‍ to paint and bring more for all to see and enjoy!

Love DeVivo's. My favorite restaurant in Keller…read more Wide menu for the whole family. Everything is tasty... Pizza, Burgers, Enteees... (can't go wrong with chicken fried chicken meal). Not to mention, the delicious cakes, cookies, canolis, etc. They also feature live music which adds to the ambience and chill vibe of the place. However, above all, it's the SERVICE from this restaurant that's simply phenomenal. They go above and beyond at each opportunity and it truly shows. Thanks for being such a staple in the community DeVivo bro's!

Been here twice now and both times the pizza was SOO good! Had their burger last time and I would…read morehighly recommend both. Very affordable, nice family atmosphere on the inside, big and good for large parties.

This is an excellent tour for any first-time visitor to Ft Worth…read moreTotally worth the money Billy Ray (our guide) is a hoot. He's a genuine Texan and a veritable fountain of knowledge regarding the history of Ft Worth. He also has many humorous stories and jokes to share with everyone throughout the tour. The Tour takes to various points of interest around Ft Worth (including the Stock Yards) and various delicious BBQ spots around town. The food is awesome. There is a lot to see in Ft Worth and this tour is a great way to start to get to know this town

Do not recommend this tour for small groups. May have been better with 12+ people. Having to…read morelisten to the tour guide boast about himself (mostly unrelated to the sightseeing) the entire time was obnoxious and ruined it for us. Also, instructions to "come hungry" were not good...we didn't see any food/BBQ for more than 2 hours after the tour started (and we were all hangry). I had been looking forward to a day of fun and relaxing sightseeing and the tour guide being so pushy and interjecting himself into every conversation was beyond irritating. Not worth the money.

What a find! We were in the area and needed food for dinner (and had time to kill...rush hour)…read more Food: stuffed mushrooms, chicken parm, and tortellini...all fantastic! Do not fill up on the bread (it's delightfully fresh, and so good), or you'll need a to go box like us (rookie mistake on our end). By the way...the leftovers were just as good for lunch the next day. So go ahead...fill up on the bread!! The service is quaint and sassy. It's a family owned joint (we met. Vinny), and you feel like a part if the family from start to finish. The place is charming, not too bright (I absolutely loathe well-lit restaurants), and has that diner vibe. If you're looking for something unique and tasty, this is your new spot!! We will be back...soon!!!

Quiet little place in a strip mall. Went for a quick bite,…read moreand stayed for the atmosphere. Friendly staff, decent food, close to home, worth the trip. My wife had chicken fettuccine Alfredo, I want with the Stromboli. It was Everything we expected. No complaints.

Very good pizza at a fantastic price. Our "to go" order was ready at exactly the time they said it…read morewould be ready.

I just love this place! Everything on the menu is amazing and I haven't had better Italian since I…read morecrossed the Red River. The sauce is just incredible, takes me back to eating in Manhattan and Philly, just very authentic and the guys who work here are rockin it, you cannot go wrong eating at Big Joes in Haslet!

Wise Guys Pizzaria in Roanoke is the bomb! I'm a pizza snob so I'm extremely picky when it comes to…read morepizza. The crust was as perfect as one can get to a Naples, Italy, derum semolina dough. (That's the one without the unbleached enriched white flour American products use.) I had the hand tossed original crust, specifically with white sauce, chicken, onion, mushrooms, asiago, mozzarella and parmesian. Delicioso! The house white wine in Cloe du Bois....very nice. The house red is Dark Horse cab. Jordan was my server. I loved her service, knowledge, and laid back professionalism. Her hair is gorgeous: long and black. She recognized me as soon as I walked in, despite being otherwise preoccupied. I appreciated that. While the inside is low-lighting, the ceilings are extremely high. There are several TVs tuned to sports. While there is a small patio out front along the street, the better one is the larger, covered patio (door found near the bar). There's a patio indoor/outdoor wooden Barton counter that is encompassed by the bar with raised windows on good weather days. There's plenty of tables on this back patio as well.

Rounding up here probably more like 3.5...but the service was really good…read more 6pm on Friday (day after Thanksgiving) for a quick dinner. Seated immediately, location was about 1/2 full. Bartender/Manager(?) took our drink order and brought garlic knots to snack on. Nice touch, guess this is like offering dinner rolls...? Either way, they were good and much appreciated. Decent selection of beers and even a few craft options avaliable too. Bar area was buzzing during our visit and it appears they have some drink specials throughout the week. They were showing the NFL game, so good spot to catch a game too. Seating is a mix of tables and booths, and a bar in the back corner. We ordered 2 personal pizza options (4 slices, 8 inch), 1 was a custom order and other was their menu offering with spicy marinara, sausage, jalapenos and pepper jack cheese. Pizzas arrived pretty quickly. The crust was larger than expected and was a little more doughy than expected. Not bad, just not what we were expecting for hand-tossed crust options. Toppings were appropriate, so no concerns there. The pizza was good, not great, no complaints...just average pizza, similar to what you might get from a delivery pizza place. The server was really good and seemed to be covering the entire place, and yet she stopped by multiple times to check on us and refill glasses. I think I'd like to give the location another try again in the future.

Roanoke, home of Babe's. This town has been here a while (since 1881), but Babe's put it on the…read more(modern) map. More restaurants sprung up to serve those too hungry to wait on the sidewalk, to get a table at Babe's. Show up for Babe's, come back to try the rest (and there are many, check out the guide at http://www.roanoketexas.com/116/Unique-Dining-Capital ). Several dessert options too (Oak St. Pie, Hey Sugar). Some new parking lots ease the search for a spot. Be sure to check out the visitors center for some good info, including a walking tour and restaurant map. Bottom line: Definitely worth a visit, especially if you are hungry. PS. There is also a farmers market when the weather is nice: http://www.yelp.com/biz/roanoke-farmers-market-roanoke