Awesome place with great service! Karaoke, happy hour, bartenders, and the taco truck will keep us…read morecoming back every weekend!

Having a beer with friends mid day, bartender LuAnn is sweet, and the beers are cold! Looking for a…read morecool place to grab a cocktail or beer here's ure place! #goodtimes

I had the pleasure of visiting this small out-of-the-way place last night. Some friends I haven't…read moreseen in close to a decade wanted to catch up and we decided to give this spot a try. Fantastic choice! The menu is very "urban hipster" vibes. Plenty of burgers, lots of fun appetizers, charcuterie, one of my friends has some dietary restrictions and they were easily able to accommodate her needs which made us all very happy. This spot has a great bar in the front, and a smaller bar in the rear of the place. Outdoor seating as well as covered seating. Plenty of shade as well which will serve their patrons nicely in the coming Texas summer months. This is also a dog friendly dining spot, plenty of people were there with some amazing canine companions (always ask before you pet a strangers pup, it's just polite and courteous. Almost no one says No!). Assuming you don't have a dog allergy, this will hopefully be a feature. There is a relatively new apartment complex across the street and I get the feeling a lot of the people stopping in were regulars who bring in their dogs during walkies and grab a bite before heading back home, but that is just pure conjecture on my part. Either way, it was a fun inviting atmosphere. The music was nice, not too loud for my old man ears to enjoy but still present enough to be part of the evening without being intrusive. Staff was very nice, helpful, friendly, etc. Everything one would expect from a fine Texas eatery. Lots of spicier options on the menu if you're into that, but by no means anything overpowering. My guess is the owner has stock in some jalapeno growers farm somewhere and the food is all the better for it! If you're in the area already or if you're thinking of branching out for a nice new burger spot, this place is great and I will be returning. I live nearby so it'll likely become part of the regular rotation for us in the coming months. We are spoiled for choice in this area when it comes to good burgers being close to Grumps, close to Kincaid's, and close to Tommy's up on Camp Bowie. But this place competes on good burgers and if you're looking for a fun hangout atmosphere, you'd be hard pressed to find better. Easily recommended! Give them a try, I don't think you'll regret it! Cheers!

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.

I stayed here at the Bowie House for the weekend and we ate most of our meals at Bricks and Horses…read more(Located inside Bowie House). Top shelf for sure! The food and service was amazing. None of our meals disappointed us and we left very satisfied by the experience. Memories for a lifetime! Most folks were dressed up (Including me and my partner...ironed starched blue jeans, smart collared shirt, cowboy boots and cowboy hats are very acceptable here). This is a very elegant and exclusive place. This is not a place for the average traveler. Make reservations early...If you want a table.

We recently tried the Summer Afternoon Tea in the Mulberry Room at the Bowie House Hotel, and I…read morewalked away with mixed feelings. While it was a lovely experience in a stunning environment, it fell a bit short of the high bar you'd expect for a $95/pp tea service. The Good: First and foremost, the environment is absolutely beautiful. The Bowie House, Bricks & Horses restaurant, and the Mulberry Room itself are gorgeously decorated with a sophisticated Texas Western theme. The atmosphere in the Mulberry library is intimate and visually striking. Additionally, the service was excellent from start to finish, being both attentive and professional. The food portions are quite generous, with both the savories and sweets served together on a single tower. The sweets were the highlight of the food, as they were very delicious and surprisingly large. We also really enjoyed the tea selections themselves, particularly the Earl Grey and the plum rooibos. The Letdowns: Unfortunately, a few details missed the mark, especially considering the premium price point: - The "Champagne": The experience is advertised as including a glass of Champagne, but we were actually served Prosecco. At nearly $100 a person, substituting Prosecco for real Champagne or Cremant is a major disappointment. - The Tea Service: Instead of receiving a teapot to enjoy throughout the afternoon, the tea is steeped directly in the cup. This limits you to a single cup per tea variety, though to be fair, I didn't ask if refills were an option. - Food Refinement: While the portions were large and the savories were tasty, they lacked the elegance of a traditional tea. Every savory option was open-faced and heavily blanketed in microgreens and edible flowers, which felt a bit unrefined. - Comfort & Conversation: The Mulberry library features low couches, deep chairs, and coffee tables. While this setup would be absolutely perfect for relaxing with a glass of whiskey, it makes leaning over to eat finger foods highly uncomfortable. Furthermore, the seating layout isn't ideal for holding a natural conversation with the people in your party. Overall: It is a nice experience in a breathtaking Fort Worth hotel, but I'm not sure I would return. If the price point were lower, the execution would make more sense. However, given the other highly refined afternoon tea options available across DFW for less money, this one doesn't quite live up to its price tag.

Lemon drops…read more Service is so good always. This place is amazing, it's so good, the vibe is excellent. Happy hour

There were 4 of us in our party…read more We all ordered something different and we all agreed that this was the absolute best brunch we have had in a long time. Loved the celebrity art all over the restaurant. Service was prompt and consistent. Will return soon.

We had such a phenomenally good meal at The Mont! The fried chicken (The Cluck) was perfect with…read morereally balanced flavors. We also had the deviled eggs and the wedge salad, which were both excellent. The cheesy mashed potatoes also exceeded our expectations. We also had the yuzu old fashioned, which was great. Our server was Josh, and he was fun, attentive, and gave us little shortbread cookies to take home for breakfast the next morning. We will be back!

Great restaurant. Excellent service. Amazing food! We will…read moredefinitely be back in the future.

Intimate music venue for up and coming acts…read more Great vibe for Texas style and feel. Located way on the west side of Fort Worth, you get plenty of free parking in this unassuming strip lot. Staff are considerate. You can buy tix ahead of time but the fees are ridiculous. You can pay cash at the door. Standing space or tables. If you come before the act you can even order in food. They have a pretty full bar and standard pricing. Fairly clean bathrooms. Sound quality for stage is ok. Summary is this is a good location, open floor plan and great to see music.

Great place for live music. Had one of the best Bloody Marys ever. Beer selection was hit or…read moremiss on whether they had it in stock or not. Will return when in the west Fort Worth area.

I popped in here with a couple of girlfriends last minute and I'm so glad we did. The vibes were…read morestrong - super friendly and kind female bartenders, and drinks named after lots of cowgirls. I opted for the Beth Dutton which was DELICIOUS - and I'm not a whiskey girl whatsoever. The prices were great, and I would totally go here again! Would be perfect for a bachelorette or a birthday celebration!

Great vibes and great drinks! I stopped by on a Saturday night while bar hopping. It was raining,…read morebut the place was still packed. People were dancing, others were watching sports, had a fun atmosphere. There wasn't much seating available since it was so busy, but we managed to grab a couple of seats at the bar. Service was quick, even with the crowd. I tried the Mary Jane Coulter (Deep Eddy Lime, coconut syrup, cucumber, and mint), it was sweet and refreshing, which I really liked. I also had the World Star (Tito's, strawberry, aloe, and lime), which was just okay for me, it didn't have much flavor. I guess I prefer sweeter drinks.

I love this place. It's always good. We've been eating here for years. And their horchata is my…read morefavorite. Not all Mexican restaurants have good horchata or any at all

I dined here almost seven years ago. I didn't have a fond memory of this place.. I noticed that had…read morejust undergone a remodel so, I wanted to give it another shot! I'm glad, I did. It was perfect. The pavement is new, the Patio is engaging the Restaurant is welcoming as you walk in the, Hostess was nice but there was a language barrier, Waitress was above average, Salsa and Chips were fresh. The Chicken Fajitas were somethered with onions. The ratio to Onions to Chicken was two handfuls of Onions to one sliced Chicken Breast? However, the Onions were carmalized. Charro Beans were delicious, very good portion size and hot in temperature. The rice included peas and carrots but was a bit underwhelming. I ordered an Horchata is was so delicious nice and sweet with lots of Ice. Well, I would definitely recommend this place. You should try it sometime.