This is the most welcoming and coolest bar in the world…read more This massive, high-energy outlaw country space is an amazing, unpretentious venue you must see. The double-story building is a large, open Texas beer hall that blends modern and traditional saloon styles with an intentionally eclectic, whimsical vibe reminiscent of a theme park. For instance, the bathroom doors look like jail cells with hands on the bars, while the pristine stalls feature portraits of Merle Haggard and Johnny Cash. I used the Willie Nelson and was "on the commode again". The centerpiece is a huge, three-sided bar adorned with neon signs, vintage Western memorabilia, industrial brewing equipment, and a massive wall of taps. It serves both classics and ready-to-serve frozen drinks, which you can enjoy in the pet-friendly beer garden backyard party. Order you "two pina coladas and hope they fill 'em to the brim if your world is kind of rocky and you need to learn to swim." (That was Garth Brooks or Maya Angelou). The casual, amphitheater-like patio faces an outdoor stage built into the bed of a vintage truck. The live music (even 12:30pm on a Thursday) is loud enough to be festive but managed so you don't have to scream to be heard. The entire area is covered by a massive glass and steel retractable roof, ensuring comfort in any weather, in case you don't "love a rainy night nor think it's such a beautiful sight, and hate to feel the rain on your face, taste the rain on your lips in the moonlight shadows." (That was Eddie Rabbit or SunTzu). The seating options are excellent and varied. Groups can share high-tops around a gas fire or a lit tree, or even sit in kitschy sawed-off pickup truck beds with bench seating. You can also find lounge chairs near the outdoor fireplace, huge swinging benches, and plenty of folding beach chairs on the astroturf. For dining, you can order affordable bar food from a window and receive a pager, so there is no need to "might as well lay down and nap 'cause you've spent half your life just waiting on a nacho." (That was Brad Paisley or Abraham Lincoln).

It has been a minute since I've been to a brewery and it was such fun to attend over spring break…read morewith my kids. What a beautiful spot, full of kind people and amazing decorations. The drinks were great, the burger was very good and my kids loved the chicken fingers. There were not a lot of cleaner options which would have been nice to have a few wraps or grilled chicken. The kids loved being able to run around, their outside is so great they should consider putting in a small climbing area for the kids. It'll make the parents stay longer aka drinks + food, while the kids have a great time outside. It could be where we sat but the acoustics were really hard to hear the singer who was a sweet older man. The tables also became VERY hot when the sun hit them for too long, so not sure what the solve is but the kids hated sitting because they kept burning their hands.

If you've ever wanted to feel like Wyatt Earp or Doc Holliday for a night, this is where you come…read more The moment you step into the White Elephant Saloon, it feels like the Old West never left. Dim lights, worn wood, history in the walls, and live music filling the room like it's always belonged there. There's a small dance floor, just enough space to two-step without overthinking it, and that's exactly what we came for. This was our last stop of the night, meant to be a quick finish before heading elsewhere in the Stockyards. Funny how plans change. The music hit right, the energy was right, and this place delivered exactly what it promised. Before we knew it, last call rolled around and we were closing the place down. One of those nights where time slips by, boots are tired, and that old saying rings true -- you don't have to go home, but you can't stay here. Classic, gritty, full of character, and absolutely worth ending the night at. If you're in the Stockyards and want a real Fort Worth experience, not something polished or pretend, this saloon is it.

We stopped by White Elephant Saloon, and while it appeared the bar has a strong local crowd, it…read morewasn't very welcoming to first-time visitors. The staff gave plenty of attention to regulars, but that same effort didn't extend to us "newbies." I'm not a bartender, but the difference in hand pours between locals and non-locals was noticeable. We sat at the bar so I could hear the orders being placed. We each had one drink and decided to leave. The lively atmosphere fits the Fort Worth vibe, and the bathrooms were fun with a classic western theme, which was a nice touch. Overall, this feels like a place best enjoyed if you're already part of the regular crowd -- otherwise, the experience is pretty underwhelming.

We love a dive bar, and this was a nice escape from the pretentiousness of the entertainment…read moredistrict. Live music was great too. No complaints!

Horrible service, even worse drinks. Do not bother wasting your money. I'd rather go out to eat in…read morea cattle trough

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.

We love coming to the stockyards, but when we go to the bar, we're the only person at the bar and…read morethe bartenders have an attitude, problem or are disrespectful and are more worried about entering their tips from the previous shifts than to wait on us. It's very discouraging as a previous business owner if I own this business, I would like to know that my Bartender is more interested in talking to people than serving drinks, especially when they're overpriced drinks I'd be upset. Disappointed at best. Stockyards used to be fun now I have to throw a fit to overpay for a drink.

Had a blast here! It's one of the only saloons in the Stockyards without a cover and the music was…read moregood. Plus pool tables and a little dance floor. We just had a couple of cheap beers - good prices. Service was good despite a huge crowd. Check it out!

I visited Billy Bob's as part of a private event. This was my first time visiting a Country Bar…read moreand Rodeo. I have to say that the experience was amazing. From taking pictures with the bull, to the amazing food and drinks, I had a really good time. The staff were friendly and professional and the band was awesome as well. The rodeo segment was really fun to watch as well as engaging and it made my experience next level. Overall this place was a total vibe!

I've lived in Fort Worth my whole life and I had never neen to Billy Bob's until now??…read more It can look really unassuming from the outside, but once you enter it's like a whole other world! There are multiple areas in the establishment but bar's everywhere you you don't have to go extremely far for drinks. We came for a MMA event and had a great time exploring the venue itself. There are different foods in various locations, you just have to pay attention to the LED signage. We ended up at the pizza station but there were other places with salads, wings and other things. Service overall at the food places was good and staff around the venue was also very nice. We'd definitely come back to hang out with friends.

I only gave 4 stars because their pool tables and dart board were "closed" due to COVID!! I totally…read moreunderstand them taking safety precautions, but in my opinion, if people are ready to go to a bar, they are ready to have some fun and play the games/entertainment available. The bartenders were very nice and accommodating. The bar was clean and semi-busy. All drinks were pretty standard. Nothing extravagant or different. Please open your pool tables and dart board, it will double business and give your patrons more reasons to come out and play. Other guests were also complaining about the pool tables and dart board being unavailable. We would have stayed a lot longer if it was available. We would definitely return and highly suggest everyone to try this place. Especially if you are looking for a casual, no-nonsense bar. The music is good, but not too loud. You can still talk to the person next to you.

First stop of the night and honestly wish we would've just left right away…read more The bartender with locs had a really bad attitude from the jump. No greeting, no eye contact, just came off annoyed that we were even there. When we tried to order, she was already snapping at us and then started cussing at our group. It wasn't just us either, she was talking like that to other people around the bar too. It made the whole vibe uncomfortable. We tried to play pool and didn't realize she was holding the white cue ball. We moved the table a little thinking it was fine and she immediately shut it down and said we couldn't play at all instead of just explaining it. Felt like an overreaction. Then I asked for a bucket of beer and she said aggressively she'd give me six beers but not a bucket... for no real reason. At that point it just felt like she didn't want to serve us at all. Not sure what she has going on, but that kind of service is not it. Definitely not a good look for the bar. I wouldn't come back and I'd rather spend my money somewhere else

Love the place, amazing saloon to dance and have fun, good cocktails (shots..) etc. I go there…read moreevery time Im in Dallas/Forth Worth

Two stars but only cause the bar itself is cool. Was in Wednesday afternoon with my dad visiting me…read morefrom outta town and wanted to take him to the stockyards. Couldn't have been met with a more rude bartender - how dare we ask any questions! There was a chalkboard listing the specials but usually there's a diff happy hour. I asked if there was happy hour and she pointed at the board.. K thanks, very helpful. Then we order a couple drinks, my dad just pulled out like $12 cause our last drinks were that at the last bar, instead of just saying hey your total is $___... she taps the bar and goes "I'm gonna need more than that". Are you kidding me??? THEN something comes up about how a band is going to play and my dad asks oh who is playing? And simultaneously I ask what time? You'd of thought we gave her a brain aneurysm. So then she replies "it says outside". Do better. Remind your bartenders that 1. Just be nice 2. The stockyards are literally full of tourists and they're going to talk and ask her questions. 3. If you don't like your job, get a new one. Would be a 5 star place without her.

Super fun, free cover, and such friendly staff! Drinks are great and they always have specials.read more

The coolest little bar I've found in a while. Kimberly, the bartender, found my college class ring…read moreand made sure I got it back. I couldn't be more grateful for her. I've told my friends and we will be returning. Also, who doesn't love cheap shots?!

Solid bar and drinks. Clean and simple, confident cowboy bars. Definitely a step up from the…read moresurrounding dive "cowboy" bars.

I'm 57 years old and have been to bars all over the world. I have NEVER been thrown out of ANY…read moreestablishment...until tonight. We had drinks here last night and received good service with drinks served in actual glasses. Great experience. We came back tonight and I ordered a Macallan 12 which was served in a plastic cup. I asked if she could put it in a glass and she said no. Her excuse was that when the bar gets busy, people fight and throw glasses at each other. (10:20 pm if you want to look at the video CCBAR). I didn't say a word to her. I put my head down, shook my head, and went to my table. She yelled at me, "if you don't like it, you can leave!" The Barback came to our table and told us we had to leave. We happily left and went to the Tannahill's.