Four Courses Sous Series - "$25 reservation fee to lock in your table. This is not a deposit, and…read moreis only refundable if cancelling with more than 48 hours notice." The final, total price was not communicated prior to.

Been here several times and it never disappoints. This last time I was in on a Sunday and they have…read morea happy hour all day! The bartender gentleman was very attentive and nice. Music was at the right level and the mood lighting was great. I recommend and will be back.

Needed a late night pick me up and gave Grandmas a try. A random Tuesday and it ended up being $3…read morehappy hour all day. Loved that for me! Bartender was nice, LGBTQ friendly and cheap drinks...... I will be back!

Such a great hole in the wall LGBTQ friendly bar with tons of miscellaneous couches and chairs…read more Such a fun vibe and good music! Highly recommended for a good ole time ! ‍

Fiance and i walked were exploring and walked past an oddly placed and weirdly small laundromat…read morebefore realizing that there is no way this just a tiny random laundromat. We poke our heads in (accidentally going through the exit door. the front door is well camouflaged) and just found a wonderful very chilled out bar. Haven't been to a speakeasy in a long time. It was dark lighting with ambient black lights and string lights to keep it dim but you wont struggle to see through. Music was not super loud and the chairs were incredibly comfortable and the whole place was laid out to just have drinks and lounge while talking with friends. No food, which is fine. You have plenty of options on the same block for that. This place is just for drinks and conversation. The seasonal menu was awesome. It iss a bar so they of course can make anything you request if you don't want a specialty cocktail. I got my favorite, a moscow mule but they had a brazilian mule on the specialty menu. I never had that before and ordered it on the spot. It was grapefruit vodka with lime, lots of fine pellett nugget ice (the really good kind) with ginger beer and condensed milk. My god it was great, they told me how they made it because i never saw milk added to this before. It was a delicious limeade that almost was slushy like, creamy and with tangy vodka. Plus they actually served it in a proper copper mug. Best mixed drink ive had period and a cool twist on my favorite standard moscow mule. The place is now going to become a frequent haunt for us. Its very laid back, relaxed, with fantastic ambiance. It doesn't get jammed packed and is not meant to get wild in. We went there around 7pm on a friday night with about 8 or so others already there with their drinks. It did pick up later with 15-20 people in there but still spacious and comfortable. It genuinely was just a nice bar to have drinks and conversations with friends. Nice music that isn't too loud so you can talk with normal voice levels. The bartenders we had were super nice and charismatic. The drinks were not expensive, a respectable 13 bucks for my mule. If you have a bill over 40 dollars they automatically add 20% gratuity to it so keep that in mind when you are tipping. And after 8pm everything had 20% gratuity added to the bill. But the service is so damn good that you will probably still want to tip on top of that anyways. I loved it so much i actually made a yelp account just to post a review. TLDR super cool speakeasy type joint, cool aesthetics and laundry theme. Not loud, good for drinks and chit chat, cool well crafted specialty cocktails that don't break the bank. Good bartenders. Good times. Cozy seats that encourage you to hang out and talk even with folks you haven't met before and dim without being dark lighting. Clean bathroom too and quick charismatic service. Hit this place up for sure even just for the novelty of it. It was a wonderful surprise bar for a date night. Pro tip for this area in general. all paid parking, some place validates some do not, i am unsure if they do here but there is paid parking right out front and also a paid lot literally across the street. But i don't even bother. About a block and a half away northeast is a big shopping complex with a target. i just park there for free and walk. its a short nice walk and doesn't cost 20 bucks.

Super late review as it's been quite some time since I visited Dirty Laundry, but it's still a spot…read morethat stands out. Highlights: Super fun speakeasy-style entrance Small interior, but the seating is arranged really well for different group sizes and feels surprisingly comfortable I don't recall them offering food during my visit, but the bartenders were friendly and were able to make a great mocktail Surrounded by different eateries, so it's easy to grab food nearby before or after drinks Easy parking, which is always a plus (street or parking garage nearby)

stopped in for a quick drink for a meet up on a Saturday afternoon. The entrance was a little…read morehidden, but the signage is there and very helpful! The outside area is adorable and has tons of room and the food truck is located right in the corner for easy access. I sat on the inside at the bar and was quickly served. The bartender answered all my silly questions about their specials and drinks of the day - they were certainly unique. Definitely will go back again and check it out more, but passes the initial vibe test!!!

Very cool vibey bar! Stumbled upon this place during a staycation in FTW during a concert. Had the…read moreBuller's Day Off cocktail with gin, elderflower and Tabasco and it was incredible. The bartender perfected it for me and I really enjoyed it! Definitely would make the drive back from Dallas to visit this bar again.

Down N Out in Fort Worth is my kind of spot. It's a true dive bar--nothing fancy, just a chill…read moreplace to grab a drink and unwind. The vibe is laid-back, no pressure, and everyone just kind of does their own thing. The bartenders are solid--friendly, and attentive. At this point in life, I appreciate a place that's simple, consistent, and doesn't try too hard, and Down N Out nails that. Easy spot to stop in, have a few drinks, and relax.

Very fun, festive vibe! Went here with a bunch of coworkers after work and really enjoyed the…read morelaidback vibe. After coming from more crowded bars, this was a welcomed change of pace. We were able to play pool and order drinks from the bar with ease. The drinks were all fairly priced, including their cocktails. I had a Modelo and a couple lemon drops with friends. The lemon drops were definitely not very strong, but tasted fine. We really enjoyed the vibe the most: it has a hometown bar feel but still had some really fun, festive decor for Instagramable pics!

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.

Came here for the Murder Mystery at Thompson's event, and even though we didn't end up solving the…read morecrime, it made for such a fun, festive night out. The premise of the event was super engaging. We got to mingle with suspects, search for clues, and try to figure out "whodunnit" while exploring the venue. One of the best parts about Thompson's is the venue itself. The experience spans across all four distinct floors (from the main speakeasy level up to the cigar lounge), and each floor has its own unique vibe and personality that made hunting for clues even more entertaining. As for the drinks, the whiskey sour was top-notch. It hit the spot while we were busy playing detective. The bar was kept fairly clean throughout the night. The employees were super friendly, and kept the drinks flowing smoothly despite the event crowd. We were able to grab some street parking nearby, but if you can't find a spot right out front, there are plenty of paid parking lots in the immediate area. I highly recommend keeping an eye out for their special events!

A few of us went here on a Monday night. Only the main bar and cigar bars were open. It's a neat…read morelittle place. We sat on the couch with lounge chairs. Bourbon menu is vast. We also had one of their unique cocktails which had a butterscotch taste. It was good. I walked through the cigar bar which is on the small side. Felt a little cramped compared to the other cigar bar downtown. We had a few drinks and went to leave. We found 4 additional bourbon drinks added to our tab. We knew nobody in our group was drinking that drink at all. We argued with the bartender and he refused to take it off. It left a sour taste in our mouth and $50+ lighter in the wallet. Bartender must have put someone else's drinks on our tab. Frustrating.

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.

I love this vibe. We had the meatball appetizer which was on the happy hour for five dollars and…read moretwo drinks only 7.00 service was great, drinks tasty , decor very cool. cant wait to go back!! Add it to the love list

As a sober individual it's really hard to find a place with good mocktails. My best friend and I…read morewere really excited to try this place due to their extensive mocktail menu (we tip like we are drinking alcoholic beverages.) Unfortunately this place did not meet any of the expectations we were hoping for, the doorman was aggressive in his approach to ask for id, when we were scoping out a spot he rudely let us know that the area we looked at was reserved.... Not a big deal, just could have been nicer. When it was time to order, the couldn't make any of their mocktails aside from one that was $12 for Ginger Beer, Sparking Water and N/A Sparkling Brut. Probably the easiest drink to make, they said it was due to a shipment not coming in. The staff was not super friendly to be honest, although the place is beautiful and the DJ that came in on Saturday 7/25 was great, we enjoyed her set! Sadly won't be coming back to this establishment. Hopefully more bars that provide good service pop up in the area and ones that make non-drinkers feel welcome. Two stars for the restrooms being divided, the great DJ and the decor.

We went to the Kimbell Art Museum this morning and absorbing all of that culture made us both…read morehungry for chicken fried steak. YELP led us to Maggie's. My late grandmother was a superb country cook and her name was Maggie. Good omen! We got there about 11:45 and got a table right away. Our server was Devin and she was terrific. We split the chicken fried steak with mashed potatoes and green beans. The portion that they brought out was gigantic....plenty for two average appetites. What I really liked about it was - it was not over-breaded and it was fork-tender. (in my humble opinion, too many places are giving you a lot more breading that doesn't have meat under it. Yes, it's a first-world problem.) The mashed potatoes were also quite good, along with the cream gravy. I'm not a huge green bean fan, but my wife really liked them. This place has a cool vibe and we plan to return sometime soon. It's one of the top 3 CFS's we've had in Fort Worth / mid-cities.

My 8-year-old nephew nailed it: "diarrhea on a plate." Honestly, that was the most accurate review…read morepossible. Not only did it look the part, it caused exactly that! We ordered nachos as an appetizer to split, along with two beers and a kids meal. What arrived was Motley Crue waking from a drug binge, raiding the pantry and trash, then declaring "let's do it." What was supposed to be nachos was anything but. The only explanation is someone who had never seen nachos tried to recreate them after hearing a rumor from someone at a Lowe's parking lot. The "chips" were not tortilla chips. They were rectangular strips of pale, flimsy material that looked like scraps of drywall film pulled out of a new construction site. An albino drywall experiment that somehow escaped the kitchen and landed on a plate. The entire thing was covered in barbecue sauce, with some mystery white liquid poured over the top. We assume it was supposed to be queso, but it definitely was not queso. Calling it queso feels disrespectful to actual queso. We ate maybe a quarter of it and decided we needed to leave before things got worse. Six hours later, we received an unannounced encore performance in the bathroom. I would avoid this place like a plague outbreak--unless you have an upcoming colonoscopy and want to skip the bowel prep.