Alex A.

We went to see Zac Wilkerson play tonight here. We had never been here before but we will definitely be coming back. Great venue. Love the inside and outside. The food totally surprised us as we didn't have high hopes for it but I would give the chips and queso, turkey rueben and pulled pork sliders 9.5 out of 10. My brother in law said it's the best rueben he has ever had. We will be coming here more often for sure.

Melissa O.

They were out of beans at the beginning of the day. So not "out," just not made? Or...?  I was looking forward to these and the beans are one of the only sides on an already very small menu. I ended up with a side salad (the typical thoughtless side salad - just lettuce, tomato, and carrot) with ranch. Not thrilled. The brie appetizer was mini toasts and brie wheel, both no better than what I can buy at any grocery store, with chopped bacon on top. The jam was okay. I think I expected it to have more of a bacon jam flavor but I had to add a bacon piece to each toast to really get any bacon. My sandwich was very mediocre - about half the meat and cheese I expected with massive slices of red onion and tomato. And they should not have toasted the bread on my sandwich - it was not toasted in other pictures I saw nor described that way on the menu and it made it dry and hard to eat. The pulled pork nachos were fine, but nothing memorable. No doubt the music and environment are great and I can picture a hopping weekend spot here for sure. The staff is super attentive and friendly. But skip the food. It might be good drunk snacks on a bar run on Race Street on Friday or Saturday, but for a proper lunch or dinner, nope. Not coming back for any of that.

Elizabeth L.

Came on a Tuesday night to catch up with 5 other friends of mine, and there was no one else there except us. The string lights and yard games just brought a sense of coziness to the place, and I just love the calm ambiance of the place. We ordered salsa and chips, and it was good. My entree, The Grateful Veg, was one of the most delicious veggie sandwiches I've eaten in a while. Everything was extremely fresh, the hummus flavor was incredible, and the bread's multigrain helped unify is all. I got two glasses of wine, and sipped a little of my friends cocktails. Highly recommend the Dilly Dally! Taking a star away, because the service was not great. We were literally the ONLY people there, besides the server and bartender, and we rarely had our waters refilled, had to call him over. He kept forgetting to take our drink orders, and would say "I'll be right back", and didn't come back for a long time. He did apologize, but still. I spent about $40 that night on 2 glasses of wine, entree and splitting chips and salsa. That is definitely more than what I wanted to pay, and more than what I'd pay elsewhere. But you're paying for a restaurant close to downtown Fort Worth, with "high-end" casual hangouts. Overall, a good place to have a nice catch up with friends.

Emma B.

We came here on a warm Saturday afternoon, the place was pretty quiet, only a few different parties. We sat outside as I'd seen photos of the courtyard and it looked cool. However, there are no fans or any type of cooling so it was pretty warm sat outside, we managed to get a seat in the shade, in the sun would have been unbearable - I don't know how they will manage with the summer months. We only came for food and drinks, I would like to come back for their live music - the atmosphere would be a lot different. Our server was a little slow. I ordered one of their cocktails (I can't remember the name, the list has changed since from the menu photos posted here), it wasn't very enjoyable to be honest - I made the mistake of mixing the what I assume was grenadine on top within the cocktail, it was suppose to have some brut in too, which I couldn't detect. We ordered the nachos, which were ok. Nothing to rave about, didn't care for the raw jalapeños served with it. My husband had the Reuben which was served on rye and due to the size of the bread was a very small sandwich, with hardly much meat in - wouldn't order again. The bill is all done on their handheld devices, so no paper checks or check presenter pads. TBH I was looking forward to coming here, and was disappointed.

April L.

We had a wonderful time seeing one of our favorite artist up close and personal at The Post. It's tight, but don't let that deter you! The acoustics are great and the servers are attentive throughout the night. The cocktails are elevated and the best one I had reminded me of a blueberry jolly rancher...if there ever was such a thing. I would go back here in a heartbeat! (Pricey drinks, but they were next level)

Nicole M.

I've been to this spot for happy hour but I'm writing a venue review. Attended a wedding reception here and I'm blown away. Such a beautiful spot for a low key reception. Minimal details needed to be made because the outdoor area is naturally so gorgeous during the afternoon. Staff was amazing. Drinks were strong. Food was delicious.

Trudy C.

I really like this place, a few improvements and it would be a five star stop. The atmosphere in the patio, the area to watch games and even the back patio are greatly set up. The drinks are packed with flavor and while you can't taste strong alcohol you can feel that it's there! ;) The sandwiches are OK but lack a bit of flavor; they are still pretty good for lunch fare. It was a great place to hang out with friends, and if you have a large group it's perfect for that. I really like the location, eclectic spot growing in Funky Town. I like their appetizer choices, wide range of interesting of interesting choices; my favorite part next to the drinks. The waitress was friendly however the setup was a bit confusing. We didnt know it was open seating and we didnt know if or when someone was going to come serve us. They may be served well with a big sign up front with instructions. Id like to bring a big group of friends here. They do have live music sometimes. I hope others experience the goodness so this place is here to stay.

Mel J.

Visited after hanging out at the stockyards. It's fairly close and I had hoped there was actually a nice view since river is in the name. No view, but the outside seating is nice. It's a portico feel. We visited Saturday afternoon. No live music or anything. Our waitress was prompt and friendly. We ordered the Cuban sandwich and pulled pork nachos. Everything tasted great. If in the mood for sandwiches, we'd definitely come back. We ordered more jalapeños. The were fresh and flavorful.

Yes this is a great place for drinks with friends. We attended a Beto event and Opal Lee also spoke. We ordered snack food and several drinks "old fashions" they were great it was overall a great day.

Christina T.

The Post has been on my to visit list since it first opened. Finally made it last evening. We arrived around 6pm and were only the 2nd party on the patio. We were promptly greeted and told to sit wherever we'd like. The patio was close to full (social distancing full) when we left. Not only with us two legged creatures but the 4 legged as well. Such a pet friendly patio! Our waitress was friendly and knew the menu. She also makes a mean mock cocktail as neither one of us were drinking last night. She also brought a carafe of H2O to avoid an empty water glass. Excellent call! My friend had the pulled pork nachos and enjoyed every bite. They looked delicious - especially with the fresh jalapenos. I'm BIG on fresh over pickled. I had the ham & brie on the house baguette. The jalapeño bacon jam is to die for. Each sandwich comes with chips, beans or salad. I had a salad with Russian dressing. That's right! When was the last time you even thought about Russian dressing. It was a nice change. The salad was super fresh and included the house pickled veggies....oh the pickles! Since we weren't full enough we opted for some homemade vanilla bean ice cream (so good) with caramel & whipped topping and...WAIT for it...the post nuts! Just get there and find out what the post nuts are for yourself. You're welcome. Oh and there is also live music on the patio. Live music that you can actually carry a discussion over . - at least last night.

Leah F.

I'm only going to give three stars because of the location and the potential it has... Outside is super cool and it's in a great little area... However we found this place on a top-five Fort Worth branch list, don't even waste your time it's just sandwiches and hummus... They stated that their oven was broken and that's why they're not serving breakfast food. They did have three dollar mimosas on Sunday but the service is very slow and non-attentive. We ended up leaving after a couple cocktails to head down the street to Fixture for real brunch

Lacey R.

Delicious food! I definitely recommend the ham & Brie sandwich. The jalapeño bacon jam is incredible. Also highly recommend the Dilly Dally cocktail, super refreshing and summer-ready! Service was excellent. Fun decor and atmosphere. Will be back!

Stacie H.

This was our second time to The Post. The first was about a week before the lockdown to see Kolton Moore & the 2nd was last night to see William Clark Green. This is SUCH an incredible listening venue. I LOVE the fact the shows are a bit early. They have amazing craft cocktails and a good beer selection as well. The food was incredible. I LOVE the Brie Wheel from the appetizers & my sis and her husband had the Black Eyed Pea Hummus. They were awesome. My husband and I both had the Rueben, sister had the BLT & her husband had the Club. We all loved our sandwiches. Live Music is my passion and I love that this is a small room. If it were practical, I would love the shows to all be "intimate shows" like last night. The energy for Kolton Moore was great, but intimacy for WCG was incredible.