This is a great place to have a drink and enjoy live music! Such a relaxing atmosphere with chill…read morevibes! Loved the unique decor. Service was great and welcoming and mocktail was tasty. It is a small space so I'm glad we arrived early and we're able to grab a seat at the bar before the music started!

Found about this place form a craft night they do. Turns out they have them all the time and I've…read morebeen back several times. They have live music and poetry nights! The bartenders are always friendly, they have draft beer, cocktails and mocktails. Also love the vibe, it's cool and funky! Definitely a hidden gem!

You want to be treated like family, you know how your fun aunt treats you? COME HERE!…read more Food - I tried the pulled pork sliders from the appetizer menu and oh my goodness they were perfectly balanced, they cooked the meat perfectly and the portion sizes were pretty decent. I am so excited to come back and try the Reuben, yes we eat sauerkraut over here. Service - I came right in between shift change, so Garrett was our bartender and she was phenomenal. She was so inviting friendly, great conversationalist, and knowledgeable. You could tell that she loved working at the post. Having a bartender like her guarantees that I will come back and I want to bring everyone here. Greeting - when I first entered it appeared that a server was at the host stand, and she was so inviting even when I said I was just going to sit at the bar. How you get greeted at a restaurant is your first impression and every single person made me feel welcome especially coming in as a party of one. The drinks are absolutely phenomenal and it looks like they have performances quite often as band members were coming in to get set up for a performance. When it's not a real feel of 115°, the patio is going to be completely full, it's an amazing setup it's giving beer garden vibes.

This place was in a very cool building. The bar tender was really nice and friendly and made great…read morecocktails. They don't have a full kitchen but considering, they made delicious soups and sandwiches for us. I had the green pozole and the Reuben which were both great. It was super quiet when we went, probably due to the cold weather on a weeknight but we had some heaters which meant we could sit outside. I'd love to come back in the summer or when they have a live band playing. A great little spot.

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.

Enjoyed Scat throughly! Snagged tickets for a tribute to Coltrane - my favorite jazz musician - and…read morewas not disappointed! The venue is very dark and moody. Perfect for a date night or girls night out. Tables are set up nicely and surround the stage so that it can be seen from pretty much any table. The bar is positioned at the back, and you can hear the shakers going throughout the night but we did not allow it to distract us as we understood there was no way to avoid that. Bathroom is a single but it was maintained very well. Service was nice. Our server was Austin, she was sweet! We chose the pomegranate martini - one is all you need! It was very strong but had an enjoyable flavor. Definitely one to just be sipped. Enjoyable night overall, will be back!

Scatz isn't bad but you're paying for one set. As soon as you get into the music it's time to go.read more

Fantastic Family Fun -- and Beware of the Claw Machines!…read more For our grandson's 9th birthday, we decided to venture to Cidercade Fort Worth, and what a fantastic choice! Admission was $12 per person, and nearly all the arcade games are included with admission. Play as much as you want! We easily spent 3-4 hours here, and everyone had a great time. With the Texas temperatures blazing outside, an air-conditioned arcade was also a pretty darn good place to spend the afternoon! There is a huge selection of games with plenty for both kids and adults. Basketball, racing, classic arcade games--you can wander around for hours. Then my son-in-law discovered the claw machines. Once he started, it snowballed into stuffed toy after stuffed toy. By the time he was finished, we had enough stuffed animals spread across the table to open our own toy store! Be warned, though: the claw machines are NOT included with admission and you pay separately to play. Apparently nobody bothered explaining that to my son-in-law before he went into full claw-machine domination mode! We also ordered pizza, and it was very good. It's a thin-crust style, loaded with toppings and made for a perfect break between games. Of course, with a name like Cidercade, we had to sample the cider! There were plenty of choices, and the ones we tried were very good. For $12 admission and several hours of entertainment, I think Cidercade is an outstanding value. More importantly, our grandson had a fantastic birthday outing and the entire family enjoyed themselves. Great games, good pizza, plenty of cider and a table full of stuffed animals we somehow had to get home. That's a successful birthday! Definitely a 5-star experience for us!

If you're planning a weekend visit, I highly recommend arriving around opening time. Parking can be…read morea little tricky since the available parking is across the street, and once the crowds roll in, it can get pretty packed. Getting there early also gives you plenty of time to explore and choose your favorite games before you have to compete with the weekend crowd. I really like that there are separate game rooms, along with a variety of food options and both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Overall, this is a pretty cool arcade establishment. In my opinion, the atmosphere and game selection seem to cater more toward adults, which makes it a fun spot for grown-ups looking for something different to do.

we went to support a family member band which was $10 a ticket not bad. but when I went to the bar…read moreto order 2 beers and the total was $23. I was shocked. I definitely won't be going back make drinks a better price

One cool place to listen to some good Musi and chill, Love it and the girl at the door is a badassread more

We saw the kids Bluey performance here. It was great. Good ambiance. There are parking garages…read morearound, most are pay to park. Fun time. Clean. Probably harder for tall people to sit for a while.

I visited the Bass Performance Hall in Ft. Worth recently to see a middle of the week, matinee…read moreperformance of Hamilton. It was amazing! Set design, costumes, choreography, singing, music, acting were all top notch. Some of the things you should know before you go. 1) Parking can be a challenge because they don't have their own garage. There are several garages nearby (about a block walking distance), but you will want to arrive really early to make sure you have time to find a space, make your way to the theater, and find your seat before the show starts. We were coming from Richardson, so we knew we would need over an hour to travel there, but because of the parking situation, we left even earlier at 11:30 am for a 1:30pm show time start. 2) The building is quite modern. They have several entrances, but you may be asked to wait on the street in the elements before they open the doors and start scanning tickets. Be prepared to stand in the elements. 3) The seats are quite narrow and the arm rest is shared with your seat mate. If you are an average sized American, you might find the average seats quite uncomfortable. The person next to me was blubbering through her seat into mine. She was also very enthusiastic tapping along with the beat. Both things were unpleasant for me. There are box seats that have independent chairs. If I return to this venue, I will pay for one of these to avoid feeling like a sardine. They have an amazing line up of shows. I wish they were closer because I would definitely be a season ticket holder so that I could enjoy every single one of their amazing shows.

As an artist and someone that has gone to countless shows, experiencing some of the most…read moreprofessional promoters and staff to receiving some of the poorest treatment, this one would have to have to be on the latter. From the time that myself and some of the other artists that had arrived, the customer service had not been the best. We were ill-informed of the requirements and if it wasn't for me bringing my laptop to the event, we would've had no music to play over the sound system. The owner made a number of condescending comments that he tried to make into a joke, which no one thought were funny. When I got slightly stern with him, the comments ceased, in my direction. Throughout the night, a woman that hadn't been around, and this is before the event had event started, proceeds to grab my drink and throw it away. I told her that it was mine and I would appreciate if she left it there. Rudely, she makes a comment about it needing to be thrown away by show time, while they had their own, personal drinks lying around, with food. We had received been clearance of our food vendor being able to be in a specific place outside and then the owner is outside, while our show is going on, threatening to call the police and wants us out immediately. There was another show in another theater that was 99% white people, which they had additional commentary for the nearly 100-150 people coming out of the show. We had maybe 20 people in our show and they were constantly on us the entire night about the smallest things, despite selling nearly 100 tickets for our show. Coincidentally, most of the people that came to our show were Latin, Hispanic, and Black backgrounds. Definitely came off as racially profiled and was quite literally the worst experience I've had at a venue. Unprofessional and definitely hoping to never get booked her or ever go back again. Artists, stay clear away!! The only reason I gave this place two stars was because the venue is nice, clean, and spacious. Two members of the staff, one of the sound guys and the bartender were professional, courteous, non-judgmental, did their jobs and made this experience somewhat bearable.

I have lived in DFW my entire life aside from college and somehow have never been here. What a…read moreshame. This is a real gem. Acoustics are great, sight lines are great. Multiple levels so you're really never struggling to see over a sea of people. Friendly staff. This is basically a better Granada with a slightly higher capacity. I hope they get someone legitimate to turn this place back into a destination because it's more than worthy.

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.

https://youtu.be/BEmvcI2C9xY?si=Kh3pysmbMBPfrSTd…read more Another one bending the knee to the woke... instead of standing up & standing behind the First Amendment. This venue decided to cancel Adam Calhoun's 10/10/25 Concert This choice not only undermines the trust of your patrons but also sends a troubling message about prioritizing profit over cultural expression and community engagement. Your decision to cancel the concert over baseless fears of losing business is pathetic. It's a gutless move that screws over artists and fans who've poured time, money, and passion into this event. You're not just a venue--you're supposed to be a cultural backbone, yet you've chosen to cave instead of standing up for what matters. This isn't just disappointing; it's a betrayal of what you stood for. Grow a spine and rethink this cowardice.

Great venue, looks small on the outside but is fairly roomy inside. Bar staff were all super nice…read moreas were the floor staff. Drinks were okay in price, the beer was $9 but that's how things are lately. Was a great time.