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Fort Worth Dining
62 Main Restaurant
62 Main Street, Suite 200, Fort Worth, TX 76034, Located in Colleyville, 817-605-0858, Chef David McMillan prepares such dishes as Anise glazed quail with black rice, roast salmon filled with leeks, lamb chops, foraged mushroom soup, and jumbo lump crab cakes.
Hui Chuan Sushi, Sake, Tapas
6100 Camp Bowie, Suite 12, Fort Worth, TX 76116, 817-989-8886, Although tapas is the Spanish word for appetizers, this restaurant features great Asian, mostly Chinese and Japanese, appetizers that have appropriated the Spanish nomenclature. It is the superb sushi, Asian dishes and sake that draw the satisfied customers, making it a very popular lunch destination. But, there are those offerings that adventure outside of the purely Asian sphere of cuisines, such as escargots with artichoke hearts, grilled lamb chops, and sauteed spinach with tomato.
Angelo's Bar-B-Que
2533 White Settlement Road, Fort Worth, TX 76107, 817-332-0357, Angelo's is a Texas tradition, known for its authentic Texas barbeque sandwiches and plates. Many patrons find the atmosphere of the restaurant as appealing as the food; walking into Angelo's feels like stepping into an inviting and comfortable hunting lodge that at one time featured saw-dust-covered floors, until restrictions ended that tradition. However, one can still walk in to greeted by a decor that features a string of bass, a bear, a buffalo, and other stuffed creatures; but it is the secret recipe of the barbeque sauce that beckons happy customers from near and far.
Danny D's BBQ
565 West Bedford-Euless Road, Fort Worth, TX 76053, Located in Hurst, 817-280-9741, Dailey specials, with all you can eat ribs on Wednesday and Thursday nights. This isn't franchise BBQ, this is the real deal. In business for over 20 years in Hurst.
Railhead Barbeque
2900 Montgomery Street, Fort Worth, TX 76107, 817-738-1804, Railhead is a local favorite for great barbeque and cold beer. Their second location is 5220 Highway 121 South in Colleyville.
Cafe Ashton
610 Main Street, Fort Worth, TX 76102, 817-332-0100, Cafe Ashton specializes in upscale New American cuisine served amidst a decidely urbane ambiance. The restaurant offers a chance for elegant dining on innovative dishes that electically borrow snatches of taste from international cuisines, to create an adventurous, but utterly enjoyable and sumptuous, dining experience.
Cafe Aspen
6103 Camp Bowie Boulevard, Fort Worth, TX 76116, 817-738-0838, A "casual neighborhood restaurant" with a country club casual atmosphere, Cafe Aspen provides quality and attentive service to all of its customers. Cafe Aspen has been so successful that it has been named a Zagat top 10 restaurant. Its menu of contemporary American eclectic cuisine changes every three months. Diners will also enjoy Cafe Aspen, the Aspen Room Bar, Aspen Room Lounge, and the Aspen Courtyard.
Duce
6333 Camp Bowie Boulevard, Suite240, Fort Worth, TX 76116, 817-377-4400, Serving Modern European Cuisine featuring a high end cocktail lounge and harnessing an atmosphere that rivals any of Uptown Dallas trendy hotspots, this newly opened chic establishment is one of the most buzzed about new restaurants in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex. Reservations are highly recommended unless waiting outside in the waterfall courtyard bar among Fort Worth socialites is your thing.
Sapristi! Bistro and Wine Bar
2418 Forest Park Boulevard, Fort Worth, TX 76110, 817-924-7231, This restaurant, with a name that is Italian slang, (roughly translated into an exclamation such as "good heavens!") actually serves, for the most part, French cuisine and fine wine that is surprisingly moderate in price. The atmosphere is casual, although the food itself comes across as being upscale. There are some elusive influences that sneak into the dominant French dishes, with Asian, Italian, and even Mexican and Southwestern influenced dishes popping up now and then. But, the effects must be positive, since Sapristi! seems to be gaining in popularity with diners with each passing day.
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