Feel on top of the world at this intimate rooftop tapas bar at the Fort Worth Stockyards! Share some patatas bravas or a cheese board with friends while sipping on a glass of their signature Aigua de Valencia sparkling wine. Whether you sit in the intimate window-filled indoor bar or out on the spacious rooftop, you'll get the best view of the downtown skyline.
The epitome of Southern elegance, this Western-themed steakhouse at the Fort Worth Stockyards is quite the experience. With true Texan spirit, Tim Love curated a menu with flavors of the West, featuring unique dishes from Wagyu Tomahawk Ribeye, Wild Boar, Rabbit, and Rattlesnake.
No Fort Worth experience is complete without some delicious barbecue, and why not go 15 minutes out of the way so that you can enjoy one of the best BBQ spots in the state! The unassuming Goldee's was recognized in 2021 as THE best barbecue joint in all of Texas by Texas Monthly, and ever since people have been flocking there to get their hands on it!
Walk around Mule Alley! This cobblestone street is the perfect daytime or nighttime activity for visiting up the newest additions of the Stockyards. Located on Exchange Avenue are many shops and restaurants underneath string lights, such as Flea Style, Provender Hall, Lucchese, and the stunning Hotel Drover at the end of the alley.
Admission is always free unless you want to upgrade to see select special exhibits. The Khan Building and the Renzo Piano Pavilion are the two main buildings that house some of the most famous paintings in the world, including Michaelangelo's first painting, the "Torment of Saint Anthony" and Monet's "Weeping Willow"!