This month’s picks lean food-forward, with discounted dinners, late-night sushi, rooftop cocktails, and one obvious football-season stop. None of these appeared in our April or May happy-hour guides, and each brings something different to the table right now.
Save This Guide and List [UPDATED AUGUST 2026] My wife and I both went to TCU, and any time our parents came into town, it
[UPDATED JULY 2026] A cold martini and a fresh oyster is one of those combinations that doesn’t need explaining. Fort Worth has a handful of
Pictured: Buffalo Bros [UPDATED JULY, 2026] Fort Worth doesn’t always get credit for its wing scene. Between the late-night East Side spots, the South Fort
Fort Worth is a city that takes its barbecue, burgers, and steaks seriously, and rightfully so. But if you’re looking for somewhere to eat light and healthy in Fort Worth, the options have never been better. From cold-pressed juice bars and acai bowl spots to Peruvian poke and farm-driven clean kitchens, the city has quietly built a genuinely strong healthy eating scene across multiple neighborhoods. These are the spots worth knowing about.
With MUTTS Canine Cantina closing its Fort Worth location, the city lost one of its most dedicated dog-friendly destinations. But Fort Worth’s patio culture has always been bigger than any one spot, and there are plenty of places where your dog is welcome, not just tolerated.
AT&T Stadium in Arlington is hosting nine FIFA World Cup 2026 matches, more than any other venue in the tournament. That includes five group stage games, two Round of 32 matches, a Round of 16, and a semifinal on July 14. With an estimated four million visitors expected in the DFW area over the course of the tournament, Fort Worth is in a genuinely interesting position: close enough to the action to matter, far enough from it to enjoy yourself and avoid the crowds.
