Recipient of the “Award of Excellence,” this restaurant specializes in fine Texas-style cuisine. Ingredients are bought from local farmers right in the heart of Texas, leading to some of the freshest tasting meals around. Try the mixed grill, cheese grits or the Texas Bruschetta, all Bonnell specialties. With a classy, fine dining atmosphere and top-shelf food such as this, it doesn't get much better than Bonnell's.
The third oldest pizza family from Naples, Italy. We offer two styles of pizza: classic, round Neapolitan and oval-shaped, thin Roman pizza. We make our mozzarella, burrata, and bread fresh every day. We have a wide range of salads, sandwiches, pastas, and homemade desserts as well.
Spiral Diner & Bakery specializes in vegan dishes that even carnivores agree are delicious. A casual, spacious eating space nicely encapsulates the easy-going vibe here. Spiral features all the usual American classics like burgers, nachos, Philly cheesesteaks and tacos, only all are sans animal products. What these dishes lack in flesh they more than make up for in taste and appealing plate presentation. For vegans and non-vegans alike, Spiral is a revelation.
Located in the historic Fort Worth Stockyards, this restaurant resides in a saloon-style building loaded with Western ambiance. Horse saddles hang from the walls and a large wooden bar stretches across the dining room. A tin ceiling adds to the rustically authentic charm. Chef and owner Tim Love is a native Texan, which is obvious in his most-requested specialty, roasted garlic-stuffed beef tenderloin. Other menu items emulate Italian, Spanish, Mexican and Asian fare, including the buffalo rib eye and quail quesadillas.
Located close to John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth, Taste Community Restaurant opened its doors in the year 2012. This non-profit eatery was established by Jeff Williams. They serve delicious hot meals like oatmeal, soup, salad, pasta and a lot more. The organization’s main aim is to feed the poor and the homeless. They encourage patrons to either pay the full price of their meal, pay what they can or donate for an extra meal. They often host fundraisers to serve their cause.
This quaint cottage-style restaurant transports you to the French countryside, while you bask in aroma of authentic French cuisine. The romantic ambiance is perfect for couples, but plan plenty of time because the four-course meal come in traditional French fashion: without haste. Start your meal with Grilled Portobello and caramelized onions on a bed of spinach. Then choose from a variety of entrees, such as Rabbit Tenderloin, Fillet of Sole, or Grilled John Dory. Dessert is inescapable here. Try the warm Chocolate Cake or Poached Pear with sweet mascarpone cheese.
