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BlackEyed Distilling Co

Distillery in Fort Worth - 11.66 mi

BlackEyed Distilling Co's first vodka was crafted by hand from black-eyed peas. Their "facility is inside an old firehouse and has a bar upstairs". When you visit, you will find the "environment is welcoming and their drinks are fantastic". Their "fantastic cocktails and their vodka" are "very unique and memorable". With an "excellent vodka and even better whiskey" that you can drink, "you won't regret coming here". Whenever you "find yourself in the Fort Worth area near downtown, be sure to make the Black Eyed Distilling Co a destination stop". Also, "be sure to take a tour while you’re there". It is "well worth it".

Funky Picnic Brewery

Craft Brewery in Fort Worth - 11.70 mi

Funky Picnic Brewery & Café founders Samantha Glenn, Collin Zreet, Jenni Hanley, and John Koch believe that a picnic isn’t complete without food and beer. One can’t be more important than the other. This is why they have paired Head Brewer Michael Harper with Chef Josh Rangel. Delicious craft beer paired with amazing appetizers, artisan sandwiches, and desserts. Located in the South Main Village of Fort Worth, the brewery believes in “honoring classic techniques while also experimenting with new styles and terroir-based ingredients”. What this all means is a variety of beers – 16 at last count – that cater to different tastes. Their menu, meanwhile, was carefully designed with a beer pairing in mind. So go ahead – ask them for a recommendation. Not a beer drinker? No problem – they have a selection of wines and hard ciders. There’s even a special kid-friendly menu and non-alcoholic beverages. Funky Picnic Brewery is included in Kim’s 7 Great Take Out Deals in Fort Worth During Covid-19. Even without a pandemic, they’re still worth checking out!

Rahr and Sons Brewing Co

Craft Brewery in Fort Worth - 11.71 mi

Located on the south side of downtown Fort Worth, Rahr and Sons Brewing Company opened its doors in 2004. The Rahr family started making beer in America in 1847 after William and Natalie Rahr immigrated from Rhineland, Germany to Manitowoc, Wisconsin. The steadily increasing population of European settlers created a demand for beer of better quality than “the typical kitchen brew” and William knew he was the person to fill the void. Today, Rahr Malting Co. produces and supplies malt and industry-related brewing supplies to roughly “90% of the breweries in the United States.” Inside Rahr and Sons Brewing, you can expect to line up for a pint of beer. After that, feel free to visit the gift shop or find a spot to sit at one of the picnic tables. Rahr and Sons Brewing Co is included in Kim’s 7 Great Take Out Deals in Fort Worth During Covid-19. Even without a pandemic, they’re still worth checking out!

HopFusion Ale Works

Craft Brewery in Fort Worth - 11.74 mi

Owned by Macy Moore and Matt Hill, HopFusion Ale Works celebrates the craft beer experience. Both owners are passionate about innovation and art, and they’ve fused these concepts into each craft beer they’ve created. “Craft beer is about the experience”, they both say. With many passions between them, they came up with the idea of brewing beers for a living in December 2014. After many months of "blood, sweat, and tears", they began distributing their beer creations in the summer of 2016, and opened the taproom in November. In their beer brewing journey, they’ve discovered that “craft beer is… about community and friends”. To this end, they’ve built a strong following for their beers. Their honey vanilla blonde ale “Feisty Blonde” won medals at the 2017 and 2018 U.S. Open Beer Championship, among other award-winning beers.

Rancho Loma Vineyards (Fort Worth)

Winery in ZZ No Location - 11.75 mi

Rancho Loma Vineyards combines the best viticulture and classic winemaking techniques to create 100% Texan wines that are true to their classic identities. Here you can have a quiet evening with good food, great environment, and even better wine. The winery and tasting room is located in an old refurbished storefront and has been converted to have a very modern and polished look. This is a "great place" with "live music and guest chefs" and "the variety, great food, and awesome wines make this a go-to place". There are also "lots of space for an event or special occasion". This is definitely "a beautiful stop on a long drive". They have "great wines" such as the "Cohesion Blend" and "Dulce Rojo". You will be "regretting not joining their wine club" when you leave.  

Brix Barbecue

BBQ Joint in Fort Worth - 11.77 mi

If you're looking for delicious TX BBQ, you have to check out this place! They are open Friday-Sunday from 11am-4pm or until they sell out, so you know you're getting the freshest, most delicious BBQ possible. Their commitment to using high-quality ingredients and traditional preparation methods ensures that every dish they serve is bursting with flavor. And with a focus on providing exceptional service and a welcoming atmosphere, you won't be disappointed when you visit this establishment. Their limited hours mean that you have to act fast to get your hands on their delicious BBQ, but it's definitely worth it. And with a passion for quality and a commitment to excellence, you won't be disappointed when you visit this establishment. So why not come check out this place today and experience the ultimate in delicious, high-quality TX BBQ? With a passion for quality and a commitment to excellence, you won't be disappointed! As an establishment that is dedicated to providing a unique dining experience, they are sure to satisfy your cravings for delicious, high-quality food that is bursting with flavor.

Farmer’s Market – Fort Worth

Store in Haltom City - 11.79 mi

For over 38 years, the Sayers family has proudly owned the Fort Worth Farmer's Market. Discover fair prices, top-quality produce, and a friendly staff, offering a delightful variety. Our market is loved by families, with helpful staff and a wide selection of flowers, herbs, fruits, and vegetables. While it may have different names like Haltom City Farmers' Market or Sayers Family Farmers' Market, rest assured, it's the same beloved Farmer's Market. Don't miss out on our popular pre-cut vegetables, nuts, and expertly cracked pecans.

Hot Damn Tamales

Artisan Food Producer in Fort Worth - 11.79 mi

Hot Damn Tamales offers a great selection of tamales, crawfish, wild mushrooms & goat cheese.  "Stick with the classics" or go for something more adventurous... but "still reliably delicious!"  They have the usual pork or chicken or try out the Spinach Feta Olive, Red Bell Carrot Serrano, Cajun Crawfish, Beef Tenderloin, or the Wild Mushroom and Goat Cheese.  And if you can't get enough of cheese, try the Three-Cheese Queso, and the Pork Ancho.  If you are vegetarian, you can still enjoy Hot Damn Tamales' offerings as they have several options of vegan tamales.  Try their chips and salsa as well!  

Sammie’s BBQ

BBQ Joint in Fort Worth - 11.80 mi

If you're looking for an establishment that has been serving BBQ in Fort Worth since 1946, you have to check out this place! Their commitment to using high-quality ingredients and expert preparation techniques ensures that every dish they serve is made with care and attention to detail. Their dedication to being an original Fort Worth favorite means that they have a long-standing tradition of providing high-quality service and products. And with a passion for quality and a commitment to excellence, you won't be disappointed when you visit this establishment. Their focus on serving delicious BBQ means that you can enjoy the best of what Texas-style BBQ has to offer. And with a dedication to using only the best ingredients, every dish they serve is bursting with flavor. So why not come check out this establishment today and experience the ultimate in delicious, high-quality BBQ? With a passion for quality and a commitment to excellence, you won't be disappointed! As an establishment that has been serving Fort Worth since 1946, they offer a unique dining experience that is sure to satisfy your cravings for delicious, high-quality food that is truly an original Fort Worth favorite.

Brewed

Restaurant in Fort Worth - 11.81 mi

Brewed emerged from a genuine desire to establish a welcoming gathering spot for locals to savor a delightful beverage or a delicious meal. We take pride in crafting each and every dish from scratch, prepared only when you place your order. Our menu showcases beloved classics such as chicken & waffles, buffalo chicken sandwiches, shrimp & grits, and chicken pot pies. Many of our offerings can be personalized to align with your tastes; you have the freedom to create your own breakfast plate, biscuit, or burger. We've got options for various dietary preferences, including gluten-free, vegetarian, and keto choices. As for beverages, our selection encompasses coffee, tea, sodas, juices, and an extensive array of cocktails, wines, and beers. Brewed is one of the 8 Noteworthy Artisan Coffee Roasters in Texas! Check out the link to read more.

Sinless Foods LLC

Artisan Food Producer in Fort Worth - 11.83 mi

It is a challenge for people with dietary considerations to eat the food they used to enjoy. That is why companies like Sinless Foods LLC is salvation because they give people the food they can eat without risking their health or dietary discipline. People with diabetes, for example, are advised by doctors to stay away from eating sugary food. Donut is usually one of the things they cannot eat. Thanks to Sinless Foods LLC's diabetic-friendly donuts, people with diabetes now have options. Eating makes us happy and giving people the food they can eat is always a good thing.

Martin House Brewing Company

Craft Brewery in Fort Worth - 11.83 mi

Established March 2012, Martin House Brewing Company has been a staple of the Texas craft beer movement. With a solid year-round portfolio, as well as a number of limited beers, there’s always something new brewing here. Selection includes “MH Pils, Salty Lady, True Love, Friday IPA, Day Break, Bockslider, Cellarman's Reserve IPA, Imperial Texan, and more than 40 limited beers each year.” Behind this successful company is a team of brewers, explorers, and dreamers. They avoid tradition in favor of adventure, both in brewing and in life. They value good ingredients and good people, and each of the beers they offer pairs perfectly with life’s memorable moments. Martin House Brewing Company wants to be the handcrafted beer you and your friends choose when celebrating your most recent adventure or planning the next one.

Elizabeth Anna’s Urban Farm & Garden

Farm & Ranch in Fort Worth - 11.93 mi

Elizabeth Anna's Urban Farm and Garden have been producing local organic produce for the last twenty-eight years. They offer a CSA program so people can enjoy their produce through weekly harvest baskets. Aside from that, the farm partners with other farmers so they can provide different types of food that they do not grow or sell at the moment. Rest assured that they are still keeping their carbon footprint low as they only partner with farmers within a forty-mile radius. Thus, transporting these goods only take a minimum amount of fossil. The farm also offers workshops and classes to promote Earth care and permaculture to everyone.

Fort Brewery & Pizza

Craft Brewery in Fort Worth - 11.95 mi

For the owners of Fort Brewery & Pizza, pizzas and beers are two of the best things that bring people together. This is especially true when both are taken together. Thus, it’s important for the owners of the brewery and restaurant to honor their family’s legacy in helping build the Fort Worth community. According to the company’s website, they hope the brewery becomes “an inviting place for the whole community”. With a beer named after a family ancestor and said to be the "first baby born in Fort Worth", the company takes their mission to heart. The brewery actually comes in the heels of two other breweries which occupied its premises. The company changed hands in March 2018, and reopened under its new name in June. They currently serve six beers on tap and a selection of wines from Kent & Co. And then there's the delicious pizza, of course.

Good Luck Drive-In

BBQ Joint in Fort Worth - 11.97 mi

This down-home joint is your go-to destination for classic comfort foods, specializing in BBQ chicken, links, and chicken-fried steak, among other hearty delights. With a straightforward counter service, it offers a no-fuss approach to enjoying delicious, home-cooked dishes. The menu is filled with the kind of comforting foods that warm the soul, making it a perfect place for those seeking a taste of traditional American fare. Whether you're in the mood for tender BBQ chicken, savory links, or a satisfying chicken-fried steak, this joint has all the essentials for a comforting, down-home meal.

The Table – Market & Culinary Studio

Farmers Market in Fort Worth - 11.99 mi

The Table - Market and Culinary Studio is a great spot or those who love eating and cooking food! Four culinary enthusiasts, dubbed as “The ChefThe Bread MakerThe Culinary Adventurer, and The Dietitian,” came together to build this retail market and culinary space” of farmers, artisans and producers offering unique, local and seasonal products. A wide variety of products are regularly available including bread and pastries, fresh produce, meats, cheeses, frozen items such as soups, dumplings, and many more! “A great selection of Fort Worth-made products. And always fresh and healthy foods.”  But one thing that endears The Table - Market and Culinary Studio to its visitors, their occasional cooking classes! Some of the past workshops include dumping making, puff-pastry, and sourdough bread making class.   

Icon Bread

Artisan Food Producer in Fort Worth - 11.99 mi

Icon Bread of The Table offers an extensive line up of sourdough bread variants that can be eaten on its own, or as a sandwich, or to even complement your soups and meals.  And it is not just your classic sourdough bread, but a fusion of flavors – from savory herbs and essences to seasonal fruits and mixes! Think sourdough bread with Garlic Rosemary, Walnut Cranberry, Swiss Onion Thyme, Raisin Orange Coriander, Pecan Walnut Fig Whole-Wheat, Apple Raisin Walnut and a lot more! They constantly drum up new flavors and variants sure to excite and satisfy your tummies and taste buds.

La Onda

Restaurant in Fort Worth - 12.01 mi

La Onda is a Fort Worth restaurant that offers delectable Latin-inspired seafood dishes and awesome craft cocktails. Their fire-roasted shrimp and ceviche of the week are refreshing and flavorful dishes that can be enjoyed alone or with friends. All of their servings are made to share but don't let that stop you from stuffing yourself. The food is good!

Turning Point Beer

Craft Brewery in Bedford - 12.02 mi

The owners of Turning Point Beer had another name in mind for their brewery. Luckily, they settled on “Turning Point”, which appropriately describes the different milestones they accomplished to get where they are. These milestones, among others, include two of its founders working for “two of DFW’s most respected craft beer breweries” prior to putting up their own. They also had to win the support of the Bedford community, some of whom opposed the opening of the brewery. Despite the challenges, they finally opened on March 2018. The owners chose the Mid-Cities location because it “is where a lot of people live”. The brewery specializes in New England-style hazy beers, with one publication saying they put “unique spins on underrepresented beers”. The owners hope “to mark a ‘turning point’ for craft beer” in the neighborhood. By the way, you have six seconds to guess what the name of the brewery could have been.

Heim Barbecue

BBQ Joint in Fort Worth - 12.07 mi

Heim Barbecue, which is located in Fort Worth, Texas, makes “farm-to-smoker” barbecue cooked low and slow over post oak fires. Heim Barbecue makes the claim as the "Original Home of Burnt Ends" so if you are among those who enjoy eating burnt ends, include this restaurant in your itinerary. There are two restaurants in Fort Worth so choose which one is near you. They have a branch along White Settlement Road and the other one is along W. Magnolia Avenue. For Dallas residents, you can find a branch of this restaurant along West Mockingbird Ln. The business is owned by husband and wife Travis and Emma Heim, a business they grew from its humble beginnings. Backyard barbecues became a food truck, and the food truck became not just one but three restaurants. Customers who have been here loved the food. They enjoyed eating in a great place with excellent service.

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