• Fort Worth Eats
  • Posts
  • New Restaurant Opening + Your Spring Guide to Fort Worth's Tastiest Bites

New Restaurant Opening + Your Spring Guide to Fort Worth's Tastiest Bites

Fort Worth's local eats, curated for you weekly

Fort Worth Trivia

How long do BBQ fans typically wait in line in their camp chairs to get into Goldee's (voted #1 spot on Texas Monthly's Top 50 BBQ list)

See Answer below

Los Vaqueros’ new location will be next to the John Wayne museum and the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame.

NEW RESTAURANTS

🌮 Night Owls Rejoice! Fort Worth's Tex-Mex Icon Gets Stunning New Stockyards Home (Now open!🎉)

Y'all, big news in the Fort Worth food scene! The legendary Los Vaqueros Restaurant just moved to gorgeous new digs, and it's absolutely worth checking out. The Cisneros family has been serving up some of Fort Worth's most beloved Tex-Mex for decades, and they've now relocated their Stockyards location to the historic Stockyards Exhibits Building in Rodeo Plaza. But here's the real scoop that has me excited – they're now offering late-night eats on weekends! That's right, you can satisfy those midnight enchilada cravings until 12:30am, with the bar staying open until 1am. As someone who's often out enjoying live music in the Stockyards on weekends, this is a game-changer when the post-concert hunger hits!

💰 Price range
$12-25 per person

Rating
4.2 (2.6k reviews)

🏘️ Neighborhood
Fort Worth Stockyards

📍 Location
2513 Rodeo Plaza, Fort Worth

💡 Good to know
The restaurant is only a block from their previous location, so all the signature dishes you love are still there – their sour cream chicken enchiladas are legendary! The new space is more spacious but maintains that authentic Stockyards charm. Don't miss their specialty breakfast items if you're there late night on weekends. Parking in the Stockyards can be tricky on busy nights, so consider using a ride-share service.

EVENTS

🎭 Spring's Biggest Outdoor Feast Event Returns

Mark your calendars, foodies! The Fort Worth EATZ Food Festival is BACK with their Spring Edition happening on Sunday, March 16th at Trinity Park. This is one of my absolute favorite food events of the season – imagine an entire day dedicated to stuffing your face with incredible eats from DFW's best local vendors while grooving to live music in the sunshine. The best part? FREE ADMISSION! Bring the whole family for a day of delicious food, live entertainment, and fun activities. There will be something for everyone, including vegan options for plant-based eaters.

 Time
Sunday, March 16 · 11am - 7pm

🏘️ Neighborhood
Trinity Park (near Dream Park)

📍 Location
2001 University Drive, Fort Worth

💡 Good to know
Free parking is available at the venue, but it can fill up quickly – consider arriving early! Don't forget to bring a blanket or lawn chairs for maximum comfort while you eat and listen to music. This event is family-friendly with activities for kids, but also perfect for a casual date or friend gathering.

Quick finds

🛒 What’s sweet and goes perfectly with milk? Costco’s latest dupe.

🍍Central Market is hosting a free Tropical Treasures Kids' Stroll on March 29th in Southlake with free goodies, samples, and a treasure hunt for the kiddos

🥔 PepsiCo’s new spicy potato chip is going MAHA.

💜 Dare we say, few cakes have been more controversial than these heart-shaped ones Walmart’s selling.

ASIAN FUSION

Fusion Perfection: V's House Serves Up Asian Delights for Every Craving

Y'all, if you haven't tried V's House yet, what are you waiting for? There's literally something for everyone here – from incredible sushi rolls to perfectly grilled beef skewers. But let me tell you about their green curry pho... absolute game changer! The rich, aromatic broth with just the right amount of spice will have you dreaming about it for days. And don't even get me started on their cocktails – consistently on point every single time. One of our readers, Michelle, said she "finally found a place that satisfies both her pho cravings AND her husband's sushi obsession." Talk about relationship goals!

💰 Price range
$15-25 per person

⭐ Rating
4.5 (859 reviews)

🏘️ Neighborhood
Northeast (Near NE Mall)

📍 Location
8743 W Bedford Euless Rd, North Richland Hills

💡 Good to know
They have a gorgeous patio for outdoor dining when the weather's nice, plus there's a boba shop right next door for post-dinner treats! Plenty of parking available, and they package takeout orders beautifully if you're in a hurry.

BURGERS

🗳️ The Community has Voted: This Clown Serves Seriously Life-Changing Burgers

Hear me out, Fort Worth foodies – sometimes the most unassuming spots serve up the most incredible eats! Clown Burger is absolutely that hidden gem you need to try ASAP. This no-frills, old-school burger joint in Haltom City has been quietly making some of the most delicious burgers in the area for YEARS. Their perfectly seasoned patties are juicy and flavorful, and those hand-cut fries? Pure crispy potato heaven! After scrolling through nearly 200 comments from our Facebook community about the best burgers in north Fort Worth, Clown Burger was mentioned more than any other spot – and that's saying something!

💰 Price range
$7-12 per person

Rating
4.7 (312 reviews)

🏘️ Neighborhood
Haltom City

📍 Location
5020 Stanley Keller Rd, Haltom City

💡 Good to know
They're open Monday-Saturday from 11am-7pm, cash only! The old-school vibe is part of the charm – don't expect fancy ambiance, just incredible burgers. And whatever you do, don't miss those fresh-cut fries. Pro tip: Call ahead for pickup if you're in a hurry.

Sourced from Fort Worth Foodies FB community

FTW Eats Picks

🪑 This Portable Chair (you’ll bring to the FEATZ Food Festival)…(or in line at Goldies) folds down smaller than your Stanley cup…oh! And it’s 15% off.

This brand’s electrolyte drink mix is as tasty as it is hydrating, and Skimm’rs can get a free sample pack. Psst…rumor has it their new sparkling electrolyte water’s delish too.*

🌶️ The bag of Cheetos that blew up the Fort Worth Foodies Facebook page for three days

AWARDS

🏆 10 top neighborhood restaurants battle in Fort Worth Tastemaker Awards

Fort Worth's food scene keeps getting better, and CultureMap's annual Tastemaker Awards are shining a spotlight on the best neighborhood restaurants in our city. The competition is fierce this year with amazing contenders like Bodega South Main, which serves up incredible sandwiches and sourdough in a historic building that was once home to Sawyer Grocery Store a century ago. Another finalist, Four Sisters - A Taste of Vietnam, reopened in Mansfield after closing their Fort Worth location, bringing their upscale Vietnamese cuisine including that incredible 18-hour simmered beef pho to eager fans. And don't sleep on Gusto's Burger Bar + More, which started as a food truck before settling into a brick-and-mortar spot just off Magnolia where they're slinging amazing smashburgers until midnight daily!

Trivia Answer

A whopping 3-4 hours! Since being named the best barbecue joint in Texas by Texas Monthly in 2021, fans have been known to arrive before 8am (for an 11am opening) to secure their spot in line at this Fort Worth sensation. The three young founders—Jalen Heard, Lane Milne, and Jonny White—have created such exceptional barbecue that devoted fans consider the wait part of the experience, bringing lawn chairs and making friends while they wait for those perfectly smoked briskets, ribs, and handmade sausages.

Reply

or to participate.