Our Top 5 Happy Hour Specials in Fort Worth

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ITALIAN

🍝 The Sicilian Butcher

The Sicilian Butcher is creating quite a buzz with their all-day, everyday happy hour deals! One of our readers recently visited and raved about their experience: "We scored a bottle of wine and a mixed bruschetta board for only $19!" They couldn't stop talking about the delicious chicken parmigiana and meatballs. Their server even surprised them with complimentary cannolis to take home, while Chef Landon went above and beyond by sharing some fresh homemade pasta and sauce. Based on their glowing review, this Italian spot sounds like a must-try for your next happy hour adventure!

πŸ₯³ Happy Hour Special
Bottle of wine + bruschetta board for $19

⏳ Happy Hour Time 
All day, every day

🏘️ Neighborhood 
West 7th

πŸ“ Location 
3700 Mattison Ave, Fort Worth

πŸ’‘ Good to know 
Their chicken parmigiana and meatballs are must-tries. Free parking is available in the garage. Chef Landon is known for his generosity with extra homemade pasta and sauce.

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JAPANESE

🍜 Wabi House

Several readers recommended Wabi House for its incredible daily happy hour that runs from 3-7pm, seven days a week. This Magnolia Avenue favorite offers $3 draft beers and $5 cocktails, but the real star is their half-priced appetizers. The happy hour menu includes fan favorites from their regular menu, making it perfect for casual after-work gatherings. With its great patio space and consistently delicious food, Wabi House has established itself as a go-to happy hour destination in Fort Worth. Lucinda says, β€œI loved my meal at Wabi House last night. The Tonkatsu Ramen was delicious.”

πŸ₯³ Happy Hour Special
$3 draft beers, $5 cocktails, half-price appetizers

⏳ Happy Hour Time 
Daily, 3-7pm

🏘️ Neighborhood 
Near Southside/Magnolia

πŸ“ Location 
1229 8th Ave, Fort Worth

πŸ’‘ Good to know
Great patio seating available. Recommended dishes: Spicy Edamame, Karaage Chicken, and Pork Gyoza. Street parking is usually available, but can fill up during peak hours.

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CULTURAL VENUE

🎨 Kimbell Art Museum

Okay this one has to be my favorite!
Who knew you could sip wine surrounded by masterpieces? Every Friday (yes that includes tonight! Feb 28th from 5-7pm), the Kimbell transforms into a gorgeous happy hour venue! Think local musicians (jazz bands and guitar ensembles) provide the perfect soundtrack while you enjoy drinks and snacks in this stunning setting. Admission is free. Grab a $6 beer or $10 glass of wine and wander through one of the world's finest art collections before settling in for some tunes. It's like getting a mini concert, art tour, and happy hour all rolled into one!

πŸ₯³ Happy Hour Special
$6 bottled beer, $10 wine by glass, live music

⏳ Happy Hour Time 
Fridays, 5-7pm

🏘️ Neighborhood 
Cultural District

πŸ“ Location 
3333 Camp Bowie Blvd, Fort Worth

πŸ’‘ Good to know 
Museum members receive 10% off all purchases. Free parking available in the museum lot. Consider arriving early to explore the galleries before happy hour begins. Perfect for a sophisticated date night or cultural evening with friends.

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BBQ

πŸ”₯ F1 Smokehouse

Talk about a hidden gem! One of our readers couldn't stop raving about F1 Smokehouse's happy hour. They were shocked by how affordable everything was while still getting that premium BBQ experience. The mouthwatering smells alone make this place worth a visit, but the wallet-friendly prices during happy hour seal the deal! It's the perfect spot to unwind after work with friends over some smoky goodness and cold brews.

πŸ₯³ Happy Hour Special
Discounted craft beers and BBQ appetizers

⏳ Happy Hour Time 
Monday-Friday, 3-6pm

🏘️ Neighborhood
River District

πŸ“Location
4801 Edwards Ranch Rd, Fort Worth

πŸ’‘Good to know
The staff here really takes care of you! Don't miss their smoked wings (finger-licking good!), loaded brisket nachos, and those addictive burnt-end sliders. Parking is super easy with their big lot, and you can choose between their cozy indoor space or kick back on the patio when the weather's nice.

UPSCALE LOUNGE

πŸ™οΈ Branch & Bird

Ready for happy hour with a view and live music? Take the elevator to the 12th floor of the Frost Tower and prepare to be wowed! Branch & Bird feels like you've discovered Fort Worth's best-kept secret. They team up with local musicians for the live music…classy move. The sunset views of downtown are absolutely Instagram-worthy, and their craft cocktails are just as impressive as the scenery. It's the perfect spot to feel a little fancy without emptying your wallet during their generous happy hour.

πŸ₯³ Happy Hour Special
$7 select cocktails, $5 wine by the glass, $4 local beers

⏳ Happy Hour Time w/live music 
Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday from 5-8pm

🏘️ Neighborhood 
Downtown

πŸ“ Location 
640 Taylor St, 12th Floor, Fort Worth

πŸ’‘ Good to know 
They validate parking (huge win for downtown)! Call ahead if you're bringing the crew since it can get busy. Their charcuterie board is perfect for sharing, and don't sleep on those avocado toast bites. Throw on something cute since it's a bit dressy, but nothing too fancy – think date night vibes!

Trivia Answer

The term "happy hour" originated with the U.S. Navy in the 1920s. Naval squadrons would schedule regular periods called "happy hours" for entertainment and relaxation to boost morale, which included boxing matches and other recreational activities. After Prohibition ended, bars and restaurants adopted the term to describe discounted drink periods, transforming it into the meaning we know today.

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