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- The Original Mexican Eats Cafe. Founded: 1926. Location: 4713 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth. Years in Service: 97 years. Status: originalmexicaneatscafe.com. photo source: fwtx.com.
- Riscky’s. Founded: 1927. Location: 140 E Exchange Ave #101, Fort Worth. Years in Service: 96 years. Status: risckys.com. photo source: tripadvisor.com. After four generations of the same ownership, Riscky’s historic Azle Avenue store is still operational and continues to provide BBQ lunch specials.
- Carshon’s Deli. Founded: 1928. Location: 3133 Cleburne Rd, Fort Worth. Years in Service: 95 years. Status: carshonsdeli.com. photo source: zomato.com. The Carshon’s deli, which was founded by Jewish immigrant David Carshon in downtown Fort Worth in collaboration with Morris Chicotsky’s Houston Street butchers shop, has moved around a few times but remains the city’s sole kosher deli.
- Bailey’s Barbecue. Founded: 1931. Location: 826 Taylor St., Fort Worth. Years in Service: 92 years. photo source: fortworthmenu.com. Bailey’s Barbecue, although modest, has been an iconic Fort Worth landmark for many years.
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- Heim Barbecue & Catering. Formerly a food truck, the most beloved barbecue joint in the city is now a brick-and-mortar on Magnolia Avenue.
- Bonnell’s. Showcasing delicious Southern-Creole-Mexican fare sourced from local ingredients, Bonnell’s is considered a Fort Worth treasure, and chef Jon Bonnell has even been called the “Most Loved Chef in Fort Worth”.
- Oni Ramen. Located on West 7 Street, this popular gourmet ramen restaurant regularly draws raves from locals and out-of-towners alike. Why go?
- Clay Pigeon Food and Drink. One of Fort Worth’s most prominent fine dining restaurants, located in the heart of downtown, whose menu always features in-season, house-made dishes.
- The Taste Project. In the heart of Fort Worth, a dining revolution is taking place at Taste Project. This non-profit gem feeds not only the stomachs but also the spirits of all who walk through its doors.
- rise soufflé. In Fort Worth, rise soufflé is where French soufflés are the stars. This cozy bistro, inspired by the simplicity and charm of French dining, invites you in with the promise of comfort and style.
- Reata. Reata, named after a legendary ranch, is a cornerstone in the Fort Worth dining scene. Pay a visit and you’ll see how the spirit of the West lives on in this restaurant.
- Spiral Diner & Bakery. Spiral Diner & Bakery is all about love! Love for food, animals, and the environment. It’s a fun place to eat in Fort Worth and one of the best, especially for those who favor plants over meat.
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