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Where to Eat in Fort Worth: 12 Researched Spots and 8 Must-Try Dishes (2026)
12 researched places to eat in Fort Worth and the 8 dishes to order, grouped by type of place, with the neighbourhood, address, hours and price tier where the place record has them.
- 12 places to eat
- 8 must-try dishes
- 4 neighbourhoods
- Researched October 2026
- 16 sources
Must-try in Fort Worth8 dishes
Michelin-Starred Central Texas Style Brisket Where to order it in Fort Worth
Diablo Burger Where to order it in Fort Worth
Black Forest Cake Where to order it in Fort Worth
Folded EnchiladasAt Almacén el Gallo
Omakase SushiAt Hiro’s Kitchen - Sushi & Sake -
Chicken Fried Steak with Peppery Cream Gravy Where to order it in Fort Worth
Birria Tacos Where to order it in Fort Worth
Dutch Baby Pancakes Where to order it in Fort Worth
The short answer
- Start with Goldee's Barbecue, Almacén el Gallo (Sundance Square), Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth (Cultural District), Hiro’s Kitchen - Sushi & Sake - and Sunrise scones.
- 12 places across 4 neighbourhoods; Cultural District (2) and Sundance Square (2) have the most.
Where to eat in Fort Worth: 12 researched places
Restaurants and bistros
Goldee's Barbecue
Why it’s on the map
As of October 8, 2026, this legendary establishment is officially Fort Worth’s first Michelin-starred restaurant.
4645 Dick Price Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76140, USA
Almacén el Gallo
Why it’s on the map
A contemporary Mexican cantina and restaurant led by Michelin-starred chef Rodrigo Rivera Río. This spot features a menu of elevated shareable plates, including premium steaks, stews, and uniquely folded enchiladas.
Try: Folded Enchiladas
500 W 7th St Ste 175, Fort Worth, TX 76102, USA
Hiro’s Kitchen - Sushi & Sake -
Why it’s on the map
An intimate, counter-style Japanese restaurant focused on traditional sushi and premium sake. It transitioned from a popular pop-up to a permanent fixture in late 2026.
Try: Omakase Sushi
309 W Daggett Ave Suite.101, Fort Worth, TX 76104, USA
Mexican Restaurant · Parker Essex Boaz
Italian Restaurant · Cultural District
Restaurant
Bakeries and pastry shops
Sunrise scones
Why it’s on the map
A dedicated bakery that opened its first permanent brick-and-mortar location in the summer of 2026. It has quickly become a local favorite for its wide variety of handcrafted sweet and savory scones.
309 W Daggett Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104, USA
Bakery
Bakery · Alamo Heights
Cafés and coffee
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
Why it’s on the map
Designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Tadao Ando, this building is a masterwork of modern minimalism featuring five flat-roofed pavilions that appear to float atop a 1.5-acre reflecting pond.
3200 Darnell St, Fort Worth, TX 76107, USA
Coffee Shop · Sundance Square
More places to eat
Asian Grocery Store
Research receipt
How this Fort Worth food guide was researched
- 12 places to eat, each matched to its real place data record: the neighbourhood, address, hours and price tier come from that record, not from a review.
- The sites below are the ones the research cited for these places to eat, most-cited first.
- Researched October 2026.
Sources checked
Planning questions
Where should I eat in Fort Worth?
Start with Goldee's Barbecue, Almacén el Gallo, Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Hiro’s Kitchen - Sushi & Sake -, and Sunrise scones. All 12 places to eat are on the Fort Worth map, grouped on this page by type of place.
Which neighbourhoods in Fort Worth are best for food?
Cultural District (2) and Sundance Square (2) carry the most researched places to eat, out of 4 neighbourhoods on this map.
Is Fort Worth expensive for food?
Of the 12 places, 8 list a price tier: 4 inexpensive, 3 moderate, and 1 very expensive. Tiers come from the place record, not a menu, so treat them as a range.