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Enjoy an easy night out in the Foundry District

Eat and drink your way across the Foundry District with these eight laid-back bars and restaurants.

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Wind down with a Dreamsicle cocktail from Blackland Distilling.

Photo by Melissa Stephens

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If you’re looking for a way to kick off your Labor Day weekend — or just start the weekend early with a little post-work happy hour — we’ve got you covered.

Once a collection of mid-century industrial buildings between West Seventh Street and the Trinity River’s West Fork, The Foundry District is a new hot spot for artists creating everything from colorful murals to hand-crafted cocktails.

Check out these eight laid-back bars and restaurants for a relaxing evening in the Foundry. Remember to enjoy responsibly, get home safe, and toast (and tag) @FTWtoday for tipping you off to your new favorite spot.

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Play a game of cornhole on the brewery’s large patio.

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Blackland Distillery, 2616 Weisenberger St. | Stop in to the luxe tasting room for a sip of the new Prairie Gold Texas Straight Bourbon Whiskey + take a behind-the-scenes tour.

Maple Branch Craft Brewery, 2628 Whitmore St. | Music bingo on Tuesdays, trivia on Wednesdays, 20+ craft beers on tap every day (except Mondays) — yes, please.

Tulane’s, 2708 Weisenberger St. | Pretend you’re on Bourbon Street at the New Orleans-inspired cocktail bar with a large patio, open until 2 a.m. daily.

Conlon’s Irish Pub, 2528 White Settlement Rd. | Grab your friends for an easy night watching sports + playing pool, ping pong, and darts.

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White bolognese? Yeah, we’re in.

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Eat

Angelo’s Bar-B-Que, 2533 White Settlement Rd. | Chow down at the barbecue restaurant run by third-generation pitmaster Jason George as he serves his grandfather’s 60-year-old hickory-smoked recipes.

Clay Pigeon, 2731 White Settlement Rd. | Settle in for relaxed fine dining on American fare from local chef Marcus Palsay.

M&O Station Grill + Cocktail Lounge, 200 Carroll St. | Wash down your two-hander craft burger with a Paloma from the newly opened cocktail lounge.

Fort Brewery and Pizza, 2737 Tillar St. | Kick back on the large patio for a pint of one of the 20 craft beers offered, along with a slice of Mac Attack pizza. Plus, bring your furry friend and order off the Mutt Menu.

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