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

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.

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

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Drink

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.

White bolognese? Yeah, we’re in.

Photo by @claypigeonfd

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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Kate is a Fort Worth native, having returned home after studying architecture and journalism in Alabama and New York. Her writing has appeared in interntional and national publications including Dezeen, Metropolis, Madame Architect, American Theatre, and Architectural Record. She is the co-author of “Dearest Babe, Letters from a World War II Flight Surgeon.”
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