A guide to purple drinks in Fort Worth

We’ll drink to the Horned Frogs with these local libations.

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The lavender martini at The Tavern runs $14 and is a mix of vodka, lavender simple, and lemon.

Katherine Owens

Last summer, our friends at LOUToday published an article on the best purple drinks in their city. We are not afraid to borrow a concept, and purple is kinda Fort Worth’s thing — being home to the Horned Frogs, and all — so let’s list some of our favorite purple libations.

The Tavern | 2755 S. Hulen St.
Tavern actually has two menu options that fit the bill: Kiss The Frog, made with Empress gin and St. Germain, and City Editor Ted’s personal pick, the lavender martini.

CAVA | Multiple locations
Our several of our Instagram followers suggested the Greek chain’s signature blueberry lavender beverage.

The Coupe | 314 S. Main St., Ste. 110
The purple gimlet has returned for spring; as is common with purple concoctions, the drink involves Empress gin.

Second Rodeo Brewing | 122 E. Exchange Ave., Ste. 340
The bar often has a purple drink on tap. Settle in to sip on the large outdoor patio.

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You can go off-menu at WXYZ in the Aloft Hotel Downtown and ask for a “Passion Cove,” which is a sweet-sipper.

Katherine Owens

WXYZ | Aloft Hotel Downtown | 334 W. 3rd St.
WXYZ, which has a solid food menu, also has a lavender option. Show you’re in the know by ordering a “Passion Cove” off-menu, which is deep purple and vodka-based.

Purple Frog Cantina | 3468 Blue Bonnet Cir.
Roughly 25% of the drink menu involves purple beverages, which is on-brand considering the proximity to TCU. The purple frog shot is a good opening gambit.

Dutch Bros | Multiple locations
Another non-alcoholic social media nominee was the Dragon Slayer, with a delectable blackberry drizzle.

Tarantula Tiki Lounge | 117 S. Main St.
Our personal favorite thing to order is “Mermaid Orgy,” but check out High Priestess of Funk for a purple fix.

Your turn — tell us the best purple sipper out there.

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