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5 places to get bagels around Fort Worth

Sink your teeth into a bagel sandwich from Yogi’s Deli and Grill. | Photo by @halle_eatz

There’s nothing like a piping hot cup of coffee on a Saturday morning followed by a bagel stacked with cream cheese and other delectable fillings. Whether you’re a classic breakfast sandwich or a lox bagel kind of person — here’s your go-to guide to local bagel shops around Fort Worth.

Yogi’s Deli and Grill, 2710 S. Hulen St.

Voted Best Bagels by Fort Worth Weekly and Best Breakfast by Fort Worth Magazine — this 21-year-old diner is serving up breakfast all day with make-your-own bagel sandwich options and lox with cream cheese.

Boopa’s Bagel Deli, 6513 N. Beach St.

Known for its New York-style bagels with a firm exterior and a soft and fluffy interior, Boopa’s kettle boils its bagels and makes all of its cream cheeses in-house. Choose from 15+ flavor options and be sure to try Booplache — a classic Texas kolache made with bagel dough.

Carshon’s Delicatessen, 3133 Cleburne Rd.

Carshon’s is the only kosher-style deli in Fort Worth and has been around since 1928. Grab a toasted bagel with the option of regular and vegetable cream cheeses, or a lox and cream cheese bagel plate.

Bodega South Main, 203 S. Main St.

Located on the north side of South Main, owner Tasha Monticure is running this deli/grocery store hybrid featuring essential grocery items + deli sandwiches including bagels with a variety of cream cheese and schmear options.

Paris Coffee Shop, 704 W. Magnolia Ave.

Recommended by locals, the lox and bagel platter is a must-try at this classic Magnolia Avenue diner. The sandwich comes with cured smoked salmon on a toasted bagel with chive cream cheese, red onion, an egg, and other toppings.

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Today

Comedy Show | Fri., Sept. 9 | 8 p.m. | Four Day Weekend, 312 Houston St. | $25 | Laugh until your belly hurts at the award-winning comedy show based on audience suggestions and participation.
Brad Paisley | Fri., Sept. 9 + Sat., Sept. 10 | 10 p.m. | Billy Bob’s Texas | $69+ | Sing your heart out at the country superstar’s two-day tour in Cowtown.

Saturday

Walking Tour | Sat., Sept. 10 | 9-11 a.m. | Historic Texas & Pacific Railway Station, 221 W. Lancaster Ave. | Free | Take a tour of “The 7th Street Canyon” and explore local businesses that helped shape the future of Fort Worth.
Fall Gallery Night | Sat., Sept. 10 | 12-7 p.m. | Multiple locations | Free | Explore nearly 40 art galleries and works from local artists on this special night hosted by the Fort Worth Art Dealers Association.
Party on the Porch | Sat., Sept. 10 | 6-10 p.m. | Amon Carter Museum of Art | Free | Explore the galleries, get creative with art-making activities, and end the night with a free outdoor concert featuring country artist Brent Cobb.

Sunday

Fort Worth Pickle Crawl | Sun., Sept. 11 | 2 p.m. | $20 | Location varies | Enjoy pickle-infused drinks by six bars located in the West 7th District.

Last Minute Deal

Panic! At The Disco | Sun., Sept. 11 | 7 p.m. | Dickies Arena | Prices vary*

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Open

Just in time for the first TCU football home game of the season — A new tequila bar is opening at Hyatt Place/TCU (2512 W. Berry St.) this evening. Head to the Frog Bar from 5-10 p.m. for live music, small bites, and festive beverages. 🐸

Announced

Fort Worth’s La Onda (2905 Race St.) was recognized as one of the best new restaurants by Bon Appétit. The food magazine released its list of the 50 best new restaurants in America yesterday and highlighted chef Victor Villarreal’s dry-aged fish and cocktails created by Victor’s wife. 🍽️

Edu

Student registration is now open to attend Fort Worth ISD’s Annual College Night on Mon., Sept. 19. The event is an opportunity for students and parents to explore colleges, careers, and military options. Head to the Texas Room at the Amon G. Carter Jr. Exhibit Halls (3400 Burnett-Tandy Dr.) from 5:30-8:30 p.m. 📚

Pets

A two-day horse adoption event kicks off today at Will Rogers Memorial Center. The event is part of the Extreme Mustang Makeover showcase + the top 10 finalists will be adopted through competitive bidding on Sat., Sept. 10. The agency will also offer up to $1,000 to adopt an untrained animal. 🐴 (NBC DFW)

Ranked

Talk about southern hospitality — A new study ranked Fort Worth the third-nicest city in the US. Preply asked residents their opinions on how often people in their city exhibit rude behavior, like being absorbed by phones in public or not acknowledging strangers. Four other Texas cities also topped the list. 3️⃣

Eat

Become a grill master with a class from BrisketU at Rahr & Sons Brewing Company (701 Galveston Ave.) tomorrow, Sat., Sept. 10. Students will learn about brisket cuts, trim techniques, rubs, and wood selection from professional pitmasters. The class is $119 and runs from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. 🥩

Sports

An interactive soccer and dining experience is coming to the Dallas Design District — ~30 min. from downtown. TOCA Social will feature gamified screens similar to golf simulators along with gourmet food by a Michelin-trained chef. The North Texas venue will be the first US location + is expected to open in 2023. ⚽ (WFAA)

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Gateway to the Historic Southside

Celebrate freedom with the upcoming National Juneteenth Museum

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We’re learning more details about the National Juneteenth Museum and its impact on the local community. City Council members met this week to discuss the future of the project at Evans Avenue and Rosedale Street. These are the major takeaways:

The 50,000-sqft project is expected to create a $70 million capital infusion as an Urban Village Global tourist destination.
The museum will create a figurative and physical gateway to the Historic Southside Neighborhood.
It will include 55 residential units designed to infuse residents back into the Southside neighborhood.
50+ full-time jobs and 55+ part-time jobs will be created.
The venue will honor its commitment to expanding the local art scene with the addition of historical galleries and a 250-seat theater.

The museum is currently in a capital campaign and organizers plan to break ground during the first quarter of 2023. A grand opening is scheduled for June 19, 2025.

THE WRAP

Today’s issue was written by Rebecca.

Editor’s pick: Fun fact about me, I’ve traveled to 45 states and I stand by Preply’s report of Fort Worth being one of the nicest cities. Whether it’s having a simple conversation at the grocery store checkout or getting a friendly wave while I’m walking my dog — I always look forward to coming back home.

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