This one’s for the foodies 🍽️

New restaurants to try in Fort Worth in 2023

A look at the inside of Osteria 61. | Rendering by Ibañez Shaw Architecture

The new year promises to be an exciting one for Fort Worth — especially for us foodies. From the No. 1 rooftop destination in the world to a Michelin Star chef opening his own concepts, we’ve rounded up the most anticipated restaurant openings of 2023.

Goat & Vine Winery + Restaurant, 2600 W. 7th St.

The upscale restaurant and tasting room features house-made pastas, steaks, and multiple wine labels for guests to enjoy.

Cuisine: Italian
Anticipated opening date: Friday, Jan. 27

Osteria 61, 500 W. 7th St.

The restaurant by Adam Jones — who also owns Grace and Little Red Wasp — is downtown’s newest concept with views overlooking Burnett Park. The menu is created by executive chef Blaine Staniford and features traditional Italian dishes with a “focus on seasonal ingredients sourced from local farmers.”

Cuisine: Italian
Anticipated opening date: Tuesday, Jan. 31

Quince, 1701 River Run

TCU grad and CEO of Rooftop Ventures Brian Sneed is bringing the “No. 1 rooftop destination in the world” to the banks of the Trinity River. The restaurant originating from San Miguel de Allende, Mexico will serve dishes from around the globe including French pastries, sushi, and Texas angus steaks.

Cuisine: Eclectic
Anticipated opening date: End of January

FTW-PS 1200 — Two restaurants are opening inside the PS 1200 development. | Rendering courtesy of Prince Concepts

Dreamboat Donuts and Scoops, 1200 6th St.

The vegan confectionery shop will be located in the PS 1200 development in the Near Southside. The concept by Spiral Diner owner Amy McNutt will feature plant-based ice cream, donuts, and other pastries like apple fritters and ice cream sandwiches.

Cuisine: Vegan desserts
Anticipated opening date: Early spring

MUSUME, 810 Houston St.

The Dallas sushi restaurant is expanding with a location inside the new Sandman Signature Hotel (expected to open in March). The restaurant will feature minimalist architecture, tropical greenery, private dining rooms, and a tatami room.

Cuisine: Japanese
Anticipated opening date: May

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Wednesday, Jan. 25

Wild West Wednesdays | Wednesday, Jan. 25 | 11 a.m.-10:30 p.m. | Stockyards Rodeo Rink, 130 E. Exchange Ave., Fort Worth | $20 | Receive one free Stockyards Anniversary Bandana for every two skating admissions purchased, every Wednesday through Feb. 8

Thursday, Jan. 26

Nena Postreria Pop-Up | Thursday, Jan. 26-Saturday, Jan. 28 | 4 p.m. | La Onda, 2905 Race St., Fort Worth | Cost of purchase | Chef Diana Zamora will serve signature pastries like Gansitos, sweet corn cake, cookies, and more.
Woodford Reserve Tasting | Thursday, Jan. 26 | 5-7 p.m. | Toro Toro, 200 Main St., Fort Worth Free | Learn about the history of the brand during this complimentary whiskey tasting featuring lite bites.

Friday, Jan. 27

Comedy Show | Friday, Jan. 27 | 8 p.m. | Four Day Weekend, 312 Houston St., Fort Worth | $25 | Laugh until your belly hurts with this comedy show based on audience participation.

Saturday, Jan. 28

Winter Fest | Saturday, Jan. 28 | 12-5 p.m. | Martin House Brewing Company, 220 S. Sylvania Ave., Fort Worth | $20 | Sip on two new beer releases, snack on burgers, and enjoy live music from a 90s cover band — a ticket includes a souvenir pint glass.

Sunday, Jan. 29

Bubbles & Bites Brunch Tasting | Sunday, Jan. 29 | 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. | Amon G. Carter Jr. Exhibits Hall, 3400 Burnett Tandy Dr., Fort Worth | $65 | Presented by Kendra Scott, this brunch will feature bites from nearly a dozen restaurants including Atico and Joe T. Garcia’s.

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Weather

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Civic

The Regional Transportation Council approved nearly $6 million to help support bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure improvements in Fort Worth. The funds will directly impact three projects including A.M. Pate + A.V Cato Elementary schools along with the Oakland-Miller Safe Streets. 🚲

Concert

Brooks & Dunn is headed to town this spring with special guest Scotty McCreery. The “Reboot 2023 Tour” will stop at Dickies Arena on Saturday, May 6. Tickets go on sale Friday, Jan. 27 at 10 a.m. Check out the star-studded list of performers coming to DFW. 🎤

Fort Worthian

Fort Worth Inc. will announce its 2023 Person of the Year today. The criteria to win the award is based on a lifetime accomplishment for the greater good of Fort Worth. Last year, Opal Lee was honored for her significant influence on the community. Who do you think will win? 🏆

Announced

The Fort Worth Music Festival & Conference is adding new keynote speakers to its inaugural event. Chef Tim Love and Rick Lambert from Miranda Lambert Management joined the lineup this week. Multiple ticket options are now on sale. 🗣️

Show

Comedian Marlon Wayans — known for his roles in “White Chicks” and “Scary Movie” — will be in Sundance Square this Thursday, Jan. 26 + Friday, Jan. 27 to perform at the Hyena’s Comedy Club. Tickets start at $45. 🎭

Trending

Actor Dennis Quaid was reportedly seen around Fort Worth over the weekend while filming scenes for “1883: The Bass Reeves Story.” We now know that Dennis will play Deputy US Marshall Sherill Lynn in the “Yellowstone” spinoff. 🎬 (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)

Ranked

Everything’s bigger in Texas — According to a report from Carnival Warehouse, the State Fair of Texas saw the highest attendance of all fairs in 2022, with 2.5 million visitors. The fair was neck-and-neck with the Houston Livestock and Rodeo, which had about 2.4 million visitors. 🎡

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These boots are made for walkin’

Your guide to cowboy boot shopping in Fort Worth

How do we pick just one? | Photo via @maverickwesternwear

The cowboy boot trend comes and goes — but for us Fort Worthians, boots are an everyday fashion staple.

Whether you’re working cattle, two-stepping, or just want a new pair for the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo, we’ve rounded up local stores for your next shopping adventure.

👢 M.L. Leddy’s | 2455 N. Main St.
This one-stop-shop for handmade boots, saddles, and western clothing has been a Fort Worth staple since 1941.

👢 Lucchese Boots | 200 Mule Alley + 128 E. Exchange Ave., Ste. 500
These boots are an emblem of luxury and are handcrafted using the highest quality leathers and skins. You can also find apparel and accessories that are made to last a lifetime.

👢 Ariat | 128 E. Exchange Ave., Ste. 600
Known for its athletic footwear technology, the western apparel maker is now the official boot partner of Dickies Arena and the official western apparel partner of the FWSSR.

Click the button below for six more local boot stores.

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THE WRAP

Today’s issue was written by Rebecca.

Editor’s pick: It’s something you’ve got to see to believe — TCU will light up the sky Friday night with 200+ drones during its 150th birthday celebration. The school recommends the Campus Commons or the Schollmaier Arena lawn for the best viewing experience.

Note: This event was originally planned for Tuesday but was rescheduled due to impending weather.

Missed yesterday’s newsletter? We’ve created a guide to the must-see art exhibitions in Fort Worth this year.

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