Stop in the neighborhood coffee shop for a rotating selection of seasonal drinks. | Photo by FTWtoday
For richer or pour over, Cowtown’s coffee shops are what keep us going in the morning. Our city ranks among the top coffee cities in America thanks to factors like cafes per capita and the price of beans.
Fort Worth has no shortage of masterful baristas, aromatic roasts, and foamy lattes. But if you’re having trouble deciding on a spot, gather some brews clues with our guide to some of the best coffee shops in town.
Marché Bleu, Clearfork | After a long morning of strolling through the Shops at Clearfork, stop by for a coffee, a bottle of wine, or to-go snacks at this French-themed cafe and market.
Good Company Coffee, Keller | Grab a cup, then a seat at this welcoming hub for friends, family, and creatives.
Kahwa Coffee, Magnolia | Order ahead and enjoy a coffee, tea, or pastry from the small Florida-based chain.
Spark Workshops | 6-9 p.m. | SiNaCa Studios | $60 | Choose your favorite colors and learn to manipulate glass to form a one-of-a-kind 6-in x 6-in platter.
Thursday, March 27
Shea Abshier & the Nighthowlers | 7 p.m. | Tulips Fort Worth | $13+ | Doors open at 7 p.m. to see the country rock band in Near Southside.
Friday, March 28
Be Humble: The Kendrick Lamar Tribute | 8-10 p.m. | Royal Lane Studios, Grand Prairie | $55+ | Experience the Grammy award-winning artist like never before with live orchestral renditions, immersive art, and signature cocktails.
Saturday, March 29
Artist In Process: Juan Velazquez | 1-3 p.m. | Sid Richardson Museum | Free | Stop by between the hours to see the Fort Worth-based artist who’s painted 150+ murals across Texas, California, and Colorado.
Six Flags Over Texas is bringing back its former chaperone policy. Effective immediately, all guests in the park after 4 p.m. daily + who are 15 years or younger must be accompanied by an adult aged 21 or older. The chaperoning adult must present valid ID and cannot chaperone 10 or more guests younger than 15.
Festival
Spring has sprung, which means it’s festival season. Learn about 13 festivals happening this season around Funkytown including the Fort Worth Food & Wine Festival, Post Malone’s Travelin’ Tailgate, and the Tacos & Tequila Festival. (CultureMap Fort Worth)
Open
On Saturday, the National Medal of Honor (MOH) Museum held its grand opening, where former president George W. Bush, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, and ~40 surviving MOH recipients were in attendance. The museum is now open, where — fun fact — the largest artifact inside is a retired Huey helicopter. (Arlington Report + Texas Monthly)
Edu
Meet the 10 finalists for Fort Worth ISD’s Teacher of the Year. Ten out of 140 nominees have been recognized for their hard work, passion, and commitment to guiding students. The winner will be announced at the ISD Awards next month. (Fort Worth Report)
Feel Good
Caregivers at the Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital helped one man tie the knot shortly after his kidney transplant. Anthony Cross underwent surgery earlier this month and married his fiancée, Cynthia McIntosh, four days later. Watch more about the best day of his life. (NBC 5 DFW)
Listen
Anthony Davis feels he had “a reason to come back” and play against the Brooklyn Nets after his abductor strain that left him benched since February 8. Listen to the local experts explain Monday night’s win + more on the Dallas Mavericks with LockedOn’s daily podcasts.
Sports
Inspiring. That’s how WFAA sports anchor Mike Leslie described the feeling of witnessing the TCU women’s basketball team advancing to the Sweet 16 Sunday night with his family, then promptly shooting mini-hoops with his 3-year-old daughter in their garage.
Trending
Eyeing some Hoka shoes for spring hiking, running, and walking adventures? Brad’s Deals rounded up which stores are offering the best prices.*
The Buy
The Buy
A really good Wi-Fi extender, because you deserve reliable internet access (yes, even in that corner of the house). Bonus: It’s 52% off until midnight thanks to Amazon’s Big Spring Sale.
The last local coffee shop I went to was Avoca on Magnolia Avenue — one of my favorites to work remotely. I have yet to go to the Stockyards location, but I did check out the spring menu. The banana bread oat milk latte sort of tickles my fancy.
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