Fort Worth is steeped in tradition, and to our delight, dining out in Fort Worth
is one of the most pleasurable traditions of all. Those of us who enjoy apartment living in Fort Worth, Texas need to have faithful stand-bys when it comes to good but affordable dining options. We’ve assembled a partial list of some of the
most well-established eateries in town. Each has its own rich and unique
history, each has forged a Cow Town tradition that brings dining out to a whole
new level without breaking the bank. Ask
anyone whose grown up in these parts and they will tell you; these are the
places that rate 5-stars among Ft. Worth natives.
Deli/Bakery: Swiss Pastry Shop Serving breakfast and lunch with a full menu since 1973 and located not far from home on West Vickery. Just about every type of deli sandwich is to be found at the Swiss Pastry Shop along with wurst plates and absolutely delectable pastry/bakery fare.
Ribs: Angelo's BBQ Family owned and operated since 1958, Angelo's is one of a kind and hands down--the best ribs you'll ever eat (and they serve up the coldest beer in town). The food is not just good here, it's legendary.
Mexican: Joe T.Garcia’s Another family success story that began in 1935 is located on the edge of downtown Fort Worth on North Commerce. Be prepared to be patient with the wait as sometimes the lines can stretch around the block. Yes, the food is that good. Also take cash--no credit cards are accepted. | |||
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In 1964, Kincaide's Grocery and Meat Market started cooking hamburgers and the rest is history. The beef is range fed, antibiotic free and cut and ground fresh each day. Although there is a Kincaide's in the Hulen area on Overton Ridge, there's nothing like a nostalgic lunch at the original location on Camp Bowie.
