rmartinFollowingRoaches and violations: Fort Worth eats under the spotlightRoaches on the ceiling, no hot water, and food stored at unsafe temps—some Fort Worth restaurants had a rough inspection week! King Wok was even forced to close until water issues were fixed, while others like Sunny’s Cafe and Habaneros Fresh Mex Cafe racked up high demerit scores for food safety lapses. On the bright side, 11 places—including a daycare—earned perfect scores. Makes you wonder: How much do you trust your favorite local spot? Would seeing these scores change where you eat? Let’s talk about what matters most to you when dining out in Fort Worth. #Health #BodyHealth #FortWorthEats00Share
Ryan Horne+FollowFort Worth’s restaurant scene is thrivingDespite all the talk about a restaurant slump, Fort Worth’s food scene is buzzing with fresh energy. For every spot that closed in 2025, it seems like two more opened their doors—think new neighborhood steakhouses, cozy taquerias, and even a rooftop sushi bar with killer city views. From the lively beer garden at Crystal Springs Hideaway to Michelin-recommended pizza at Mister O1, there’s something for every craving. It’s wild how resilient and creative local chefs and owners have been. Which new place are you most excited to try, or which closing hit you hardest? Let’s swap recommendations! #Food #FortWorthEats #LocalRestaurants00Share
