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
Michael Morgan+FollowDenver’s pizza shakeup: Closures & bold new bitesPizza 3.14 fans in Boulder and Denver are feeling the loss as both locations shut their doors, highlighting just how tough it’s become for local spots to survive. Owners point to Denver’s long permitting delays and changing nightlife as major hurdles. But it’s not all bad news—fresh openings are spicing things up, like Phatt Matt’s with its wild South African Philly and Eloise’s creative sandwiches on Tennyson. Plus, Old 121 Brewing’s new Littleton flagship is throwing a party this weekend. Which new spot are you most excited to try, and what do you think is the biggest challenge for local restaurants right now? #Food #DenverEats #LocalRestaurants00Share
