In Fort Worth for FIFA World Cup 26™? Let’s make your food plans just as exciting as the matches.
Sure, you’ll find incredible Tex-Mex and barbecue here, but if you really want to experience the heart of Fort Worth, explore our international restaurants while you’re in town.
Craving Salvadoran pupusas? Guatemalan tamales? Honduran comfort food? Authentic Turkish cuisine? Maybe an upscale Latin dinner at Toro Toro downtown or fresh Japanese sushi before kickoff? It’s all here and it’s all part of what makes our city special.
If you’re searching for the best places to eat in Fort Worth during your FIFA trip, start with the global flavors locals love.
Come hungry. Cheer loudly. And taste the world right here in Fort Worth.
Japanese Cuisine in Fort Worth
Yoichi
📍 711 W Magnolia Ave
A Magnolia Avenue favorite, Yoichi is known for inventive sushi rolls, fresh sashimi, and a laid-back vibe. Perfect for sushi newcomers and seasoned fans alike, it’s a great introduction to Fort Worth’s growing Japanese food scene.
Hatsuyuki Handroll Bar
📍 907 Foch St
For a more intimate, chef-driven experience, Hatsuyuki specializes in high-quality fish and minimalist presentation. Hand rolls are made to order and meant to be eaten immediately — simple, fresh, and beautifully executed.
Tokyo Café
📍 5121 Pershing Ave
A longtime Fort Worth staple, Tokyo Café blends classic Japanese dishes with contemporary flair. From sushi to noodle dishes and seasonal specials, it’s consistent, reliable, and beloved by locals.
Latin American Cuisine in Fort Worth
Market Latina
📍 233 NE 28th St, Fort Worth, TX 76164
Tucked into the Northside, Market Latina is a Salvadoran gem known for its pupusas — thick corn tortillas stuffed with cheese, beans, or pork, topped with tangy curtido and mild tomato salsa.
Go all in with the Plato Típico, a hearty plate featuring fried yucca, crispy chicharrón, sweet fried plantains, a Salvadoran chicken tamal, and a savory pastelito. Don’t skip the drinks - Salvadoran sodas like Kolashanpan are surprisingly sweet and delicious.
Restaurante El Mesón Chapín
📍 1560 N Sylvania Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76111
Bright yellow walls, woven textiles, and marimba music set the scene for authentic Guatemalan cuisine. Must-tries include Jocon (a vibrant green chicken stew), Guatemalan tamales, and the unique Guatemalan enchilada — a crunchy, colorful tostada layered with beef, vegetables, beets, and egg. Bonus: grab anise-scented sweet rolls from their bakery to enjoy with your morning coffee.
Parrilla Catracha
📍 3633 E Lancaster Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76103
Honduran flavors shine at Parrilla Catracha, from breakfast baleadas to pastelitos and fried fish. Don’t miss the Tajada con carne molida, crispy plantains layered with savory ground beef, cabbage slaw, and pickled onions — think massive Honduran nachos. Wash it down with tropical juices or Honduran soda, and browse their small market of hot sauces, coffee, and plantain chips.
Middle Eastern Cuisine in Fort Worth
Flying Carpet Turkish Café
📍 1223 Washington Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104
A cozy house-turned-restaurant, Flying Carpet serves traditional Turkish dishes in a serene, rug-draped setting. Start with libni (tangy yogurt with mint and walnuts), crispy falafel, and fluffy rice. End with traditional Turkish coffee, it’s strong, aromatic, and sweetened during preparation; sip carefully to avoid the grounds at the bottom.
Beren Mediterran
📍 1229 8th Ave Ste 127, Fort Worth, TX 76104
Authentic Turkish and Mediterranean cuisine with kebabs, mezes, and baklava, a flavorful stop during your visit.
Downtown Shawarma
📍 118 N Henderson St, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Casual Middle Eastern spot in downtown Fort Worth serving shawarma, hummus, and fresh falafel, perfect for a quick bite.
Istanbul Grill
📍 401 Throckmorton St, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Mediterranean and Turkish cuisine in Sundance Square — great for lunch or dinner with classics like lamb and hummus.
Byblos Mediterranean Restaurant
📍 1406 N Main St, Fort Worth, TX 76164
Lebanese-inspired Mediterranean with hummus, kebabs, lively atmosphere, and hookah lounge options.
King Tut
📍 Magnolia Ave
Casual Mediterranean and Egyptian cuisine with shawarma, dips, and gyros, a local favorite for bold Middle Eastern flavors
Upscale Latin American Dining in Fort Worth
Toro Toro
📍 200 Main St, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Inside The Worthington Renaissance, Toro Toro offers bold Latin American flavors in a sleek, energetic setting. Churrasco-style steaks, ceviches, and shareable small plates make it ideal for date nights or celebrations. It’s a reminder that Fort Worth’s international cuisine ranges from neighborhood gems to globally inspired fine dining.
Dos Mares
📍 1535 S University Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76107
Dos Mares brings the taste of coastal Mexico to Fort Worth. Known for fresh seafood, ceviches, and fish tacos, it’s a must-visit for anyone craving authentic Mexican coastal flavors. The shrimp cocktails and camarón a la diabla are especially popular, spicy, tangy, and packed with flavor.
Don Artemio
📍 3268 W 7th St, Fort Worth, TX 76107
Located in Fort Worth’s Cultural District, Don Artemio offers an elevated take on Mexican cuisine rooted in the flavors of Northeastern Mexico. The menu blends traditional dishes like cabrito and nopalitos with creative, contemporary touches, making every plate both authentic and adventurous. The space is warm and refined, and their cocktail and wine program perfectly complement the cuisine. It’s a must-visit for a special night out or anyone looking to experience upscale Mexican dining in Fort Worth.
Polanco
📍 570 Throckmorton St, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Polanco is an elegant downtown spot offering an upscale take on Mexican cuisine with contemporary flair. The menu features elevated dishes ranging from fresh seafood ceviche and tacos to creative entrées and handcrafted cocktails, all served in a stylish, vibrant setting that’s perfect for date nights or special occasions. It’s a fine‑dining experience rooted in Mexico’s rich culinary heritage with bold flavors and meticulous presentation.
Upscale Latin American Dining in Fort Worth
Ol’ South Pancake House
📍 1509 S University Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76107
Fort Worth institution for brunch classics including Dutch babies and German pancakes.
Pub Culture
Zeke’s Fish & Chips
📍 5920 Curzon Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76107
A longtime favorite for classic British-style fish and chips in the Camp Bowie District. It’s crispy, comfortable, and casual. A Fort Worth Gem.
Chumley House
📍 3230 Camp Bowie Blvd, Suite 150, Fort Worth, TX 76107
A European-inspired steakhouse and cocktail destination with British-influenced dishes and an elegant yet lively setting.
Henry McCarty’s Irish Pub
📍 2869 Crockett St, Fort Worth, TX 76107
Irish pub with hearty food, drinks, and a warm neighborhood vibe in the Artisan Circle area of the West 7th entertainment district.
Fort Worth’s food scene is a reflection of its people. It’s layered, diverse, and constantly evolving. Whether you’re diving into pupusas on the Northside, sipping Turkish coffee near the Cultural District, enjoying churrasco downtown, or grabbing hand rolls off Foch St, there’s a whole world of flavor waiting right here at home.