Cultural District
Fans can explore the tree-lined streets of the Cultural District, take in the world-class museums or catch an event at one of its popular venues.
While you’re there, grab dinner nearby at Hatsuyuki Handroll Bar, a beloved Sushi spot for cast and crew members.
Some of season two’s first establishing shots feature Dickies Arena and the Pioneer Tower at the Will Rogers Memorial Center, grounding Landman in Fort Worth from the opening episode. These iconic landmarks represent the city’s blend of culture and western heritage.
In episode six, Demi Moore’s character Cami Miller attends an equestrian event for the first time, saying “ There’s two Fort Worth’s, and I don’t live in this one.” This scene was filmed inside Watt Arena at Will Rogers Memorial Center. The Moncrief stalls are featured, along with a cameo appearance from Fort Worth’s Kit Moncrief.
Will Rogers Memorial Center, Pioneer Tower & Dickies Arena
3401 W. Lancaster Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76107
In Season 2, The Bowie House hotel provides artful ambience for scenes featuring Cami Miller’s memorable speech in episode one, as well as comedic moments with the Norris family in the eighth episode.
Fans can enjoy a signature cocktail at the bar at Bowie House and admire their curated selection of art or reserve a cabana poolside and lounge like Angela and Ainsley Norris.
Bowie House, Auberge Resorts Collection
3700 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107
Experience a luxury getaway at the Crescent Hotel, where Ralph’s, a member’s only, private rooftop lounge was featured in a breakfast scene with Billy Bob Thornton’s character, Tommy Norris.
Take in the modern architecture of the hotel and residences or book a day of wellness at the hotel’s renowned spa, Canyon Ranch.
Also, filmed at a nearby office development were scenes in episode 205, where Tommy Norris makes a visit to Andy Garcia’s character, Danny Morrell’s office.
The Crescent Hotel
3300 Camp Bowie Blvd., Fort Worth, TX 76107
For a true insider experience, dine nearby at Chumley House, a favorite among the Landman crew.
Don’t miss the iconic filming spot just down the road at the Patch Café, located on Camp Bowie Blvd. Outside of filming, The Patch set does not operate as a real restaurant, but fans are encouraged to stop by JD’s Hamburgers located just across the street for a cheeseburger and view.
While you’re in the neighborhood, buy a bouquet from the Fort Worth Florist, where Cooper planned a romantic surprise for Arianna.
JD’s Hamburgers
9901 Camp Bowie W Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76116
Stockyards National Historic District
One of the most iconic locations in the Season 2 premiere is the Fort Worth Stockyards. The Fort Worth Herd is highlighted, with its twice-daily cattle drive, anchoring the sense of place in the series. Fans can watch a real cattle drive, take in live music at The White Elephant and shop at Mule Alley or enjoy a special dinner at Cattleman’s.
The White Elephant Saloon
106 E Exchange Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Fort Worth’s oldest bar, The White Elephant Saloon is featured during dancing scenes with the cast in episode 206. Known for it’s wall of cowboy hats from western icons, White Elephant is a must visit in the Stockyards.
Cattlemen’s Steak House
2458 N Main St, Fort Worth, TX 76164
For a memorable experience, make a reservation at Cattlemen’s Steak House, featured in episode 203. The restaurant was recently purchased by Taylor Sheridan and his partners and features steaks from the 6666 Ranch along with a private members-only club downstairs.
Don’t miss Joe T. Garcia’s, famous for its iconic patio or nearby Paloma Suerte, a Tim Love concept, are also cast and crew favorites.
Downtown Fort Worth
Downtown Fort Worth shines in season 2 with cinematic skyline shots and streetscapes. Take in Sundance Square and the iconic downtown architecture that frames many scenes.
Frost Tower & TCU Mural
640 Taylor St, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Walk around the block to find the M-Tex Oil Headquarters located at the Frost Tower. Visitors can imagine the high-stakes decisions Cami Miller made in her office in episode three, while enjoying similar skyline views from the rooftop patio at Branch & Bird. Nearby, The Fort Worth Club building served as the location for the Leder-James-Mcdougal law office.
61 Osteria
500 W 7th St, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Enjoy an incredible Italian meal at 61 Osteria, just like Cami and Gailleno did in episode four. It’s also one of the cast and crew’s favorite dining experiences.
Toro Toro
200 Main St, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Located inside the Worthington Renaissance Fort Worth hotel, Toro Toro is a Pan-Latin concept from Chef Richard Sandoval. Fans may recognize this restaurant from a scene in episode eight, where Cami is forced to confront her grief after a stranger attempts to wipe salad dressing off her lip.
Just outside of downtown, you can pay your respects at Oakwood Cemetery on Grand Ave., where M-Tex Oil CEO, Monty Miller was laid to rest and his grieving widow, Cami visits in episode four.
Texas Christian University
2800 S. University Dr., Fort Worth, TX 76129
TCU plays an important role in Season 2 for characters Angela and Ainsley. Filmed around the Mary Wright Admission Center, Sadler Hall, and Milton Daniel Hall, the Horned Frog statue appears in the background, and is instantly recognizable to fans. The university’s lovely grounds provide collegiate charm in Taylor Sheridan’s visual storytelling. Visitors can stroll the campus and photograph the on-screen landmarks that bring these scenes of Landman to life.
The Shops at Clearfork
Neiman Marcus
5200 Monahans Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76109
Visitors can enjoy upscale open-air shopping and dining in the Clearfork district. This season, Clearfork’s Neiman Marcus was Angela’s retail therapy, while she was processing her emotions around Ainsley moving into campus housing.
Alliance Corridor & SGS Studios
Much of Landman Season 2, particularly interior scenes, were filmed at SGS Studios. Located in the Alliance Corridor of North Fort Worth, this area represents the behind-the-scenes engine powering the show. While public access is limited, its presence highlights Fort Worth’s growing role as a production hub.
Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance Airport
Address: 2301 Alliance Gateway Fwy., Fort Worth, TX 76177
Alliance Airport appears in travel and transition sequences throughout the season. The airport itself isn’t a tourist destination, but fans driving through Alliance Corridor will recognize the setting.
Surrounding Filming Areas
Beyond Fort Worth, Landman Season 2 extends into surrounding communities. Benbrook is home to Cooper & Ariana’s practical house. Cressson was the backdrop for many rural and drilling scenes. In Dallas, the stylish restaurant, Mister Charles made a buzz as it appeared in urban sequences, while the Herd Burgers unanimously became one of the best in show crew meals, while filming in Jacksboro, Texas.