Downtown and Sundance Square
Sundance Square - 420 Main Street
Monty can be seen walking through Sundance Square on a phone call in episode four, and although the camera angle only gives you a glimpse, there are some iconic landmarks that really make it stand out. Sundance Square is known for its fountains, the historic westbrook building, tall umbrellas, and the Chisholm Trail Mural. With a state-of-the art sound and lighting system outdoor concerts are a popular attraction. Free and open to the public, come walk in Monty’s footsteps and enjoy all that Sundance Square has to offer.
Historic Fort Worth Stockyards
Cattleman’s Steak House - 2458 N Main St
Cattleman’s Steak House can be seen in a montage in episode three as Tommy is headed to meet Monty in the Historic Fort Worth Stockyards. Cattleman’s opened in 1947 and was recently purchased by the show’s creator, Taylor Sheridan, breathing new life into the restaurant with renovations that honored its history and tradition. Some other popular spots seen here are M.L. Leddy’s famous boot shop, and the real life twice daily cattle drive down Exchange Ave.
Hotel Drover - 200 Mule Alley
In episode two, viewers can spot Monty and his wife Cami, played by Demi Moore, attending an event at the stunning Hotel Drover. This iconic Fort Worth hotel stands out with its elegant interior and striking neon cowboy signs that light up the exterior. Actor Thornton even stayed here for a short period of time while filming. On your next trip to Fort Worth check out their restaurant or bar, or even stay a night for a legendary experience.
Meacham Airport - 201 American Concourse and Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance Airport - 13901 Aviator Way
In episode two you can see character Tommy Norris picking up his ex-wife at real-life Perot Field. Although the scene was set in Midland, this airport can be found right here in north Fort Worth. Other shots with the private jets were also taken at nearby Meacham Airport. Just five miles north of historic downtown Fort Worth, Meacham Airport is rich in history and even has an aviation museum located right next door! The museum is open to the public and is a great opportunity to get a firsthand view of history as it houses historical military planes also known as Warbirds.
American Association of Professional Landmen - 800 Fournier St
During the deposition scene, the lawyer’s office they are in is actually the American Association of Professional Landmen headquarters in the West 7th area of Fort Worth. Although not open to the public, this building’s iconic circular windows can be spotted while driving, just past the West 7th Bridge.
Don Artemio - 3268 W 7th St
In episode seven, Monty is seen having a business meeting over lunch and this Fort Worth restaurant actually exists. Don Artemio is a Mexican restaurant in Fort Worth’s Cultural District and was a top ten finalist for Best New Restaurant in the James Beard Foundation Awards. The restaurant opened in April 2022 with the goal of using both architecture and food to transport guests to Mexico. Stop by for a meal or a drink on your next trip to Fort Worth!
Michaels Crafts - 359 Carroll St
This Michael’s location is located in the West 7th District in Montgomery Plaza. Let your creativity run wild and stop by this store just like Angela did in the show as she searched for party favors and games to spice up the assisted living home
Body Machine Fitness - 2300 W 7th St
Just down the street from Michaels is the gym Angela and Ainsley frequented. This location wasn’t just dressed up in lights for the show. This is what it looks like on a day to day basis. The gym’s vision is for your workout to feel like you’re at a club to help keep your energy up as well as using the lights to work with your neurotransmitters to help boost endorphins and dopamine allowing you to push to the next level. Book a class today to feel like the Norris girls.
West Fort Worth and Camp Bowie Boulevard
River Crest Country Club - 1501 Western Ave
In episode three, Monty’s exercise routine of walking the golf course, takes place at the real life River Crest Country Club. One of the oldest in Fort Worth, it was started back in 1910. If you want to pass by a place that lives in both history and Landman, you can take a drive down the quiet streets of the prestigious neighborhood of Rivercrest. With strong camaraderie, history, and experience the club really embodies the Fort Worth feel
Arianna, Luis, and Isabel Medina Houses
The interior shots of Arianna’s house were also filmed in Fort Worth off Camp Bowie Boulevard. Homes in the Benbrook neighborhood were used for exterior shots of Arianna, Luis, and Isabel Medina’s houses. Many houses in the Camp Bowie district are bungalow and ranch-style homes, which made for a good inspirational backdrop for Arianna’s home. Camp Bowie Boulevard is known for its historic red brick street, and is becoming a popular area filled with bakeries, boutiques, and eateries.
Known as The Patch Cafe in the show, this west Fort Worth storefront was formerly Dayne’s Craft Barbeque. The space was recently purchased by River Ranch Stockyards owner, Phillip Murrin. The cafe is yet to be named, but Murrin says it will open up later this year as a Texas-themed restaurant serving up chicken fried steaks just like it did in the show. If you’ve been wishing you could hangout at The Patch cafe, this could become a reality in the near future.
Rick’s Cabaret - 7107 Calmont Ave
The scenes where Angela and Ainsley bring the residents of Western Sky Nursing Home to the club for a field trip were filmed at the real life location of Rick’s Cabaret in west Fort Worth.
Monty Miller’s Home
Aldeo is a suburb of Fort Worth that’s known for its great school districts, its small town feel, and how close it is to Fort Worth. With more wide open spaces than the city of Fort Worth, it’s the perfect place for a house the size of character Monty Miller’s 8,201 square foot home. Driving around Aledo you’re likely to see many homes that looked like the sprawling mansions in Landman.
TCU’s Lowdon Track and Field Complex - 3750 W Berry St
Texas Christian University was not only mentioned multiple times throughout the series but was also featured in an episode where Monty’s daughter had a track meet. Lowdon Track and Field Complex set the scene for the competitive nature of Monty’s family early on in the show and gave a glimpse into TCU’s athletic excellence and its dynamic campus atmosphere. TCU has a beautiful campus and has created a great community that embodies the Fort Worth feel of hospitality and togetherness. They also have a great Film, Television, and Digital media program as well as Sports Broadcasting. While filming on campus students were able to shadow industry professionals in nine different departments allowing them to learn what it would be like to film for a larger production company. Students and staff from across campus were also asked to be extras during filming. TCU is always finding new and innovative ways to connect their students with professionals in the various industries in which they are studying. Opportunities like this support both learning and the Fort Worth community as a whole.
Clearfork
Hospital - Texas Health Clearfork - 5400 Clearfork Main St
The hospital Monty is at in episode 9 is located in the Clearfork district surrounded by walking trails, luxury shopping, and a ranch with longhorns. This upscale area is fitting for Monty’s lifestyle. The hospital is located right along the Trinity walking trail so you can pass by and notice the scenery from the show. Get some walking exercise like monty as you notice the scenery from the show.
North Fort Worth
Midland Country Club - 5700 The Resort Boulevard
Midland Country club was actually filmed at The Resort Golf Club. In the show Tommy brings his wife Angela and daughter Ainsley here for breakfast. Later, Angela wears out her welcome at the club by treating Ainsley to some margaritas by the pool to help her get over her breakup, before getting thrown into the pool by Tommy when he comes back to them passed out on the lounge chairs. This real life country club is in North Fort Worth right off of Eagle Mountain Lake
MTEX Oil House
The MTEX Oil House that characters Dale, Nathan, and Tommy’s family shared wasn’t actually in Midland. Exterior shots were filmed at a home in the North Fort Worth area of Saginaw.
Midland Hospital - 215 Chisholm Trail, Jacksboro
In the second episode both of the Norris boys are laid up in this hospital following the explosion that took the lives of all of Cooper’s crew on his first day on the job. This hospital is located in Jacksboro which is North West of Fort Worth.
Western Skies Nursing Home - 970 Hilltop Hilltop Drive
This real life nursing home is located just outside of Fort Worth in Weatherford. In Landman, Angel and Ainsley Norris can be seen spicing up the lives of the elderly residents who live there.
Dale can be seen drinking TX Whiskey throughout the show. This company is based in and manufactured in Fort Worth at Whiskey Ranch in the historic southside.
Texas staple, Whataburger, is also mentioned in the show and Dakota Loving can be seen wearing an Aledo ISD varsity jacket.
Landman will be returning to Fort Worth to film season 2 in 2025. Follow the Fort Worth Film Commission on Instagram for more @filmfortworth.
