Discover the Favorites of Fort Worth Icons
We’re excited to continue our new video series, Fort Worth Five, with chef Graham Elliot. Graham may not be from Fort Worth but he has made his home here and loves to experience the city like a local.
Magnolia Avenue
This eclectic, creative and close-knit community is a hub for unexpected restaurants, live music venues, breweries, bars, galleries and plenty of artistic endeavors all within walking or biking distance.
ZBonz Dog Park
ZBonz has separate sections for large and small dogs. It's also equipped with two shelters, various agility items, pet fountains and two aerated ponds — perfect for pups of all sizes and dispositions.
La Gran Plaza
La Gran Plaza de Fort Worth is a one of a kind super regional shopping mall with over 200 stores to suit your every shopping need, national and local clothing, also shoes.
Montgomery Street Antique Mall
More than 200 dealers showcasing antique books, magazines, dish and kitchenware collections, handmade quilts and Depression-era glass pieces. Cookie jars, salt and pepper shakers, iron cooking utensils and old metal signs grace almost every stall. When you need a break from shopping, visit the elegant tearoom.
Fire Station Skate Plaza
Fire Station Skate Plaza is a unique skateboarding experience designed to capture the essence of a bustling city plaza. This one-of-a-kind skate plaza , created by New Line Skateparks, offers a diverse array of features and endless skate lines that cater to skaters of all skill levels.
