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Several of Fort Worth's most popular restaurants are conveniently located within a short walking distance of Bass Performance Hall.
Please note that no outside food, drink, or to-go containers are allowed in Bass Performance Hall and the Maddox-Muse Complex.
1300 Houston St.
Cast Iron captures the true flavor of Fort Worth through an emphasis on local ingredients and southern style, with a twist on hometown classics. Elevate your experience when attending a performance at Bass Hall with a luxurious night’s stay and pre-show dinner for two at Cast Iron Restaurant, ensuring a seamless and unforgettable night of entertainment in the heart of Fort Worth. View Offer.
455 Commerce St.
Located right across the street from Bass Hall, The Cheesecake Factory offers something for everyone, from burgers and pizza, to pasta and seafood, plus more than 30 different kinds of cheesecake.
154 E. 3rd St.
For a nice meal in a trendy setting, hit up this cool chophouse, located two blocks away in Sundance Square Plaza. Nab a table on the patio for a ringside seat to all the action on the Plaza.
132 E. 4th St.
This family-owned owned bakery serves funky-fresh, handcrafted donuts with a smile. Discover a big variety of delectable donuts with flavors rotating weekly. You might find Lemon Blueberry, Maple & Candied Bacon, Strawberry Cheesecake, Apple Fritter, Hibiscus with Lime, S’moors, and other must-try flavors. Plus, gluten-free and vegan options are available on Wednesdays and Sundays.
308 Houston Street
MELT has been serving premium small batch, high-quality ice cream to the fine folks of Fort Worth since they opened in 2014. Made with all-natural ingredients, you can find MELT at boutique grocery stores, local events and right here in downtown Fort Worth. Stop by their shop before or after your show to enjoy limited time flavors, some Fort Worth favorites or an ice cream sandwich!
509 Main St.
Classic Tex Mex dishes are given an upscale makeover at this long-running Mexican food emporium. No meal is complete here without a Mambo Taxi, the restaurant's signature frozen drink.
310 Houston St.
One of the city's most popular restaurants, Reata features chef-inspired Southwestern cuisine, such as tenderloin tamales and fried chicken served with poblano and bacon grits. These one-of-a-kind dishes are best savored on the restaurant's rooftop patio, which offers spectacular views of downtown.
200 Main St.
Toro Toro Pan-Latin Steakhouse & Lounge by Chef Richard Sandoval is rooted in a celebration of the vibrant flavors and convivial dining culture of Central and South America. Within walking distance to Bass Hall, our Show on the Road Experience is the perfect way to enjoy a world-class, three-course meal with expedited service to ensure you make it in time for curtain call.