Top Best American Restaurants in Eagle Mountain Lake

"Most of the menu is vegan-friendly, and any dish can be prepared dairy-free. HGSply proffers interesting twists on hearty plant-based dishes (like vegan chips and queso, quinoa “meatballs” and a variety of bowls) that will keep you full and happy."

"While it’s not necessarily a traditional brunch spot, a visit to Fort Worth is not complete without a stop at Ol’ South Pancake House. The restaurant has been family-owned since 1962, and offers up a straightforward menu that has been labeled Fort Worth’s ‘best breakfast’ 6 years running. Give the famous German pancakes a try, or fill up on a biscuits’n’gravy skillet."

"Those looking for an old-school breakfast at a small-town, traditional diner should venture a couple of miles away to Ol’ South Pancake House. This cheap yet delicious spot offers German pancakes, Swedish crepes, a build-your-own skillet, chicken fried steak, breakfast tacos and much more."

"Mash’d is a hip restaurant and moonshine bar in the West 7th Cultural District. While its claim to fame is the vast selection of corn-mash based spirits on its menu, Mash’d also serves up a delicious brunch. Try the aptly named mash’d tator eggsplosion, made with layers of mashed potato, scrambled eggs, bacon, and lots of melted cheddar cheese."

"If you need some drinks after a hard day of work, Mash’d on West 7th is your place to go. Their Blue Moon Mojito is perfectly refreshing and sweet. Check out their happy hour to get all your fave mason jar drinks for way cheaper."

"When OpenTable.com recognizes you as one of the best restaurants for brunch in the country, you must be doing something right. Restaurant506 at The Sanford House is wooing guests with their take on brunch with choices like spinach & bacon frittata, crab cake benedict and pulled pork benedict. We suggest you enjoy a refreshing mimosa or bloody mary with your meal."

"Restaurant506 is located in The Sanford House Inn & Spa in Arlington, Texas. Contemporary dining fare is presented in an exquisite atmosphere. The menu is "Inspired American" cuisine and features dishes made with only the freshest ingredients and are hand-prepared by our culinary team."

"Long-heralded, worth the drive and always delicious, this converted gas station north of Fort Worth serves an excellent lobster bisque, as well as its famous “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives” roasted duck and bread pudding. 5901 Watauga Road | Watauga 76148 | 817-656-0080"

"American , Diner ,  Brunch"

"Maintained by the Fort Worth Mountain Bikers’ Association, Marion Sansom Park offers several interconnecting loops of trails near Lake Worth. The park is free to cyclists and hikers who will enjoy winding loops of expert trails throughout; it’s a favorite among area enthusiasts. Beginning bike riders will find the trails to be a serious challenge and might be better off hiking first to get a feel for them."

"Situated just a few miles northwest of Fort Worth on the shores of Lake Worth, Marion Sansom Park is an outstanding destination for hiking and mountain biking. Several of the hiking trails take you on top of towering cliffs. From this vantage point above the trees, you'll have a fantastic view of the land spreading out in front of you."

"Marion Sansom Park is a park that is made up of several trails that are interconnected throughout this woodlands area in Fort Worth. This trail has a beautiful and scenic landscape that you will enjoy while overlooking Lake Worth. Marion Sansom Park offers visitors a beautiful outdoor experience like nothing else."

"Known for its natural beauty and ample amenities, Trinity Park sits along the western side of the Trinity River and has everything you could ever want in an urban park: fishing, hiking, biking, playgrounds, and a miniature train that has been running since 1959. The Fort Worth Botanic Garden is also located here; sitting on a sprawling 110 acres, this lush oasis is the oldest botanic garden in Texas and has 22 specialized gardens to explore. Don’t miss the world-renowned Japanese Garden, with its dramatic waterfalls, koi-filled ponds, and acres of colorful cherry trees, Japanese maples, and magnolias."

"Trinity Park is 252 acres of park that is stretched along the banks of the Trinity River. Popular with locals and tourists alike, it really is a lovely venue for families to enjoy and have fun, with its duck pond, several playgrounds for the kiddies, a miniature train and known as having the best biking and hiking trails around town!. If you want to try your hand at fishing, you’ll be pleased to know that fish are periodically released into the River."

"Trinity Park, settled at 2401 University Drive, is another superior choice, with Yelpers giving the recreation area four stars out of 25 reviews."