Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Eagle Mountain Lake

"Felipe Armenta’s restaurant on the Trailhead in Clearfork has dazzled food critics both locally and state-wide. But the best feature of the third in Armenta’s chain of four eateries is the wide open outdoor space. Three fire pits and a plethora of large standing heaters combine on the huge ground-level patio to ensure relative comfort almost any day of the year."

"4801 Edwards Ranch Rd #105, Fort Worth, TX 76109-3554American, Bar, CafeBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner, BrunchOutdoor Seating, Seating, Parking Available, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Table Service, Full Bar+1 817-570-6002http://www.presscafeftworth.com"

"The owners of Buon Giorno Coffee were influenced by European coffeehouses, where people gather to linger over their beverages. The result: handcrafted espresso and specialty drinks with unusual flavors like Tuscany mocha (dark chocolate kissed with orange) or the white chocolate and caramel Roma Bianca."

"Buon Giorno Coffee is an Italian-style coffee shop with a heavy focus on specialty coffees, especially their espressos. The flavours here are unique and bold and the coffees themselves are perfectly handcrafted. Try a delicious cup of espresso or cappuccino here."

"At Buon Giorno, the craft coffee is inspired by Italian tradition. That’s why several varieties of espresso are roasted in house. Buon Giorno hopes to entice visitors to linger over a “slow” cup of coffee."

"Tom’s Burgers & Grill (aka Tom’s Diner) has been cooking up awesomeness in Arlington since ’06. Known for their burgers and chicken fried steak, one shouldn’t skip over their breakfast offerings (all-day). A popular choice is Tom’s Big Breakfast – two eggs, ham, bacon or sausage, hashbrowns and a choice of a waffle, french toast or pancakes ($7.69)."

"You can't miss this ridiculously shiny red diner, which serves up excellent, fresh renditions of diner classics including burgers, giant onion rings and breakfast plates. Fellow food critics Katharine Shilcutt and Scott Reitz are vocal fans of the potato chip-crusted chicken fried steak."

"7950 Camp Bowie West Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76116-6311American, Cafe, DinerBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner, BrunchTakeout, Seating, Parking Available, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Table Service+1 817-560-1996https://www.facebook.com/pages/West-Side-Cafe/153209798024908"

"Western Hills North's West Side Cafe, located at 7950 Camp Bowie West, is another fine choice, with Yelpers giving the New American breakfast and brunch diner 4.5 stars out of 363 reviews."

"The chicken & dumplings and chicken fried steak are standouts - sides are well seasoned and very good, as well” See all West Side Cafe reviews"

"Its location (not on Main Street, but rather on Cooper Street) and small sign make it easily missed, but its breakfast fare has made it a staple for over 50 years. The chicken-fried chicken Benedict features biscuits with fried chicken, bacon, gravy and three fried eggs. Locals go mad for the breakfast specials, the home fries and the homemade pies."

"Found on the lower level of the Hulen Mall, Society Coffee offers a simple menu of Americanos, cappuccinos, cortados and the like. There's also nitro cold brew and kombucha on tap."

"Taking over the nearby shut-down Le Cep space, Saint-Emilion flexes its Provencal prowess with a posh and elegant dining concept, Paris 7th. While Saint-Emilion was closed for repairs and to revamp its new casual bistro approach to French cuisine, Paris 7th serves classical dishes of escargot, caviar, duck foie gras and beef bourguignon. With more than 200 labels to choose from, Paris 7th offers an incredible wine list."

"Paris 7th features classic fine-dining French favorites in a spacious dining room. They have opened their doors to the public in 1985. since then, they have served authentic and unparalleled dishes and customer service."

"Located across the I-30, less than 2 miles from the stadium, BFF not only offers solid sushi and nigiri options, but the menu also features everything from spring rolls, wings, rice dishes and banh mi sandwiches to more than thirty styles of pho. Oh, and the bar is stocked with 100 craft beers on tap too."

"My 2 favorite art museums are the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth and the Kimball Art Museum. Both museums do a nice job of making the art relatable to children with children’s scavenger hunts and on site docents. My children enjoyed the Modern’s exhibits as they were so unique & different. They have works by Pablo Picasso, Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, & Andy Warhol."

"Closed Mondays, New Year’s Day, July 4, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day. Fort Worth has several great museums, but the Kimbell is probably the best-known. In fact, it’s routinely called one of the best small museums in the country."

"Let’s get back into the city center and check out a few aesthetic places. If you want to have a quiet afternoon appreciating and looking at different art styles, then we got the Arlington Museum of Art for you!. The object of the focus of the Arlington Museum of Art is mainly the different contemporary arts of Texas."

"Housed in a stunning Tadao Ando building, the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth opened in 2002 and is dedicated to international modern and contemporary art. The 53,000-square feet of exhibition space typically shows off up to 150 works at a time—you can expect to see big names like Gerhard Richter, Pablo Picasso, Cindy Sherman, or Richard Serra on any given day. The museum is also home to an excellent restaurant."

"Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth features a collection of international art pieces from contemporary to modern. It leads to displaying and collecting art from 1940 to the present day. The museum has elegant glass, steel, and concrete- designed architecture."

"This building was designed in 2002 by world-renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando. It has a 1.5 acre pond and a 53,000-square-foot gallery. The modern style relies on geometric shapes, minimal materials and the use of the environment."