Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Eagle Mountain Lake

"Blue Sushi Sake Grill unites creative ingredients with energetic vibes, premium cold sake with happy moments to give you a fresh and fun new way to experience sushi. Their sushi and grill menus allow you to explore your sushi favorites in new and unexpected ways. They like to say that sushi is for sharing, and its menu encourages it."

"Blue Sushi Sake Grill prides itself for serving sushi with an American attitude. Whether you are looking for sashimi or cooked nigiri, Blue Sushi has something for everyone. This includes those looking for gluten free sushi, just ask for their gluten free menu."

"At Tokyo Café, ebullient chef Kevin Martinez’s menu lists over a dozen specialty rolls, including a lobster roll wrapped in soy paper. Another dozen classic rolls (Cali, veggie, Philadelphia and more) and a sushi bar offering octopus, Japanese snapper, unagi and uzura (quail eggs) among the traditional, scrupulously fresh raw fish complete the very attractive picture."

"Happy Donuts in West Fort Worth, Fort Worth Fudge and Toffee in Chapel Creek, Yogurtland in Linwood, and AM Donut Coffee in Poly are some Coffee And Tea delivery places that are said to offer vegetarian options in Fort Worth."

"The Healthy Hippie Cafe serves organic and plant0based dishes paired with protein shakes or teas. They want to inspire and educate the community on ways to live in optimal health. furthermore, they created a space for people to enjoy their organic meals."

"In addition to their trademarked cold-pressed juices, there’s a whole vegan menu at Juice Junkies, including “meatloof,” billed as better than tuna salad, and “Kelp, I Need Somebody” – a Thai-inspired grain-free noodle dish."

"This homemade milk from Juice Junkies will make you realize what true wholesome ingredients are really about. It’s the perfect amount of creamy and sweet that will make you feel good inside and out."

"The Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge boasts more than 20 miles of hiking trails. Just a half-hour from downtown Fort Worth, the nature center features wetlands and forest that make trail runners feel further out of town than they really are. Free-roaming wildlife including prairie dogs and bison, and educational programs throughout the year, mean even the youngest guests will love a day at the refuge."

"The Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge is one of the most beautiful Fort Worth attractions for sightseeing. The preserve, known simply as the FWNC&R, features 3,000 acres of lovely protected wilderness, 25 miles of hiking trails, and many different biomes that teach you a surprising amount about Texas’ landscape and nature. It’s one of America’s biggest nature centers that is city-owned!"

"Another great place to hike in North Texas is the Fort Worth Nature and Refuge Center. The park is over 3,000 acres with 20 miles of trails. The trails themselves cut though forests, prairies and wetlands."

"This fantastic park is located near the AT&T Stadium and Rangers Ballpark by the lake. This city project was aimed towards restoring the creek along with some natural features nearby. Today, you can enjoy from the amazing art pieces located across the park and the great hiking and biking trails."