It ain’t just for boots and broncos anymore, Fort Worth’s ramping up now for its first annual Fort Worth Food + Wine Festival, March 27-30, 2014. The four-day event promises to “infuse historic venues and homegrown flavor with celebrated local chefs, culinary professionals and winemakers into one taste-filled weekend†for Continue Reading
The Bread Winners in Inwood Village is now offering Wine and Paint Parties every Thursday from 6-9 p.m. You can enjoy instruction from a local artist and food and drinks while making your masterpiece. Drink specials include half-off martinis to help inspire your creativity. Classes are $35 and you must Continue Reading
The next exciting addition to the newly revitalized Southside of Fort Worth opens this weekend. WineHaus is a boutique wine store/bar devoted to wines made in small batches by independent producers. Managed by Lindsey Crawford, the shop will deliver a truly farm-to-glass experience. Daniel Kelada, who sits on the board Continue Reading
No need for your usual Starbucks run since local restaurateur, Russell Hayward, opened up a uniquely sophisticated coffee shop in the Arts District last December. Offering craft coffee, wine, and food, Ascension Coffee is ready to be your newest obsession. As soon as I walked into this hip restaurant, I Continue Reading
Romano’s Macaroni Grill is offering all wines from its extensive list at “mezzo prezzo,†or half-price, every day through Aug. 25. During Summer Uncorked, guests can choose from a wide range of quartino (glass) and bottle offerings to receive the special pricing. With great bottles under $14 (regularly $28) and Continue Reading
Last Thursday, I attended a Cheese 101 class at Scardello Artisan Cheese on Oak Lawn. Scardello, lovingly named after the owner’s grandfather, is made up of “Cheese Enthusiasts†who love cheese and pass that excitement on to their guests. The shop focuses on handcrafted cheeses, and carries about 150 cheeses from Continue Reading
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