Atlas Fort Worth

Atlas is a really cute cocktail bar. The atmosphere is dark and moody with a little touch of romance and luxury. It is a great place for a date or a post-work happy hour. Service was friendly and efficient. I was really impressed with our server. We got a variety of drinks and light bites - everything was delicious. When we visited, there was live music. I thought the speakers were a little too loud, as we couldn't hear each other talk over the musician, but we did enjoy the music. Just be mindful of the live music schedule if you are on a date and need to talk to each other!

AVOID!!!!!This place is the definition of horrible. Only one bartender and one server for an entire establishment equals a total failure of every element of customer service. 15 MINUTES TO GET MY FIRST DRINK !Food menu is severely limited as is their drink menu and the staff doesn't know what the hell's going on or what to suggest. Further the beer menu offers know light options whatsoever. I'm never going back and I suggest you don't try .

Atlas is a really gorgeous bar in Southside Fort Worth right next to The Coupe. Now that I'm thinking about it, Atlas is kinda like the Elphaba to The Coupe's Glinda.... hahah. Okay not exactly but I have Wicked on the brain right now (their PR is ridiculous, I haven't even seen the movie!) and The Coupe is pink, bright, and bubbly while Atlas is dimly lit and mysterious... You'll find ornate rugs, dark furniture, cozy lounge chairs, a large beautiful bar, pretty wooden bookshelves, stunning paintings on the walls -- it's like a sultry library with booze! And that is just my vibe.Atlas, as its name suggests, is focused on global drinks and bites -- their cocktail list takes you around the world with classics like the daiquiri (Cuba), Aperol spritz (Italy), Paloma (Mexico), French martini (New York), the sidecar (France) --you get the idea. All beautifully made and served in traditional glassware. The food menu is similarly "global" with options like Canadian poutine, German pretzel bites, fried rice, burgers, and flatbreads. Truly there is something for everyone!

We wanted to grab an after dinner drink somewhere new and tried out Atlas in the S Main area of Fort Worth. Note there's a "speakeasy" located behind a door that looks like a bookcase but it was wide open when we arrived. I'd definitely consider this your typical "dark and dimly lit" bar with more of a hipster vibe than we were expecting. The bartender was amenable and drinks were good, but pricy.

Great drinks. The decor and history are out of this world. A must for date night or a great time out with friends. Our server checked on us opten and always made sure our water cups were full :) great service!

What a wonderful cocktail bar. Delicious specialty drinks with top-shelf liquor. The environment is a mix of old-school gin joint and...well....new age fantasy. The service is impeccable - Travis and Nick were perfect hosts. The food was delicious and the cocktails were fabulous.Atlas is located on South Main Street, so there is street parking (be careful: some spots are only 2 hours), or paid parking. There is a secret speakeasy located somewhere inside. 5-stars on the rocks!

I had originally only been to the first location in Bishop arts district. So I was looking forward to checking this one out. Everything is bigger and better in this one. The location is larger I love the interior it's dark it's interesting staff's great drinks are great. There was a buy out that night for a large group so we had to leave a little early but we never felt pressured. I'm looking forward to going back

Atlas is a hidden gem in Fort Worth, offering a cool, trendy spot for food and drinks. The vibe is modern and upscale without being pretentious, making it a great place for both casual meet-ups and more special occasions. The menu is creative, with a mix of eclectic dishes that bring a global twist to classic favorites.I tried their signature cocktail and it was well-crafted, with just the right balance of flavors. The food was fresh and delicious, especially the small plates, which are perfect for sharing. The ambiance is inviting, with chic decor and a great playlist that sets the mood.The only downside is that the service can be a bit slow during busy times, but the staff is friendly and attentive when they get to you. Overall, Atlas is a solid choice if you're looking for a stylish spot in Fort Worth for good food, drinks, and a relaxed evening.Pros: * Trendy atmosphere with stylish decor * Unique, globally inspired menu * Great cocktailsCons: * Service can be slow when it's busy

Soooooo, I'm OBSESSED with this quaint hidden gem of a bar!! My ladies bourbon group met up here for a Sagamore tasting, and I could not have loved it more!!When you walk in, might take a minute for your eyes to adjust since it's a very dark, dim lit type of bar. Gorgeous atmosphere with amazing aesthetics. At first glance, you wouldn't be able to tell there's a SECRET hidden back room, a private chamber, a surreptitious bar...okay, you get the point. It was pretty neat and as a group, we felt special having our own private area. I won't tell y'all where it is, you'll have to figure that out on your lonesome. Evil laugh commence. So when I say OBSESSED, I am!! With everything at Atlas, the drinks were over the top fancy and rich, and the presentation....I mean GAHHH!! The flatbreads were crispy and fresh, the staff were on point and helpful, the bar had everything you could need and more, the bathrooms were impeccable and had everything you might need which includes mouthwash. I mean, y'all need to go check them out!! And if you see me because I might just live there now, mind yo business. Haha

Ambiance- What a neat spot! Perfect for groups, date night, or even grabbing a seat solo at the bar. Pretty nice playlist in the background nothing too loud and overbearing, very easy to have a conversation and not feel like you're yelling. Plenty of seating options. Service- Sat myself at the bar, greeted by Stephanie. Very personable, worked the bar well- she definitely spent time with each guest and didn't seem rushed even though I could see it getting busier. Food/DrinkThe Nomad $14Townes Vodka (Makrut leaf infused), Coconut Milk, Lime Juice, Simple Syrup, Lavender Bitters, Brut Champagne-Pretty good! Would order it again, but also would want to work my way around their menu. Stephanie did great with the craft cocktails she served. Just wish she would've prepared it in front of me since I was seated at the bar. Tacos- they were solid. Not the best I've ever had flavor wise. But was a solid choice. (Would also work my around the menu on the food)I'll be back, and I'll bring friends. Great addition to this area! Wish it the best of luck!