Bricks and Horses

This place is AMAZING!!! Very country feel with upscale service. Attentive and friendly staff that is knowledgeable about specials and recommendations. I love to come here for happy hour, light bites with friends, or dinner. I've never had a bad experience with anything I order from the menu. My favorites are: ham & cheese beignetsritz & dipsjumbo shrimp cocktailthe crispy salmonNot on the menu is their delicious sourdough. When it's offered, please order it!I will continue to visit this place as it's a favorite!!!

The best thing about Bricks and Horses is getting inside the Bowie House, Fort Worth's latest display of sumtuous western-themed decor. The art alone is worth a trip there, and anyone who goes should take time to spend with the museum-quality paintings and sculpture. But, since you're going to drop a couple hundred or more on dinner, let's talk about the food. We're all familiar with the tried-and-true formula of the venerable steak houses: an exquisite cut of beef with sides to share. It doesn't work here. My steak, which wasn't all that great, came as a small rectangle of meat on a big white plate. The sides were the meal's weakest point, including creamed chard that was mostly gloppy cream sauce. Woudn't it have been cool, I thought, if the interior design team had disigned the food presentation, and the plate they served was as dazzling as the estabishment itself? The non-steak part of the menu was artfully prepared and my date was happy with his chicken cordon bleu. The service was friendly and attentive. It was a wonderful celebratory dinner but fell short of best ever.

We were so pleased with our brunch. Love the modern western decor. Good table service. My boyfriend's family couldn't stop raving about their food. The complimentary mini biscuits were amazing! My short rib hash was excellent. The meats were so tender but some pieces were fatty though. I love their tater tots, they have great seasonings to them. It was the perfect portion size. Parking was not ideal though.

Brunch review Funky town just got a little cooler. Move over Drover there is a new sheriff in town. The whole place is a vibe and I'm here for it. The hotel, bar, and restaurant are absolutely perfect. There is no detail missed. If you want to stay, have happy hour, or relax for a meal I would highly recommend. This is the definition of cowboy chic. Come dressed to impress and witness Texas at its finest. Service- as you would expect the service is excellent. Fine dinning with a casual vibe. Everyone was very attentive from the moment we stepped into the hotel. Food- one star down for the food. This was brunch so I'm excited to try dinner and happy hour. Everything that came out was beautiful but I think the description was more impressive than the plate. Don't get me wrong nothing was bad... but I don't need to eat anything again. Brûlée grapefruit was grapefruit. The ricotta eggs were basic scrambled eggs and the French toast was a little dry. Sausage lacked a little. Overall I am excited to come back!

We were looking forward to trying Bricks and Horses as we heard this hotel (Bowie) was five star. The decor definitely reminds me of a mini Drover. Unfortunately, this restaurant is not five star. The service is extremely slow. The food is just OK. My eggs tasted oily and were not cooked well. The gluten-free bread, while I'm glad they had it, had more oil on it and was just thrown on the grill for a second. My husband's short rib hash was 4 stars. The biscuits that they serve for breakfast looked amazing and my husband enjoyed those. The decor is 10 out of 10. That's all I have for you!

Great vibe and style. The drinks, appetizers, and sides were all outstanding, and the service was good. Special shout outs to the wedge salad and Hit the Bricks cocktail.Unfortunately, the marinated wagyu picanha for two was just no good. For $110 I was expecting at least an average red meat experience but it was not even close. I would have literally preferred an overcooked hamburger. The fat cap was nowhere to be found and the meat was so lean and flavorless that I wouldn't have guessed it was even choice grade, much less wagyu. I would definitely recommend the chefs share one and decide if it really belongs on the menu. I shoulda got the strip steak or a scallops...

Incredible service, incredible food, beautiful atmosphere, everyone from the hosts to the servers to valet is super kind and accommodating. You really do get what you pay for in this place is top-notch!

Attended, knowledgeable service. Gorgeous decor and art in the lobby/hotel areas. Beautiful presentation and quality of food. Feels very fancy. Great prices on lunch menu.

I stayed at the Bowie House recently on a work trip to Fort Worth and Bricks and Horses is everything you ask for in a hotel restaurant and bar. When you first walk in, there is a great bar before you even make it to the host stand. Everything in this hotel is Old Texas/Stockyards themed and this spot is no exception. If you're a solo or work traveler like me, I recommend just finding a spot at the bar and eating there. The bartenders were fantastic, offering great recommendations on cocktails and wine, and also offering great recommendations of other cool places to check out around the city. I ate at Bricks and Horses three times during my weekend stay and everything was great - cocktails on point, good wine list, solidly executed, upscale southern food. All around this place is a winner.

10/10 service 10/10 decor9.5/10 foodAwesome place - highly recommend. We got the salmon, Caesar salad, and hamburger for dinner, and the chocolate cake with Chantilly and whiskey caramel for dessert. Cocktails and wine list were solid, would absolutely recommend stopping by for dinner. The bar area is also gorgeous and a great spot to hang out at