Tannahill's Tavern and Music Hall

Came here for some lunch and the food and cocktails were pretty good. We ordered several drinks together with our food. The grilled and raw oysters were yummy. I definitely enjoyed the grilled ones, but make sure to ask for the cocktail sauce for the raw oysters, since it helped to add more flavor. I also ordered the Beef Stroganoff that had the thick, flat noodles, which I liked. Overall the food was good. Our waitress was also very helpful with questions we had and made sure to check on us. Definitely a place to try when you're at the stockyards.

Tonight 9/13 there was a Dylan gossett concert. There was an extremely rude bartender (dirty blonde with French braids pictured) that told me I could not stand where I was standing before the concert started.There was a man standing in the same spot with a cowboy hat that was not told to move. I told her... why is he standing there if I can't? She said this was my last chance or I would be kicked out. I'm like.... Uh. What did I do? And then I asked her why she wasn't telling him to move? She said she was going to tell him to move but never did.I moved, and for almost all of the concert the same guy stood there and multiple people moved up to stand exactly where I was standing previously and they were not told to move. This lady was extremely rude and could've been very different in the way that she held herself and acted toward to me. I spoke with the manager on duty about the incident, and he seemed sympathetic but nothing appeared to change after the fact. People continued to stand where I previously was standing and they weren't threatened on being kicked out for standing there.This was extremely rude treatment toward myself from this lady and I'm not sure if why. I understand if a certain area is restricted but don't pick and choose who is allowed and who isn't based on the way they look. If you catch my drift.

We came here for the 2025 Ft Worth music festival. Very Nice venue and service. The lobby is well decorated with great leather seats and a few tables. We did not eat at the restaurant. We came early on Friday and the security was OVERKILL all day and night. We left at 10am and there was less 150 people and probably 20+ security with hand held metal detectors and constantly watching concert goers in and out of every area. The sound is bad in the lobby lounge for music but very good the music hall. Concert floors and a nice large stage. Barriers in front the stage. The turnout Friday afternoon and evening was low.

Service was incredible. Sandwich was a little heavy on the cheese so will order without next time but still good!

We had been in here before for drinks and really enjoyed them. This time we came to try the food and were a little disappointed. The starters were good, the baked oysters and the crab dip. The main courses were a real let down. I had the skirt steak it was very chewy and had no flavor and the fries had a weird taste. My father in law had the fried bologna sandwich he said it was really like a hot ham sandwich and my husband had the ribs he said they were so dry and too smoky. Our server was really great, super friendly and efficient. We heard it was a Tim Love place and was so surprised that it wasn't a better standard. The ambience of the place was cool but I wouldn't come back for food only for the cocktails and live music

Stopped in here for a quick bite before the rodeo. Got a pretzel and tuna tostada, both were fantastic and came out quick. Honestly probably the best pretzel I've had in a while, flakey and light, good flavor, with queso. Tostado was fantastic. Fresh, light, flavorful, had a nice kick to it. Food was great, staff were kind. Live music and football on tv

Went here with a party of four and was impressed. Didn't know what to expect because we had never heard of this place and we found it as we were looking for someplace to eat in the stock yards in Ft. Worth TX. I think we arrived shortly after they opened, because there were not many people inside. However that is not a testament as to how good the food and other menu option were. There's a host stand at the entrance with very friendly staff that offered us a menu to see what they offer and answered any question we had about the menu. After being seated ordered frozen margaritas and apps. We shared the smoked dip with pita and chips, and the cornbread, they did not disappoint. The wife and I split the smoked brisket enchiladas, not really my go to but, they were good as well. Shortly after finishing our meals we notice how big this restaurant is and found out that it's also a concert hall. They host concerts on a regular basis and have the schedule posted online and inside the restaurant. Long story short I will definitely be back. Lastly, when you go, ask about the owner/creator of this spot.

We come to Texas several times a year for work and were excited to try someplace new for dinner. We were exhausted and hungry and this place hit the spot. Host was really friendly and let us sit anywhere we wanted (we chose the bar) and even checked on us during the meal. Food was delicious! Great space with plenty of seating and quick service. Casual cool vibe - loved!

Decided to stop by here while awaiting the rodeo. The location is gigantic. So large in fact they have 4 doors to enter through. They do have an upstairs and large bar as well. I order the aged burger and they was very good as well as the crab dip. The fish dip wasn't to good and i don't recommend. The pecan chicken has a spice to it. The tequila old fashioned had a great flavor though and definitely recommend trying that. The service, unfortunate, want very good and we found ourselves making jokes of if the waitress would truly return ina. Minute like she said, after waiting 10+ minutes the last time she said that

Perfectly cooked seasoned Salmon for dinner with savory, crisp yet tender green beans. Went Saturday early evening for dinner was starting to get crowded but got seated quick. Server was very friendly and checked on us, but he was a little busy. They might consider more staff for the dinner crowd. I hear it gets very crowded on the music nights. In the newly re-modeled and modern area of the Stockyards of Mule Alley, but still a great historic cowboy theme. Very clean. Menu has a good variety of items to choose from. Parking is hard and you'll have to pay to park in this tourist area. The pre meal cocktail was great!