Reata Restaurant - Fort Worth (TX)

4 /5 Christy Gatchell: Took our daughter here before going to the Bass performance hall, Service was stellar! We loved our waitress, she was prompt and kind and the other staff was too! We had really good martinis, the appetizer was the crab stuffed jalapeños, Good but not great, I also got the special blackened red snapper and like the appetizer it was missing flavor and not much sauce and or spinach. Both my husbands filet and my daughters chicken fried steak were good but they did not love that they placed the meat on top of a plate of mashed potatoes . Desert was amazing!!!!! peppermint crème brûlée! A holiday must! Overall it was good just not great.

5 /5 Ashlee Holmes: Wow! We had an incredible meal here. There was $10 valet right outside the entry way. Hostess and staff were SUPER friendly. We started at bar table and had a drink. Then went to our table. Everyone loved their meal, and we each ordered something different. I had the carne asada with cheese enchiladas and it was excellent. My husband ordered their special that day, a surf and turf. Definitely recommend the Texas 75 Martini- I love french 75s and this was a martini version and really good! Would definitely eat here again for another special occasion!

5 /5 Stephen Vargas: Had dinner with my wife on Sunday night. The service was top notch and the food was incredible. The server knew his stuff. He explained the feature dishes so well. I took his recommendations and was not disappointed. I am a restaurant operator I have very high standards when it comes to restaurants I dine at. I was impressed. Will be coming back and will definitely recommend this place to others.

5 /5 Rhonda Miller: Recently dined at Reata for a birthday dinner on a Saturday for brunch/lunch. We made a reservation but since we got there at 2pm it was not busy due to their kitchen closes at 2:45 to prepare for dinner. Appetizers - we order the large massive onion rings and tamales, which were open faced and stuffed. The onion rings and tamales could have been a meal. Lunch- I couldn’t decide between club sandwich and tortilla soup, lucky for me you can pick two. So I was able to have the best of both worlds, but was only able to eat the soup was stuffed with chicken, avocado and tortillas. The 1/2 club was huge, my sister had the salmon and vegetables which was amazing. Parking - You park right across the street for $20 hours or on Saturdays park for free on the street or in the parking garage across the street! Cocktails - I had the millionaire margarita and moscato, my sister had the speciality drink which was a white peach sangri, that was delicious. They may night have the high rise views anymore, but it’s nice to be able to sit on patio or at window people watch.

5 /5 Paris2: On a short visit to Fort Worth, locals pointed us toward Reata. From start to finish, the whole experience was downright spectacular. They kicked things off with bread, butter, and little scones so good I could’ve polished off the whole basket. The Tenderloin Tamales starter had a unique spin—tasty for sure, even if it wasn’t my personal favorite. When it came to the main event, I told the server the kind of steak I was after, and he steered me right to the Blackened Buffalo Ribeye with Cook’s Butter. It was melt-in-your-mouth tender and cooked just the way I like it. Even the veggies and potatoes had that “made with care” flavor that had me cleaning my plate, big portion or not. We wrapped up this Texas feast with the Strawberry Cheesecake Crème Brûlée—a creative twist on dessert that was as sweet as a Texas sunset. The restaurant itself had that true Texas-style charm in its design, which tied the whole experience together perfectly. Will I go back to this restaurant? Reata isn’t just dinner, it’s a full-on Texas experience I’d come back for any day.