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Fort Worth Stockyards Foodie Tour with Food Tours of America
Taste the Fort Worth Stockyards on a guided walking tour with bites, dessert, history stories, and a final stop at Second Rodeo Brewing.
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Don Artemio-style mole negro with duck is a signature dish of United States; we have verified places to eat it in Fort Worth. Start with where to eat Don Artemio-style mole negro with duck in Fort Worth.
A heritage mole negro of charred dried chiles, Mexican chocolate, almonds, and charred tortilla cooked for three days, served over slow-braised duck leg at Don Artemio in Fort Worth's West 7th neighbourhood.
Mole negro is the most labour-intensive dish in the Mexican kitchen, requiring the charring and grinding of multiple dried chile varieties alongside sesame, almonds, charred tortilla, Mexican chocolate, and spices into a paste that cooks slowly for hours. The dish traces to Oaxacan and Pueblan haute cuisine traditions, where it was reserved for celebrations and feast days. Don Artemio, which opened in Fort Worth in 2022 to bring refined northern Mexican cooking to the DFW market, created one of the few North Texas destinations where a true mole negro is available without flying to Oaxaca.
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Guided tour · 3 hours
Taste the Fort Worth Stockyards on a guided walking tour with bites, dessert, history stories, and a final stop at Second Rodeo Brewing.

Guided tour · 2 hours
Discover the history of the Fort Worth Stockyards on a guided walking tour. Enjoy three food stops, a sweet dessert treat, and learn about cowboys, cattle drives, and outlaws.

Private tour · 4 - 5 hours
Discover the best of Dallas and Fort Worth on a private, customizable tour. Visit the historic Fort Worth Stockyards, explore downtown Dallas, and experience authentic...