Love Shack is a street-food stop in Stockyards, Fort Worth.
Editorially verified June 26, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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...
Address: 110 E Exchange Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76164
Fuzzy's Taco Shop on W Berry St in Fort Worth is the Berry Street original serving Baja-style fish tacos and breakfast tacos at budget prices near TCU campus.
OrderBaja-style fish taco with chipotle crema and shredded cabbage; breakfast taco.
TipLate-night Thursday through Saturday service until 02:00 serves the student crowd.
Benito's on W Magnolia Ave in Fort Worth is a family-run Mexican restaurant serving puffy tacos, enchiladas, and Mexican plates in the Near Southside.
OrderEnchiladas verdes with house-made green; crispy beef puffy taco.
TipThe puffy taco shell is fried to order; the green tomatillo is made fresh each morning.
Mexican Inn Cafe on 8th Ave in Fort Worth is a decades-old Tex-Mex counter serving combination plates, crispy enchiladas, and chile con queso at lunch.
OrderCombination plate with cheese enchilada, beef taco and house refried beans.
TipThe lunch rush between 11:00 and 13:00 is brisk; the combination plates offer the fastest service.
Esperanza's Restaurant and Bakery on N Main St in Fort Worth serves scratch-made Mexican plates and sweet breads from a family-run Near Northside institution.
OrderBarbacoa tacos on fresh-made corn tortillas; pan dulce from the in-house bakery.
TipArrive early for barbacoa; the bakery case sells out by mid-morning on weekends.
Joe T. Garcia's on N Commerce St in Fort Worth has operated as a Tex-Mex institution since 1935, famous for its fajita plates and house margaritas.
OrderFajitas for two with house margaritas served in the sprawling garden patio.
TipThe restaurant is cash-only at the patio bar; the main building takes cards.
Riscky's BBQ on E Exchange Ave in Fort Worth has anchored the Stockyards since 1927, serving oak-smoked brisket and sausage to cattle-drive visitors.
OrderSliced brisket plate with jalapeño sausage link and coleslaw.
TipEat at the communal picnic tables outside during Stockyards cattle drives at 11:30 and 16:00.
