Soma Winery is a wine bar in South Main, Fort Worth.
Soma Winery on Fort Worth's South Main Street is a family-owned urban winery tasting room pouring guided flights from rotating international producers.
Editorially verified June 26, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Must order: Four-wine guided tasting flight featuring two-ounce pours from rotating international producers; seasonal.
Tip: Reservations are recommended on weekends; walk-ins are welcome on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings when the room is quieter.
Address: 201 S Main St, Fort Worth, TX 76104
The Holly on West Daggett Avenue in Fort Worth is a neighbourhood natural wine bar focused on sustainable, biodynamic producers from small European estates.
Order: Natural wine flight featuring biodynamic and organic producers; mystery glass for adventurous drinkers.
Tip: Order the mystery glass for a staff-chosen natural wine at a flat price; it is the best way to discover low-intervention producers you would not pick yourself.
Saddlerock Wine and Beer Co in Fort Worth occupies an 1800s historic home on Samuels Avenue with Trinity River views and California wine flights.
Order: California Malibu wine flights; rotating DFW craft beer pairings on the riverfront terrace.
Tip: The outdoor terrace fills up on sunny weekends; mid-week afternoons offer the best chance for a riverside table without a reservation.
Winslow's Wine Cafe on Camp Bowie Boulevard in Fort Worth combines an upscale wine list with New American cuisine and a neighbourhood-friendly atmosphere.
Order: Rotating seasonal wine list with New American small plates; weekend brunch with mimosa flights.
Tip: Happy hour runs Monday through Friday from 15:00 to 18:00 and all day Sunday, with reduced prices on wine by the glass and select appetisers.
Wines From a Broad on Houston Street in Fort Worth pours and retails exclusively female-made wines, celebrating women producers from across the globe.
Order: By-the-glass pours exclusively from female winemakers; the curated charcuterie and cheese pairing board.
Tip: The staff curate pairings by occasion; mention what you are celebrating and they will select a bottle from their female-producer-only range.
The Holly on West Daggett Avenue in Fort Worth is a neighbourhood natural wine bar focused on sustainable, biodynamic producers from small European estates.
Order: Natural wine flight featuring biodynamic and organic producers; mystery glass for adventurous drinkers.
Tip: Order the mystery glass for a staff-chosen natural wine at a flat price; it is the best way to discover low-intervention producers you would not pick yourself.
Neighborhood Wine on Fort Worth's Magnolia Avenue pours global selections from small producers in a relaxed neighbourhood wine bar and tapas room.
Order: Rotating glass pours from boutique French and Italian producers; charcuterie and cheese tapas board.
Tip: Kitchen closes an hour before bar close; arrive by 21:00 on Fridays to order from the full tapas menu.
CRU Food and Wine Bar at Clearfork in Fort Worth pours over 300 labels and 40 wines by the glass alongside artisan small plates and charcuterie.
Order: Wine flights pairing bold reds with continental whites; the charcuterie and cheese board.
Tip: Champagne Thursdays feature discounted bubbles by the glass; arrive early to secure patio seating overlooking Clearfork.
