Dirty Water Saloon — Restaurant in Fort Worth

Update: They have changed some things since my original review, namely the new awesome, hand made fire pit and the moved the stage in the back yard to the corner, a much better placement in my opinion. They also did a lot of work to improve the decor and overall usability of the back patio, added overhead heaters, television, and arranged the tables and seating to better see the stage. Nice job, easily my favorite hangout in Fort Worth.

Best little dive bar in Texas. Very reasonable drink prices, friendly and attentive staff, nice spacious outdoor area with a stage and firepit that is the perfect setting for their Wednesday night campfire jam. They have live performances by local singer-songwriters and always encourage anyone who likes to make music. I have met some of the most talented and humble artists and people in general here and made a few...

My absolute favorite bar around. Very good beer that's affordable and priced just right. In my experience they've always treated the designated driver very well so that one friend still ends up having an enjoyable time. Great people, both employees and customers, so you'll always have a good conversation or a fun time just chilling being around people if you're more of a quiet person. I'm not their usual demographic and I've always felt very welcomed and at home. Don't let the country bar and sort of biker bar atmosphere scare you away if that's not your go to style bar because you'll be missing out on...

I was a little nervous at they don't sell any food (this would be a huge plus if they did). We happened to be in town and it was karaoke night. Drinks were the cheapest I've seen at any bar for ages. The bartender was very busy and working solo on all drinks, but great memory on who was drinking what and fast and efficient. I've been to many places where karaoke was a disaster of a talentless crowd out was unenjoyable. The locals here I assume come out quite often for it and there are some talented people here. Offer food and I might even consider coming into town just to revisit (almost 3...