Reata

Service was great, Food was somewhat disappointing. Perhaps it was because it was their final evening before closing this location and moving. but, the food quality was not up to their usual standards,

We have a long history w Reata. Parties, celebrations and many memories made inside those walls. This was the last day at this location but we are looking forward to enjoying more meals at their new location. Kailyn served our delicious food and was very informative and pleasant and fun. It was a perfect afternoon. Kailyn helped to make the day so memorable!! Thank you all!

It was set to close and move to another location. Overall was an excellent meal as always. Service was a little less than normal as the waiter was dealing with a 8 top nearby. Won't affect my opinion of this iconic Ft Worth Resturant. Can't wait to try the new place.

Love this place but will miss this iconic location. We wish Reata all the best in their move to a temporary location and can't wait to hear about their new, permanent place soon!. On to bigger and better things! ??

Continued Excellence. ? The $25 margarita is a delight, but hard pass on the $50 billionaire Marg. We passed down the table and despite the price tag no one felt obligated to drink the bloated priced concoction. The house margarita is fine and the vodka cocktails err on the sweet side. So if that's your thing, head that way. I've been eating here since 1998. Here is a list of items that are always deliciously consistent: 1) Tenderloin Tamales with pecan mash. (This will ruin you for other recipes) I crave these! 2) The onion rings. (I'm celiac, but no matter who I bring here, this is a favorite among the gluten eaters. 3) The vegetarian plate. I don't know what they do to the freaking spaghetti squash. Drool. 4) The chicken chile rellenos are FABULOUS, richly flavorful and gluten free! 5) The steaks