From lakesisde glamping to a barbecue adventure, Dallas-Fort Worth offers plenty of places for fun.
Take an early-morning drive to Cowtown for a barbecue feast with your family. It’s got to start early, because eating some of the best barbecue in Texas means getting in line — sorry, but that’s how it goes. You’ll want to show up at 8 or 9 a.m. at Goldee’s Barbecue in Fort Worth, the No. 1 barbecue joint in Texas right now. It doesn’t open until 11 a.m., so here’s how you’ll cope: On the way to Goldee’s, stop at Zavala’s Barbecue in Grand Prairie between 6 and 9 a.m.
Next, grab a drink nearby. We suggest Legal Draft Beer Company, a communal spot that’s appropriate for kids — and lots of fun for adults. Take a stroll through Urban Union, Arlington’s new food scene, and swap the brewery for 4 Kahunas Tiki Lounge or The Tipsy Oak, if either of those bars suit your tastes better. Finish the day at Hayters, a bar owned by Brandon Hurtado, of the well-known Hurtado Barbecue — which happens to be right next door.
AT&T Stadium, 1 AT&T Way, Arlington. Tours cost $26 to $50 for adults, depending on the tour. Discounts for kids and seniors.Globe Life Field, 734 Stadium Drive, Arlington. Tours cost $25 to $35 for adults, depending on the tour. Discounts for kids and seniors.Legal Draft Beer Company, 500 E. Division St., Arlington. Open at 4 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, 2 p.m. on Friday, and noon on Saturday and Sunday.
The Grapevine Craft Beverage Tour offers adventurous drinkers the chance to sip an array of locally produced beverages, including craft beer, craft soda, cider, coffee, handcrafted Texas whiskies and, of course, some wine of the regional variety. Pick up complimentary Grapevine Craft Beverage Tour Passports inside the Grapevine Visitor Information Center or at any participating location, buy a beverage at each stop you visit and collect stickers on your passport.
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