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Fort Worth Travelers Find the Best in Sundance Square

Reata tamales (Courtesy Reata)

EAT

People-watch on Bird Café’s massive patio while tucking into Southern favorites, or pay homage to true cowboy cooking, think tenderloin tamales and chicken fried steak, at Reata. Melt, a locally owned ice cream shop and cart, scoops creative flavors such as Salt Lick and Velvet Vegan.

� Bird Café, 155 E. Fourth St., 817.332.2473, www. birdinthe.net � Reata, 310 Houston St., 817.336.1009, www.reata.net � Melt, 308 Houston St., www.melticecreams.com

DRINK

There are more than a dozen Flying Saucers across the south, but Fort Worth is home to the original. Drink 200 beers and you’ll be inducted into its Ring of Honor, or head to Funkytown Donuts and Drafts for a smaller rotating menu of local drafts paired with handmade sweet and savory doughnuts.

� Flying Saucer, 111 E. 3rd St., 817.336.7470, www.beerknurd.com � Funkytown Donuts and Drafts, 132 E. Fourth St., 817.862.7337, www.funkytowndonuts.com

Sundance Square (Paul Brady Photography/Shutterstock)

SHOP

Head to the Sid Richardson Museum to admire dynamic paintings of the 19th-century American West, then leave with unique prints, jewelry, books, and works by local artisans. Channel your own cowboy aspirations at Overland Sheepskin Co., which has been a top name in leather, fur, and sheepskin since 1973.

� Sid Richardson, 309 Main St., 817.332.6554, www.sidrichardsonmuseum.org � Overland Sheepskin Co., 115 W. Second St., 817.820.0701, www.overland.com

Bass Hall (©Shutterstock)

SEE

Watch Broadway plays and musicals at the stunning Bass Performance Hall . Catch the longest show in the Southwest courtesy of improv troupe Four Day Weekend. Premier African- American Jubilee Theatre is the place for new works and multicultural shows with a universal message .

� Bass Performance Hall, 525 Commerce St., 817.212.4280, www.basshall.com � Four Day Weekend, 312 Houston St., 817.226.4DAY, www.fourdayweekend.com � Jubilee Theatre, 506 Main St., 817.338.4411, www.jubileetheatre.org

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