I'm interested in what the Metroplex TA posters have to say.

Not sure about romantic but we've always enjoyed Eddie v's, Grace, and Ellerbees.

We love Grace

Bird & Branch, Kimptom hotel bar, whicked butcher all in Fort Worth.

Fearing's

Bricks & Horses

Paris 7th

We love Grace, Eddie Vs, St Emilion, and Lonesome Dove

Depends upon what you mean by "romantic".

If you are planning to propose marriage to your girlfriend, the. What about Mr. Charles, Nonna, or Lucia? (Sadly, I don't think the French Room serves dinner post-Covid).

Good luck!

I think Stillwell's has a very nice ambiance, and there are other nice bars at the hotel that are fun. Dark, moody, lots of leather and velvet curtains, and the food is top notch in my experience.

Somewhat outside the box, but St. Martin's is old school low key romantic. French food, live music, throwback vibes.

Drake's Hollywood also has a sexy and romantic vibe. They do a good job of executing on the old school Hollywood aesthetic.

Apothecary isn't necessarily where I would eat dinner, but its the most romantic cocktail lounge I've been to.

We haven't been to St. Martin's new location but really enjoyed the old one. I need to make a reservation.

GarlandAg2012 said:

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Drake's Hollywood also has a sexy and romantic vibe. They do a good job of executing on the old school Hollywood aesthetic.

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Not a fan of Drake's. The food and atmosphere are fine, but they have the rudest, most entitled employees. No restaurant is worth putting up with those people.

No one's recommended the mansion yet?

trying this out Saturday https://www.donartemio.us/

Don Artemio is a favorite! If you're a refreshing cocktail kind of person, highly recommend The Guillermo. So good!

Had everything on the menu here https://palomasuerteftx.com/ so happy to try a new one

I am on the Fort Worth side of things, we are a big fan of Adam Jones/Chef Blaine. Grace or 61 Osteria

Interesting. I have only been twice and enjoyed it both times. Who is the owner?

Hunter Pond.

Gonna go over to FW for a quick anniversary couple nights this year. Is this hotel worth considering. Have always stayed at the Omni in the past due to the old texags hookup we had there ages ago.

In my opinion, the nicest hotels in FW (I've stayed at all of these in the past year) are, in order:

Bowie House
Drover
Crescent
Kimpton Harper
Sinclair

I will say that Bowie House stands head and shoulders above the rest, in terms of ambiance, luxury, service, and amenities.

aglaohfour said:

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In my opinion, the nicest hotels in FW (I've stayed at all of these in the past year) are, in order:

Bowie House
Drover
Crescent
Kimpton Harper
Sinclair

I will say that Bowie House stands head and shoulders above the rest, in terms of ambiance, luxury, service, and amenities.

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Loved the Drover. We went in February and the heated outdoor pool was fantastic. As far as I know it's the only hotel in FW with a heated pool.

The Sinclair is pretty awesome, as well. Rooms are nice but to me the rooftop bar and restaurant are the best parts. They've got a great breakfast and ambience is great. Eating dinner downstairs was a bit disappointing, honestly. Just didn't live the feel of the downstairs space because essentially you are in the basement.

Kimpton? Yes I love it there. Would very much stay there over Omni.

aglaohfour said:

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In my opinion, the nicest hotels in FW (I've stayed at all of these in the past year) are, in order:

Bowie House
Drover
Crescent
Kimpton Harper
Sinclair

I will say that Bowie House stands head and shoulders above the rest, in terms of ambiance, luxury, service, and amenities.

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Why in the world are you spending 3,4,$500 a night for all of these in a year?

Really for no other reason than I just want to. And also my ex stays at my house with our daughter every few weeks, and I have to go somewhere, so why not a nice hotel?

I'd go with a BnB such as The Rosen House and get some good food off Magnolia for that $$$.

How's Sanford House in Arlington?

normaleagle05 said:

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We haven't been to St. Martin's new location but really enjoyed the old one. I need to make a reservation.

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BIG fan of St Martin here as well. That would be my vote for OP as well.

Pricey but excellent

Dallas focused

Goodwins (Lower Greenville)
Mister Charles (Knox Henderson)
Sister (Lower Greenville)
Goldies (Lake Highlands)
Town Hearth (Design District)
Petra & the Beast (Lakewood)
Fearings (Uptown)
Monarch (Downtown)

Hotel St. Germain
It is a small old old hotel behind the Crescent in Dallas. Has a small restaurant. Very private place. We went there for our anniversary one year and it was pretty special.

Man, I move away not long ago and already don't recognize a third of these restaurants.

We did an anniversary at Hotel St. Germaine one year. Restaurant and the hotel.

Pretty cool. However, the dinner was a little awkward. The only people in the restaurant were the two of us and then a mother / daughter at another table. Not long after they sat down the mother starts crying and proceeded to cry the entire dinner. Really odd.

He is the worst.

yep
when we went there were two other tables. It felt like a private dinner. Unique