Money a little tight? You’re not alone. The rising cost of groceries, goods, and services has made going out to eat, much less for drinks, somewhat of a challenge.<\/p>\n
For our October edition of Where to Drink, we offer this list of affordable happy hour destinations, most with great options for food, too. With hours varying from evening to weekend and even all day, there’s a spot on the list for any schedule.<\/p>\n
Here are 7 great happy hours in Fort Worth:<\/p>\n
Delucca Gaucho Pizza & Wine<\/a><\/strong> Fixe Southern House<\/a><\/strong> Habanero\u2019s Fresh Mex Cantina <\/a><\/strong> Jon\u2019s Grille<\/a><\/strong> Pie Tap<\/a><\/strong>
Happy hour at this North Texas-based Brazilian-style pizzeria chain is lengthy. Well drinks and select wines are only $6, with top tier options like Tito\u2019s Vodka and Lunaazul tequila. Cocktails including the caipirinha, French pear martini, raspberry lemon drop, margarita, and maple old fashioned are $8. Exclusively on the bar and patio, Delucca offers $8 bar bites and $9 pizzas such four cheese truffle pizza, and honey soppressata pizza. Delucca has three locations in Tarrant County, including Fort Worth, Alliance, and the original in Southlake. Hours: Monday-Tuesday 11 am-9 pm, Wednesday-Friday 4:30-6 pm<\/p>\n
Shops at Clearfork staple with Southern classics and house-made biscuits has a daily happy hour in the bar and patio area, with $10 wines by the glass (including fan-favorite Cotes de Provence Rose Gold), and $9 cocktails including the Honey Badger with Old Forester Whiskey, and the gin-based Fixe 75. Beers range from $6-$8, plus shared plates and early dinner items ranging from $5 salt & pepper fries, $14 fried Louisiana catfish platter, plus $10 catfish po\u2019 boys and shrimp po\u2019 boys. Hours: 3-6 pm daily<\/p>\n
Tex-Mex destination in North Fort Worth is lauded for its award-winning happy hour which runs late enough (until 7 pm) to encompass dinnertime. The menu<\/a> includes dirt-cheap specials on domestic bottles of beer, well and house cocktails, wine, and hard seltzers: $3 each. Imported beer is $4 a bottle, and margaritas start at $5. There\u2019s also an $8 menu of quesadillas, empanadas, nachos, flautas, queso, and guacamole. A large patio and custom salsa bar, along with music bingo on Tuesdays and karaoke on Wednesdays, add to the fun. Hours: Monday 11 am-9 pm, Tuesday-Friday 3-7 pm<\/p>\n
Jon Bonnell\u2019s TCU-adjacent burger joint boasts a killer weekday happy hour with $3 domestic drafts, $4 well liquors, and $5 craft draft beers and house wines. House margaritas (normally $7) and espresso martinis (normally $9) are half-off. Top-notch snacks include John\u2019s 817 Classic burger with sharp cheddar, mustard, Bibb lettuce, heirloom tomatoes, 1015 Texas onions, Best Maid Pickles, and fries for $9. Hours: Monday-Friday 3-6 pm<\/p>\n
Dallas-based pizza and bar concept has a location in Fort Worth\u2019s Near Southside that\u2019s popular for its daily specials<\/a> along with its generous weekday happy hour which runs most of the day from 11 am\u20136 pm. Go for $4 mimosas, $5 tap beer, $6 select wines, $7 select cocktails, and $7 select half pies. Pie Tap also hosts a weekend brunch Saturday-Sunday 10 am\u20133 pm, with happy-hour-like specials that include $6 espresso martinis, $4 mimosas, and $3 fros\u00e9s. Hours: Monday-Friday 11 am-6 pm<\/p>\n