Posted in Dallas - Fort Worth
September 12, 2017
The Restaurant In The Middle Of Nowhere That’s So Worth The Drive From Dallas – Fort Worth
Interested in a fun and affordable food experience to try in the Dallas – Fort Worth area? Plan a road trip to Weatherford, a small town located just 25 miles west of Fort Worth, where you can rediscover genuine Southern home cooking that’s big on originality, entertainment, and portions. The Vintage Grill & Car Museum is well worth the drive!
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Plan to spend the afternoon here, shop a while on the square, and then get your fill at the Vintage Grill. The adjoining museum is part of the experience (and it is free!)

You can find it at 202 Fort Worth Highway in Weatherford.


The comfort of simple dishes, like their chicken salad sandwich and homemade chips, makes this restaurant feel relaxed - just like home!


Chef specialties and crowd favorites, like this Black Angus tenderloin topped with seafood, keep loyal fans coming back in droves.


There is a pie of the month, as well as Southern staples like their award-winning Texas toast bread pudding. This scrumptious sweet treat may even convince you to order seconds!


Vintage Grill is a hoppin' spot, featuring live entertainment on weekends and hosting many special events. Even after the restaurant closes, the bar stays open!

There are amazing classic cars and trucks on display inside the museum, which is attached to the restaurant. The car museum features a rotating collection of cars, some of them one-of-a-kind!

The Vintage Grill is guaranteed to please, and the cool classic car museum makes the experience even better! This unique spot is a true hidden gem, and one you need to visit soon!
What remote restaurants have you discovered that are totally worth the drive?