Maiden: Fine Plants & Spirits elevated Fort Worth’s dining scene with its artful approach to vegan fine dining before closing this summer. (Courtesy)
Fort Worth’s ever-evolving restaurant scene has already seen tons of notable openings this year, and there are even more on the way. But, as we eagerly await several new concepts, such as Dos Mares, Beverly’s Downtown, and Madrone, we take a minute to reflect on the surprising closings. These are eight Fort Worth restaurants that we’ve lost so far this year and how they reshaped the dining landscape.
Cat City Grill
Citing rising costs and other challenges, the owners of Cat City Grill announced the 15-year-old restaurant’s closure in September. The neighborhood bar, known for a lively brunch, patio, and award-winning steaks and chicken-fried steaks, served diners elevated dishes in a relaxed yet refined setting. Owners Martin and Denise Thompson said in an open letter that it was the “right…..