GRACE

The dishes are expertly crafted, showcasing a perfect fusion of flavors and innovative culinary techniques. If you're looking for a truly unforgettable dining experience in Fort Worth, GRACE is a place to be.

This was a nice (fancy/expensive) place that has really good food. I was disappointed with the "Texas Peaches". It should have been named Prosciutto. 6" of Prosciutto was the bulk of the dish. The peaches were very small (maybe the size of dimes) and few. The 44 Farms All Natural Beef was a small portion, but is all natural, organic, no hormone best steak. I would call it luscious! The heirloom tomatoes ???? have all the goodness of homegrown. Yummy

Grace has my vote as one of the best restaurants in DFW. I have been wanting to experience it for a while on a recommendation of a friend who used to live in Fort Worth. My expectations have been met and surpassed in many ways. First of all - the cocktails. If you like gin you should have Walk in the sunshine from the house specialty cocktails. I and my husband were not in the mood for wine and asking for sommelier but he was busy and having great time selecting wines for other tables on the floor. How many places still do that? Charcuterie board and the toasted buttery bread were delightful. Best jersey (I guess that what it was) I have had. My husbands New York strip and my little filet along with the most extravagant sauces were the fireworks for the taste buds. Coconut cream pie ???? - three letters - yes! From ambience to excellent service this is a place that makes you think that time stands still. The only think that can be improved on would be the sonic presence.The speakers se