Downtown Fort Worth’s Iconic Sundance Square

 Downtown Fort Worth’s Iconic Sundance Square

Taste Your Way Through Downtown Fort Worth

Come hungry and discover Downtown Fort Worth through its food, colorful history and the stories hiding in plain sight around Sundance Square. Enjoy six generous tastings with plenty of food for a meal, from a signature brisket taco at Fort Worth original Riscky’s Bar-B-Q to Korean flavors, a sweet stop at locally owned FunkyTown Donuts & Drafts and a final taste at downtown favorite Flying Saucer.

Between bites, your guide brings Downtown Fort Worth’s past and present to life. Discover how Sundance Square got its name from the Sundance Kid, hear what brought Butch Cassidy and the Wild Bunch to Fort Worth, and step into the story with a photo inspired by the gang’s famous Fort Worth portrait.

Follow the city’s story from its cattle-driving roots at the Chisholm Trail Mural to the enormous limestone angels of Bass Performance Hall, with historic architecture, public art and the rhinestone “Disco” Cowboy Hat along the way. When available, step inside the Sid Richardson Museum, where the Western art collection of legendary Texas oilman Sid Richardson brings cowboys, frontier life and the American West into the heart of Sundance Square.

Local food, colorful history, art and architecture—all served up on one delicious walk through the heart of Fort Worth.

  • Taste your way through Downtown Fort Worth with plenty of food for a meal, including a signature brisket taco at historic Riscky’s Bar-B-Q, Korean flavors, locally made mini donuts and additional tastings along the way.
  • Uncover the outlaw story behind Sundance Square, from the Sundance Kid and Butch Cassidy to the Wild Bunch’s time in Fort Worth—and step into the story with a photo inspired by their famous Fort Worth portrait.
  • See the Fort Worth stories hiding in plain sight, from the Chisholm Trail Mural and historic downtown architecture to the rhinestone “Disco” Cowboy Hat and the enormous limestone angels of Bass Performance Hall.
  • When available, pop inside the Sid Richardson Museum, where a legendary Texas oilman’s Western art collection brings cowboys, frontier life and the American West into the heart of Sundance Square.
  • Eat at handpicked stops that connect Fort Worth’s past and present, from Riscky’s Bar-B-Q—a Fort Worth original serving Cowtown since 1927 and still family-owned four generations later—to the diverse flavors and independent businesses shaping downtown today.
  • Explore with local, woman-owned Food Tours of America, sharing Fort Worth through food and storytelling since 2011 and the city’s original walking food tour company.

At least 72 hours’ advance notice is required for dietary accommodations and menu substitutions. Please provide the name of each guest and their specific dietary restriction or food allergy when booking.

Booking within 72 hours? Please provide your dietary needs at the time of booking. We’ll do our best to accommodate last-minute requests, but some substitutions may be limited or unavailable.

All accommodations depend on each restaurant’s capabilities and cannot be guaranteed. Substitutions may differ from the standard tastings, and in some cases, fewer tastings may be available.

Severe or life-threatening food allergies: Our tours visit multiple independent restaurants, and we do not control their kitchens or the potential for cross-contact. For this reason, our tours may not be appropriate for guests with severe or life-threatening food allergies.

  1. 6 generous tastings at 4 handpicked Downtown Fort Worth restaurants — enough food for a meal, including a sweet treat
  2. Guided foodie walk through Sundance Square and the heart of Downtown Fort Worth
  3. Iconic Fort Worth sights & hidden stories — from the Chisholm Trail Mural and Bass Performance Hall to historic architecture, public art and the rhinestone “Disco” Cowboy Hat
  4. Food Tours of America guide bringing Sundance Square to life with stories of the Sundance Kid, Butch Cassidy, the Wild Bunch and Cowtown
  5. Visit to the Sid Richardson Museum, when available
  6. Wild Bunch-inspired photo opportunity based on the outlaws’ famous Fort Worth portrait
  7. Water provided at points throughout the tour
  8. Restaurant gratuities

NOT INCLUDED

  1. Alcoholic beverages — available for purchase at select locations only
  2. Guide gratuity — not included and always appreciated
  3. Transportation to and from the tour, parking fees

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Adults (Age 13+) $99
Children (Ages 12 & Under) $74.25
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Here are the most frequently asked questions about our food tours…

Our food tour in the Stockyards offers a diverse range of culinary delights, including savory Texas BBQ, authentic Tex-Mex cuisine, mouthwatering comfort foods, and delicious desserts that showcase the flavors of the region.

Menu substitutions for dietary restrictions or food allergies are available for this tour with mention at the time of booking or by emailing info@foodtoursofamerica.com at least 48 hours before your event. Please note that last-minute menu substitutions cannot be accommodated. Our dietary restrictions coordinator will ensure your overall experience includes an equivalent quantity of food. However, your tour experience may differ significantly from that of your fellow tour-goers. The company assumes no responsibility for any food allergies or intolerances. Guests are responsible for notifying their tour guide of any food allergies upon check-in and must interact directly with each server or restaurant regarding any food allergies before participating in food or beverage tastings. Participation is at your own risk.

Absolutely! Our food tour in the Stockyards is not just about tasting delicious food but also about immersing yourself in the rich history and culture of this iconic Texas destination. Our experienced guides share fascinating stories and insights about the Stockyards’ heritage, including its cowboy traditions and historic landmarks.