My sister came to visit for the first time and I took her to Fort Worth for the full Texas experience. We had a blast. She got to see two bands and the bars had no wait for drinks. Then we watched some good twostepping. We did not stay late and when we left the line to get in was out the door! You have got to make the trip to Billy Bobs!

This establishment was very close to Exchange Street. Most patrons donned cowboy attire. There was a rodeo venue, a concert stage, many bars, and a restaurant. I ordered a Corona beer and brisket. The brisket came with macaroni and cheese, a piece of bread, and a side salad. It was expensive to purchase these meals, but the area was very popular. I did not see a show, but I got a picture next to the concert performer of that evening. There were a few live music performers, but I was not able to get very close to them. I was sure that this venue got crowded at the peak hours, but when I went into this venue the early evening hours, it was free to enter and it was not busy.

This place is unlike anything I’ve seen before. I was surprised to have to pay $3 to get in, but I understood once inside. We were there during the day so the crowd was small and there was no entertainment going on. We played pool and enjoyed ourselves.

Had a great time walking around Billybob. Lots of history lots to see. Plenty pool tables. Plenty of stages for live music. And seem very clean. Love the bull riding Anna that problem would be open for the public when they show it. I would certainly return in the evening.

First time at Billy Bob's and we had the best time! We were visiting from out of state (for the eclipse) and we are an empty nester couple, and we don't drink, so I was a little concerned that we wouldn't feel comfortable. We should not have worried, so if you have never gone, you need to try it. We attended on a Saturday night for a Travis Tritt concert. Buying tickets was easy online, but you do have to download their app and set up an account. There is convenient parking in a lot across the street. We initially stood in a long line to enter, but staff opened several side doors and allowed people with tickets to enter quickly. Everyone was so friendly. The place is huge, and it was fun to just wander around and see all the memorabilia on the walls. There was no pressure to buy drinks or participate in any activity, you are pretty much free to wander around. We had general admission tickets, and even though we arrived shortly before the beginning of the performance we were able to find a spot next to the rail overlooking the seating session with a great view of the stage. Awesome crowd, all ages. We would love to go back to see other concerts, try some of the food and take some dance lessons.

Had never heard of a Honky Tonk before visiting Fort Worth but so glad we did. In fairness it was during the lunchtime period on a Sunday so doubt we saw it at anywhere near its peak but can only imagine the fun times had there with music,bands, a huge pool hall and bull riding going on all under one roof. We had food and again it was just great,really hit the spot. Thank you to all of the staff who showed us great hospitality and a great time.