This street is our favorite neighborhood hang featuring some of the city's best BBQ (Heim), cocktails (The Usual), Mayda's favorite lunch spot (Lili's Bistro - get the truffle fries) and Fernando's top vegan place (Spiral Diner).

Fort Worth punches above its weight when it comes to great art on display. The Modern, the Kimbell and the Amon Carter all have fantastic collections with different specialties. The Amon Carter, which focuses on American art, especially from the West, is free!!

There's a reason Fort Worth is "Where the West begins". While not a frequent stop for locals, you can go here for your 'gram with real Texas longhorns, cowboys and other elements of Western culture - plus stop off a watering hole like the White Elephant Saloon.

A city center of sorts in Fort Worth. A nice place to sit and enjoy life, watch the fountains and have a coffee break or do happy hour at Del Frisco's Grille or Flying Saucer.

You'll need a car or to hop on the Trinity Railway Express, but we live in and love Dallas, Fort Worth's eastern neighbor.

In the Bishop Arts neighborhood, you can see where we got engaged, the bookstore/bar Wild Detectives and have an artisanal horchata at CocoAndre.

In Deep Ellum, have a coffee and run into Jon writing at Mokah then check out the city's best nightlife spots or have a cozy cocktail at Armoury (the smoky old fashioned, the Bonnie and Clyde, is among the city's best).

Near Deep Ellum in Exposition Park is our favorite bar, the mezcaleria Las Almas Rotas. In the day, you can stroll through the art deco architecture of Fair Park featured in our engagement photos!

In East Dallas, you can check out Lower Greenville, where outdoor bar the Truck Yard has established itself as a typical meeting point in the city. There also is the natural beauty of White Rock Lake and the adjacent Arboretum.

It's a big city, and there's lots to see. Reach out for more recommendations or for help navigating!