Best French Bakery in Weatherford

"There is plenty of patio room here with umbrella tables and gas fire pits at the Press Cafe, located at the Clear Fork trailhead off Edwards Ranch Road. The Cafe Burger combines a thick hand-formed and house-ground Angus patty with an English blend of sharp double Gloucester cheese striped with Stilton, caramelized onion, with deli-sliced pickles, fresh, crisp watercress, romesco aioli, and topped with a poppy seed bun. You’ll get hand-made chips with this prize-winning burger."

"Felipe Armenta’s restaurant on the Trailhead in Clearfork has dazzled food critics both locally and state-wide. But the best feature of the third in Armenta’s chain of four eateries is the wide open outdoor space. Three fire pits and a plethora of large standing heaters combine on the huge ground-level patio to ensure relative comfort almost any day of the year."

"This coffee company now has three locations in Fort Worth, so wherever you’re going, you can grab a cortado on the way. Riley Kiltz and Collin Sansom opened the first location on Camp Bowie in 2015 as not only a coffee shop, but a workspace as well. While a lot of coffee shops have enough space to work or have a small meeting with friends, Craftwork takes that to the next level with private conference rooms at all locations for an emphasis on coworking."

"Craftwork Coffee Co has quickly become a popular Fort Worth fixture. It has multiple locations in the city and an additional spot in Austin. The company follows two rules:"

"It’s hard to get a vegan, gluten-free cookie to taste like, well, a cookie. But at Unrefined Bakery, there’s a long list of vegan cookies, cakes, breads and sandwiches, along with paleo and keto items as well!. All items on the shelves are preservative-free, and most are dairy- and soy-free."

"Is it a breakfast joint, a barbecue place or a little of both?. Biscuits, burritos and waffles share space on the menu with panini, burgers and, of course, chicken fried-steak with gravy. Barbecue options include brisket, chicken and turkey, sausage and ribs."

"7950 Camp Bowie West Blvd, Fort Worth, TX 76116-6311American, Cafe, DinerBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner, BrunchTakeout, Seating, Parking Available, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Table Service+1 817-560-1996https://www.facebook.com/pages/West-Side-Cafe/153209798024908"

"Western Hills North's West Side Cafe, located at 7950 Camp Bowie West, is another fine choice, with Yelpers giving the New American breakfast and brunch diner 4.5 stars out of 363 reviews."

"The chicken & dumplings and chicken fried steak are standouts - sides are well seasoned and very good, as well” See all West Side Cafe reviews"

"La Madeleine is a bakery and cafe that serves French baked goods and sumptuous meals. Their dishes tastes like France and are made with the finest ingredients. Their products are best paired with people to have conversations with."

"$Breakfast, Southern Food, American Food. “Husband ordered his usual country fried steak and eggs with hash browns, I chose the big breakfast.” See all River Oaks Cafe reviews"

"There is plenty of patio room here with umbrella tables and gas fire pits at the Press Cafe, located at the Clear Fork trailhead off Edwards Ranch Road. The Cafe Burger combines a thick hand-formed and house-ground Angus patty with an English blend of sharp double Gloucester cheese striped with Stilton, caramelized onion, with deli-sliced pickles, fresh, crisp watercress, romesco aioli, and topped with a poppy seed bun. You’ll get hand-made chips with this prize-winning burger."

"Felipe Armenta’s restaurant on the Trailhead in Clearfork has dazzled food critics both locally and state-wide. But the best feature of the third in Armenta’s chain of four eateries is the wide open outdoor space. Three fire pits and a plethora of large standing heaters combine on the huge ground-level patio to ensure relative comfort almost any day of the year."

"Maintained by the Fort Worth Mountain Bikers’ Association, Marion Sansom Park offers several interconnecting loops of trails near Lake Worth. The park is free to cyclists and hikers who will enjoy winding loops of expert trails throughout; it’s a favorite among area enthusiasts. Beginning bike riders will find the trails to be a serious challenge and might be better off hiking first to get a feel for them."

"Situated just a few miles northwest of Fort Worth on the shores of Lake Worth, Marion Sansom Park is an outstanding destination for hiking and mountain biking. Several of the hiking trails take you on top of towering cliffs. From this vantage point above the trees, you'll have a fantastic view of the land spreading out in front of you."

"Marion Sansom Park is a park that is made up of several trails that are interconnected throughout this woodlands area in Fort Worth. This trail has a beautiful and scenic landscape that you will enjoy while overlooking Lake Worth. Marion Sansom Park offers visitors a beautiful outdoor experience like nothing else."