Located in The Shops at Clearfork, City Works Eatery & Pour House is the ultimate sports bar and restaurant in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. If you’ve not tried it yet, here are some of the best reasons to visit this fall.
Rock N’ Roll Weekend Brunch
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City Works has one of the best brunch menus in the area. Their Rock n’ Roll-theme pays homage to rock n’ roll’s attitude of self-expression, fun, and ability to bring people together with cleverly named menu items, rock n’ roll music, and rockstar service every Saturday and Sunday until 3 p.m. A list of “greatest hits” from the weekday menu are also available during brunch hours.
Their brunch menu includes dishes such as the Sweet Child O’ Mine, a stuffed brioche French toast with Bailey’s cream cheese, vanilla bean ice cream batter, mixed berry compote, and powdered sugar. Another favorite is Mother’s Little Helper, their take on a “hangover bowl,” filled with smoked cheddar grits, braised pork belly, breakfast sausage links, sunny side up eggs, and smoked tomato charred scallion relish. Guests can also enjoy shareable dishes like Donut Stop Believin’, powdered sugar-coated doughnuts with chocolate hazelnut sauce and mixed berry jam and the Jon Bun Jovi, a warm jumbo cinnamon roll coated in vanilla icing.
Brunch beverage offerings include the Flapjack Old Fashioned made with Devil’s River rye whiskey, butterscotch Schnapps, candied maple syrup, bacon, and orange bitters. Fit for a queen – or the Queen is the Hot Blooded, an 18 oz. spicy Bloody Mary crowned with fried onion rings, and a skewer heftily loaded with candied bacon, housemade spicy pickles, a cheese curd, olive, cornichon, pepperoni, pickled jalapeños, and hard-boiled egg. Guests can also order either a carafe or flight of mimosas with flavor options such as classic orange juice, bellini, tropical, sangria, rosé, or paloma.
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12 Extra-Large HDTVs
The restaurant and bar is set up to be the best place to watch a big game or any special event. Truly. State-of-the-art AV comes from the mix of 65” flat screen HDTVs, and 110” quad screens. In addition to sports, City Works plays music videos to accompany songs, and streams entertainment from around the web on a continuous loop. There’s not a dull moment.
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A recent relaunch of the menu includes a Loaded Baked Potato Flatbread ($14.50) with fingerling potatoes, hardwood smoked bacon, mozzarella, cheddar, green onions, and ranch dressing; Crab Fondue ($17) with jumbo lump crab meat, Humboldt Fog goat cheese, parmesan cheese, garlic herb butter, and a toasted baguette; a classic Sloppy Joe ($14.50) with Left Hand Milk Stout braised beef, cider mustard, and crispy buttermilk onion rings on a brioche bun; and a Smoked BBQ Platter ($32) with baby back ribs, grilled chili-rubbed wings, pulled pork, Louisiana hot link, butter grilled corn, and spicy maple bacon baked beans.
The upbeat restaurant features an expansive craft beer list of 90 local, regional, and global craft brews, dedicating 30+ to local breweries. Taste the best of the area, and the globe, at this beer-lovers paradise. Is beer not your thing? That’s quite alright, as there are eight wines on tap as well, ensuring the first drop is as fresh as the last. The beverage program is complete with a thoughtful cocktail list offering a variety of Mules, Margaritas, and Old Fashioneds.
