Best Classic Restaurants in Fort Worth | Eater Dallas
"Paris Coffee Shop is another one of Fort Worth’s longest-standing restaurants that has received a total renovation. The revamped space calls back to the overall vibe from when it first opened in 1926, with updates to most of the seating, tables, bartop, and more to modernize them. Now it features buttery-soft, light brown booths, new diner-style tables with numerous two-tops, and some very cool mid-century modern-inspired globe lights. The menu has remained similar to the Paris Coffee of days past, highlighting breakfast favorites with a few new additions, such as smoked brisket tacos and a breakfast egg sandwich. Despite the changes, Paris Coffee remains a diner with a classic feel. If you drive: Parking can be tricky in this neighborhood. During the day, you could get lucky with a street spot on nearby blocks, and there are paid lots all around." - Michael Ellington
