Press Café

Press Café is hands-down one of the best dining experiences you can have in Fort Worth. From the moment you walk in, the staff makes you feel welcome like you're a regular—even if it's your first time. The hostess greeted us with a warm smile, and our server was absolutely top-notch—attentive without being overbearing, knowledgeable about the menu, and genuinely enthusiastic about the food. You can tell they’re proud to work there. The vibe is laid-back yet upscale, with plenty of natural light and beautiful views if you’re lucky enough to grab a seat on the patio by the river. It's a perfect spot for brunch, a casual dinner, or even just coffee and dessert. Now, the food—phenomenal. I had the Press Burger and it was cooked to perfection, juicy and flavorful with just the right char. The truffle fries are addicting (you’ve been warned), and the avocado toast is elevated with a creative twist that sets it apart from the basic versions you find elsewhere. My wife ordered the salmon grain bowl, and it was fresh, colorful, and packed with flavor. Even the kids' menu items were a hit with our picky eaters. The drink menu is impressive, too—from fresh juices and craft coffees to well-curated wines and signature cocktails. The iced lavender latte was a refreshing surprise, and their bloody mary has the right kick without being overpowering. All in all, Press Café nails it—great atmosphere, exceptional customer service, and food that keeps you coming back. It’s a Fort Worth gem that deserves every bit of its stellar reputation.

Love love love this place. The food is delicious. The atmosphere is relaxing. The waiters don’t rush you to eat or pay. I went on a Saturday hoping to catch the brunch menu but, I missed it which was fine for me. We ate the dinner menu and had the charcuterie board as a starter it was so good. My husband loved the pickled cauliflower and my favorite was the crackers and salami. The whole plate was delicious. We then had a burger and a steak salad. It was incredibly satisfying. We then returned four days later and had the same appetizer. But I had the chicken burger. I like the steak salad better but it was still very good! And my husband had the fillet Mignon. I had a taste and it was so tender and juicy! Also, they have a view and a trail waking distance!

Just moved to Fort Worth and to the George. My fiancé and I went for a run on the trail then stopped by Press Cafe for a bite to eat. The vibes, food, and service were amazing! Kyle served us and was so helpful, attentive, and knowledgeable. 10/10 recommend!

Trendy place among the trailhead of Clearfork. Running and bike trails behind and an attached bike store give credibility to the bike logo. The food here was really good. The surprising winner for brunch was off-the-menu steak, bacon and eggs and the wife's quiche was more like an amazing cheese and egg deep dish Chicago pizza slice. The crust reminded me of Uno. It was that good. Outside and upstairs dining. It is among the list for famed chef Phillipe Armenta. Glad I am in the rewards club. Also, dogs abound on the patio. Please make sure they are well behaved. We saw a couple that needed obedience school.

I just want to thank Sharee our server , she knew the menu, she kept our water cups full! I came here with my family and everything we ate was amazing, everything that Sharee recommended was delicious. I will definitely be coming back! We need more servers like the one we had thank you press cafe ! And thank you Sharee! 💜

We sat outaide and the view so pretry, we had higher hopes for this place. I ordered the stuffed French toast, and it barely had any filling. $17 for 2 pieces of French toast is a total ripp off.

We were in the area for an early doctor appointment and just happened to find Press Cafe on nearby dining. Well our next visit will be with intention because their food is amazing!! Service was a bit slow, but they were very busy. And there were people that checked on us when our server was busy. We ordered the breakfast sandwich and the daily quiche. Omg this quiche was light, fluffy, and at least 3 inches thick. The cheddar, goat cheese, and bacon was a delicious combination and we haven’t even talked about the kale farmers salad. I don’t like kale typically, but this salad was well garnished and refreshing with guinea, avocado, golden raisins, light dressing, maybe diced beets, and just delicious. The breakfast sandwich and potatoes were also fresh and delicious served on a brioche bun with an over easy egg and fresh toppings. The fresh squeezed orange juice was a nice supplement to the meal. They take reservations which well place next time we’re in the area as this will be our regular breakfast spot after these appointments!

I visited Press Cafe on a pleasant April day, and I recommend sitting on the outdoor patio if the weather is nice. This restaurant is located in a charming setting right on the trail next to the river. The ambiance is pretty serene as it's surrounded by tress and small meadows. The menu had plenty to choose from, and the food was delicious! I feel the prices were about average for this type of food and the quality was good. The only area of concern was the service. Our server was amazing! However, we arrived about 10 minutes late for our reservation due to extensive traffic. We tried calling ahead to let them know, and the seating staff were unhelpful and a bit rude. They almost gave our table away, which would have meant a longer wait for us (it was a busy afternoon). I just hope they are a little more understanding in the future. Otherwise, it was worth the visit!

Press Cafe in Fort Worth is an absolute gem! I tried the avocado toast with scrambled egg, and it was fantastic. The combination of creamy avocado, fresh radishes, and juicy tomatoes on perfectly toasted sourdough bread was a flavor explosion. The scrambled egg added a nice touch of protein and made the dish even more satisfying. The service was equally impressive. Our waitress was incredibly friendly and attentive, which made the experience even more enjoyable. Another plus was the convenient parking--a rare and much-appreciated feature in many spots around Fort Worth. Overall, it's a great place to enjoy a delicious and thoughtfully prepared meal in a welcoming atmosphere. There are also some shopping areas nearby which was fun to explore.

Press Cafe offers a wonderful outdoor seating area, which I absolutely loved. The ambiance is perfect for a relaxed meal, especially with the scenic trail right next to the restaurant--a great spot for a walk before or after dining. We arrived for lunch around 1:30 PM, but since brunch was still being served, the waitress kindly accommodated our request and put in our lunch order. To start, we enjoyed an iced strawberry matcha, which was refreshing, and a salted caramel mocha, which was just average. For lunch, we shared the Parmesan truffle fries, which were excellent. I appreciated that they came with three different dipping sauces, adding variety to the dish. For my main, I ordered the grilled cheese and tomato soup combo. Both were flavorful, but one half of the grilled cheese had the bread completely off, making it a bit messy to eat. The "classic" tomato soup had a pesto drizzle, which I personally enjoyed, but it wasn't mentioned on the menu--something that could be helpful to note for those who may prefer a simpler version. Unfortunately, the wait for our food was longer than expected. While we were informed that our lunch items wouldn't be served until after 2 PM, it ended up taking nearly an hour from when we received the fries to when the grilled cheese and salad arrived. By that point, I had eaten more fries than I intended, and my appetite had diminished. While our waitress was friendly, the long wait time for relatively simple dishes was disappointing. Despite the delays, the overall experience was pleasant thanks to the inviting outdoor setting and thoughtful menu options. With more efficient service and better communication about menu details, Press Cafe could easily elevate the dining experience even further. I'd consider returning for the ambiance and to explore more of the menu.

Love the patio here and the vibe. Nice area to grab a bite then hit a trail and exercise. Staff was quick to assist and help with orders. We had a small group so nice to try different items. The quiche was the best, nice and Fluffy with mild flavors. Great spot to bring a group or date.

If you visit Saturday, be ready for a busy parking lot since the farmers market is in the same vicinity. The quiche of the day is always a great choice for brunch. They use high quality ingredients and some seasonal options. The fire pits and outdoor area are nice when the weather permits and you have great views of the river (especially from the rooftop).

Saturday brunch with friends when we were in town. Here's is what we liked: * Very busy so glad friends made reservations. Sat on the patio as we had a dog with us. * Staff was both people friendly and even better super dog friendly. * The outdoor area had a nice vibe with the park next door and the amount of trees. * Tried shishito peppers as an appetizer- truly delicious. Even two of our no spicy food people enjoyed them. * The crab salad was pure tastebud enjoyment. The light citrusy salad paired with the crab was delicious- would get again. * A special if the day was a bacon, cheddar and goat cheese quiche that was like eating a custard is was so smooth. Another delicious choice. * They even had a special sausage for dogs, he licked the plate clean so assuming he liked it. * Margarita with house mix was perfectly mixed. What couldn't been better: * Very subjective, the brown sugar old fashioned was too sweet, but easily remedied by having a second one with less brown sugar. Really had nothing bad to say- had a great visit and would go back again when in the area.

Press never lets me down. From my perspective , they prioritize pride in their airy, clean, friendly environment , quality of food & presentation, and their level of service. They do exceptionally well at all three. You are always welcome to make yourself home at a table outside and inside is charming and comfortable if you want to stay out of heat or rain. It's truly a refreshing experience. Everyone has different pallets, but I love their charcuterie board, salmon entree, fountain drinks (zesty and fresh) and expresso martinis among all other specialty drinks like Ranch Water & Moscow Mule!

I recently treated my mom to brunch here during her visit and we had a great experience. The place was packed, but we had a reservation so that was no issue for us. I ordered the stuffed French toast which was delicious. My sister ordered the omelette and my mom ordered the chicken & waffles and they both really liked their meals as well. Our server was friendly and attentive. The only thing I didn't like was the noise level in the restaurant. It was very loud in there and we almost had to yell at each other to have a conversation. Other than that, I'd definitely be back again!

Brunch was off to a good start but then it gradually went downhill. Our server was sweet but service was so slow. Not sure because we sat outside, in the upstairs area but I think we didn't get to order until 20 minutes in. My shaken brown sugar cinnamon latte was excellent though. As we sat and drank our coffees we realized it's been over 45 minutes. Our server was apologetic and she appeared proactive about it. What was upsetting was that another family came in after us, but got their food before us. The manager got involved and finally, the food came out. I had the quiche with a farmer's salad. The quiche was underbaked so it was soggy but it was also flavorless and oily. The salad was delicious though. Due to the mishap, the manager offered to comp our meals but we asked them not to do that but he did it anyway. At least they let us pay for our coffee. Lastly to top it off, one of my tomatoes was moldy.

Reservation was timely. I would not recommend coming here on a Saturday morning unless you have a reservation or want to wait (I heard an hour) so glad we got a rezzy. Food was pretty good. We got chicken & waffles and breakfast sandwich. Bf got a bloody mary he said it was good. I got a glass of champagne it was pretty warm. Service was good. Food is pricey but you have to take into account the location. Perfect for pre or post walk. Patio dog friendly. Solid 4/5.

*say in TV commercial voice* Are you STILL looking for a place with quality food, great atmosphere and supreme service? Well SERIOUSLY stop looking and just go to Press Cafe! *Okay, let's cut to reality* Now, it's been a few years since I've been back but nothing has changed. Press Cafe is slinging out a versatile menu for Vegetarians, Meat Lovers, Gluten Free and Vegans can all be covered. There's super healthy fresh options or more rich indulgent ones. Plus, they are very willing to exchange or add this or that to items. Why do you really come here though? You come for the outdoor (very shaded) patio. It's right off the trinity river so on a nice day it's just the best spot to unwind with a cup of coffee or cocktail. It's just the BEST VIBE. (: *bonus shout out* If you can be in Chantel's section, she's the best most personable server I've maybe ever had at any restaurant. Her kindness will make your day :D

First time dining in. We were in the area after a morning of bike riding on the Trinity Trails and decided to give it a try. Opens nice and early which was great and very convenient. I decided to give the eggs in a hole a try and added avocado. It came plated with breakfast potatoes. It had great flavor and was plentiful. The bread was buttered and grilled perfectly which I love. My egg was a bit overcooked which was a disappointment. It was supposed to be over easy but came over hard. Very hard! In spite of, I still had a decent dining experience. I'd definitely give them another try as the menu had quite a few entrees I'd love to try. (Sorry no pic)

First time here and will definitely return. Had to sit inside since it was a little chilly-- was a little noisy inside with the high ceilings but nice vibe. Huge, cool outdoor space with fire pits & extended park space around the area (Trailhead) and bike shop next door. Make sure to look at their bulletin board the hall by the restrooms leading to the bike shop (Bike Mart) for cool stuff to do. Menu at Press Cafe offers appetizers, soup, salad, eclectic burgers and entrées. House ground meats for burgers, funky veggie burger with dates and farrow (that was excellent), fish, pasta, grain bowl, steak and so on. Wine, beer along with fun & different cocktails and mock tails. See Pic of menus including the coffee bar menu. Outdoor space would work good for a large group. Many had their dogs hanging out with them in the park space. Prices for the area are average. We had a blood Mary $10.50, burgers $ 15-17 with homemade chips and amazing truffle aïoli for dipping, salads around $12-15. We plan to return with a group and plan on sitting outside. Check them out!

I had lunch here on my birthday and it was so delicious. My friend who is vegan ordered the veggie burger and couldn't say enough good things about it. We ate outside on a windy day but still enjoyed the ambiance. I will definitely be back.

**UPDATED** REVIEW: We had a not so great experience at the Press cafe last night due to mixed up orders/bill BUT I was so impressed by the customer service who reached out to us, who more than compensated for the experience that I am deleting the initial review because I do hope to believe that was a *one* time incidence. Overall- Press Cafe is an absolutely great outdoor dining location- there is a huge grassy area which is perfect for kids to play while waiting for food! It is also dog friendly.

So cute little hidden gem in a beautiful neighborhood . I will return! The food was yummy as well.

Went on a Thursday night and got sat quickly outside in the patio. Service was quick and friendly. We tried the spicy pineapple which tasted like a good pineapple margarita and the captain coconut which is really coconutty- definitely must love coconut to drink lol. The hummus was so tasty and whatever walnut mixture was on the top was so so good. The fresh veggies were perfect. The charcuterie board was also really good. We were more in a snacking mood so the two apps were more than enough for us. Was so excited we dug in before taking photos. Loved the outdoor vibes and got to see many cute doggies too. A fun vibe with lots of people coming on and off the trail.

Press is a Fort Worth staple. I went many times when I lived here and was happy to stop in when I was back in town the other weekend. This excursion felt a little chaotic - perhaps because I think of Press Cafe as more of a brunch location and we popped in for drinks in the evening. We sat outside and were assured the fire tower would keep us warm, but it was windy and I was shivering the whole time. There was an event happening upstairs which may have been a more ideal spot - not their fault - but was not as relaxing to catch up with friends. I ordered the shrimp scampi, which was the pasta of the day. It was fine. Nothing special, but hit the spot. Again, I loved brunching here, so I suspect that dinner foods are less emphasized. But hey, I ate it up and was happy, just would pick something else next time. Also got an aperol spritz - can't go wrong with that - and enjoyed. Our server was very nice and attentive.

This is a neat place in the same building that one of my regular bike shops is at. Staff is pleasant and kind. Had to wait longer than expected to get service at the bar. Tho they were nice. The inside sitting area is a bit small, but cozy. The outdoor seating is a bit more vast and covered in shade by large trees. Although the staff, location, ambience, and appeal is 4 starts, the food isn't so much. The beer selections is extremely small, with only 4 beers on tap. Cans and bottles are limited as well. Not a lot of craft beers. They do offer a good bit of wine however and some mixed drinks. They did however have some allocated whiskeys such as Blanton's, EH Taylor, Eagle Rare, and Garrison on the shelf. Now, about the food, I tried the Parmesan Truffle Fries which were in a large pile, more fries than expected, but it was greatly lacking in the "truffle" part. Had some melted Parmesan cheese on it, but the truffle seasoning was so faint it was like it didn't exist other than adding a bit of an earthy dirt taste, which isn't how truffle fries should taste. Granted for the cost it was worth it for the serving size, but for the taste, you are better off getting regular fries with ketchup. Despite the food, the overall experience wasn't bad and is a nice place to sit with a beer after a long ride on the river trail.

Beautiful restaurant located at the Clearfork Trailhead with really nice outdoor seating available! I was there for dinner, and our waiter was attentive with quick service even though the restaurant was somewhat busy. The parmesan truffle fries were a good appetizer to share, and were enough for about 3 people. I also really enjoyed the spicy rigatoni, which was a large serving with a very generous portion of prosciutto. It wasn't super spicy but the sauce was very flavorful with perfectly cooked pasta. The dinner menu is a bit pricey, but I think it was worth it in terms of both quality and quantity! Press Cafe is overall a great place for a special occasion or just a pleasant dinner by the trail!

Warning! Only come here if you love yourself! We had such a lovely experience with diligent service and absolutely delicious culinary treats. The vibe here is upscale casual (if that makes sense) with a rustic tinge. There's plenty of outdoor seating, and it's pooch friendly. Our server, Rachel, was awesome. She was super friendly, never left our drinks empty and checked on us just enough to where we never had to waive her over, but didn't get annoyed. Everyone else who delivered our food was very amiable, as well. For cocktails I tried the Lolita and the Empress Express, and do yourself a favor and try them both, especially the Empress Express! Lolita is light and refreshing and not sweet, at all, which I love, and the Empress Express is perfection in a glass as the combination of the St. Germain and grapefruit with the light and fluffy whipped egg whites makes one of the best cocktails I've ever had. It is slightly sweet (coming from me who hates sweet drinks), but it's not going to give you diabetes like most cocktails. I loved the ratio of these both. Baked Goat cheese... really speaks for itself here... haha. Cheese with pesto, olives and tomatoes on fluffy white bread that's been lightly toasted... ugh. I'm drooling all over again. I love me some crispy brussel sprouts wherever I go when they're done right, and they are here! Not to mention the sauce, which seems like a balsamic glaze of sorts, is out of this world. I got a little crazy and dipped my Brussels in the goat cheese, I was not mad about that combo at all! Chicken Parmesan is such a basic entrée, but man, did they knock it out of the park! Juicy chicken covered in some dope-ass mozzarella, and that sauce tasted as if they used the freshest tomatoes from your grandmother's garden. The sauce on the spicy rigatoni was just as enjoyable, even more so if you like spicy because it is! I love spice, and this was not only spicy, but very flavorful (the sauce could've been ever so slightly thicker though), also, the crispy kale and prosciutto on the top are great compliments for the dish. My only complaint is we had to order more bread for the goat cheese and paid $2 for 2 tiny pieces. Come on guys! Help us bread lovers out. See y'all next time; keep it up!

You are paying for the atmosphere which is really nice . We sat outside because we are socializing are puppy. Our server was wonderful sweet and checked on us often. Food ,drinks and tip for 2 almost $90 . Sandwich potato chips and a bowl of pasta . Really nothing to be excited about. What really put me off is while people were eating and drinking they started moving tables and chairs causing dust to fly everywhere . Had to keep covering my drink with my hand. Tried it once but probably wouldn't go back.

Today was my first time at Press Cafe and it was amazing! I enjoyed today's special (thank you to our waitress Ciara (sorry if I misspelled it ) for making the suggestion! You gave us top tier service as well. I will for sure be back! P.S. Treat yourself and get the truffle fries!!!

Good ambiance near the River, nice outdoor seating, variety on the menu, friendly service and pet friendly. Ordered the Fish Sandwich and was a bit surprised that it looked similar to a frozen salmon burger patty. I should have asked what the fish was but made an assumption it would have been a grilled white fish or salmon filet and was wrong. The homemade chips were crispy and fresh, and we also ordered Brussel sprouts which were extremely tasty.

My drink was delicious, and the dip was as good as Lenny said it would be the vibe is very cute and the staff are hard working good people!

We invaded the outdoor dining area to watch the eclipse. The staff, food and space was terrific. This gal from Idaho was delighted with the experience. Thank you Press Cafe.

What a lil gem of a place! Went here on an unassuming Monday during happy hour. Our waiter Amanda was more than attentive, so kind, had great timing when bringing out or taking away plates, and was really very informative when it came to the menu/suggesting plates. My man had the spicy rigatoni, which was wonderfully made/seasoned, and the noodles were perfectly al dente! I had the ancient grain bowl with blackened shrimp (yes butterflied, yes de-veined!) and it was just scrumptious! We ordered the parm truffle fries as well, also amazing, as well as some happy hour cocktails which were delicious and perfectly mixed. New fav spot, cannot wait to go back!

I have only ever been to press cafe for brunch one time before and wow was I impressed with their dinner! The vibes was relaxing and cozy with their lighting. Our server was attentive and provided us recommendations from the menu. The food came our pretty quick and thats not because we sat next to the kitchen haha. I loved this place and plan to go back for sure! Get the brussels!

We came here for brunch on a Saturday morning after walking around the farmers market. We made a reservation but they were able to seat us 30 minutes early on the inside, even though it was cold it was pretty busy outside on the patio. We got water as soon as we were seated and she took our drinks order promptly. The drinks took a while to get to us but it was busy. The food came out pretty fast though after we ordered and I really enjoyed mine the rise and shine waffle. My hubby split the wagyu burger with his dad they said it was just ok. My mother in law had a omlet served with fruit which she enjoyed. It's a cute little place on the trial and it had a nice vibe I would come bacb and try something else.

Great location near trinity trail. I arrived with a friend for lunch at 11:30. The host quoted me 10 minutes for a table on the patio. I grabbed a seat at the bar and my friend and I ordered iced vanilla oatmilk lattes. It was really good! The bar service was a tad slow, considering the bartenders weren't slammed. And it took a good 25 minutes for the table on the patio Our server outside was great and made sure we had full water glasses through the meal. We split Brussels (which were TO DIE FOR) and I ordered the Mac and cheese with brisket while my friend got the chicken burger. The food was great, a little pricey, but for the atmosphere and location it was well worth it.

My friend Allie. Yes, Allie with an I. Lol. told me she liked coming here. So, when I received an invite to the Press Cafe, I was thrilled! Unfortunately, I was not able to dine in but, I was able to enjoy the ambiance of the restaurant. It was super crowded in Clearfork. There was a 5k Marathon going on and some other vendors were on site. Also, there was a reservation that was scheduled which, is why the wait, turned out to be an hour and 45 minutes! I decided to pass on the long wait. I gave them five stars for the ambiance maybe, in the near future I will be able to dine in.

We both had the "egg in the hole" It was delicious and cooked to perfection. I will definitely come back again and try another one other their fabulous entrées for breakfast!!!

Outstanding food and service! We came in for brunch on a Sunday at 9:30am and it was busy but not at all crowded. Mimosa was perfect--not too much OJ--and Bloody Mary was also delicious. Really appreciated the gluten-free bun option on my breakfast sandwich. The big windows let in a ton of natural light and the patio looked welcoming in warmer weather (though they had large fire pits blazing).

Very good food and nice atmosphere. Came here after a morning, bike ride and got the rise and shine waffle which was really good. Prices were good and the owner is very nice!

One of the best brunches I've ever had. The quiche was cooked perfectly - fluffy and flavorful. The kale salad was delicious. The chief uses high quality cheeses and the produce was all fresh. Our orange juice was fresh and latte was made perfectly. The server at the bar Matthew was friendly and attentive. I am perplexed at the 3.5 stars on the yelp page, its 10/10, 5 + stars for sure. I will now be a regular.

Callie was amazing- warm welcome smile- took the time to tell my the favorites and her personal likes - I was solo - treated like royalty .. been several time but the service today makes me wanna let everyone know!! The happy hour was outstanding - large portions ... a must try!!

Food was so good and the drinks were amazing! We dat outside and there's plenty of shade so it felt great in this Texas heat. Wait staff is attentive and kept us updated on our order. We will definitely ve coming back!

Jon is one of the finest representations of what a polished manager should be like food was good but the service was very Sewell level- excellence . The vegan Pattie's are from scratch!!

Parking lot was full, but I think quite a few people park & walk the trail. So don't be deterred, run in and check table availability. I was surprised to see 75% of the seating open. They have great outdoor seating as well. My husband enjoyed his chicken & waffles. We split the House Ricotta & Ciabatta. Ricotta had too much seasoning for my liking, but we enjoyed it. A waitress passing by asked us if we wanted more bread, it came out warm and fresh. If we ever ordered again I know to ask for fresh bread. I ordered the Veggie Burger. Which was quite flavorful. Service was great, clean restaurant & good food. We will be back, maybe once it warms up to sit outside.

Excellent staff all fresh ingredients always get the same thing quiche of the day with th kale salad never disappointed

We had brunch here, and it was AMAZING! 2 in our group got their favorite- crab cake salad. The crab was whole, large pieces and delicious. I had the lightly breaded fish with slaw salad- absolutely loved it, and would get it again. The last meal ordered- filet eggs Benedict- special treat! We also had 2 sushi rolls- they were VERY good and everything we had- the presentation was beautiful. Service was excellent. Gus was our waiter- he refilled all drinks before we even needed refilling. Couldn't ask for a better experience, or more delicious meal. Highly recommend trying this restaurant

Beautiful area to have brunch at! This is my favorite place for a nice Sunday out! Service is always excellent and the food is so good! Highly recommend!

My first visit here and I really liked it. I can be a bit picky with my ordering, and they were perfectly accommodating (I always want to change my sides from whatever starch, potato or rice, to vegetables). The food was great, but that is too be redirected from a Graham Elliot restaurant. They have a really awesome patio, with heaters and firepits (it was Winter when I visited). I will go back.

WOW. My family recently ate dinner at Press Cafe and enjoyed everything about our experience. The restaurant offers a simple menu that they execute to perfection. The food tastes mouthwateringly good with filling and fresh ingredients. We ordered the house ricotta with toasted ciabatta and parmesan truffle fries for apps, various entrees including the burgers and pasta for the main course, and the seasonal cobbler for dessert. It all tasted delicious. Our waiter was friendly and knowledgeable about the menu. They answered our questions and gave excellent recommendations on what to order. Service was quick and our waiter checked on us frequently. We all made comments about the casual and cool atmosphere and decor. You can dress down or up for a casual meal or a special occasion. The restaurant features ample seating, both indoor and outdoor, with a beautiful bar as the eye-catcher when you enter. Again, you can make your meal as casual or formal as you want depending on why you go. I highly recommend Press Cafe and will absolutely return every time I visit Fort Worth... I can't wait to try their brunch next!

Shanee, our waitress, was the most fantastic waitress ever. She was indeed a blessing for our Easter Sunday. She is a one of kind waitress. Best waitress around. She made the experience.

I really liked Press Cafe! The scenery outside was everything! The service was fast and I have no complaints at all on the food. I'd definitely go back.

The service is lovely and very attentive. I do think it is overpriced for the type of food and portion size. The location is very nice too! We sat outside and the staff made sure we were warm enough and the heaters were a good temperature for us. Their cafe au laits were also delicious. I got the toast with egg in the center (can't remember the official menu name) but the egg white wasn't entirely set which was kinda disappointing especially when paying so much. If came with a side of roasted potatoes and peppers which were seasoned really well. I would consider coming back again because the service and location were so nice. I might go for a lunch item or a sweet breakfast item next time

AMAZING! Loved the grilled cheese and tomato soup. Perfect for a college student missing home. Also the service is so amazing! We loved our waiter. The view of the river right there is perfect. Great for all times of the day.

This place is very overrrated and extremely overpriced for what you get. I paid $30 for an espresso martini and the medi dip appetizer. The drink had a "dusting" of cinnamon on top, which completely ruins the drink because it is such a strong and overpowering ingredient that you can't even tell it's an espresso martini. All you smell and taste is cinnamon. The medi plate was tasty, but was extremely small for a $15 appetizer. I was shocked at how little dip they gave. I'm glad I tried Press, but I won't be going back.

I was ready to give up on eating food in public... and then I met Grace. Her kindred spirit immediately gave me the confidence to order the crispy chicken sandwich I've been waiting years to try. Grace is 1 of 1 and might be an actual angel.