Caterina's
Restaurant · Stockyards ·
Classic Italian-American dining, phone-free, intimate atmosphere
Classic Italian-American dining, phone-free, intimate atmosphere
"Tim Love’s venture into fine Italian dining in Fort Worth caused quite a stir with it’s no-cell phone policy. Because of that, phots aren’t exactly floating around social media of it but the dining room evokes old school Little Italy — exposed brick walls, black leather booths, and photos of mobsters on the walls. The menu follows, offering Lobster Alison, veal chop with Parmesan, and branzino — all the classics of Italian fine dining." - Courtney E. Smith
"Tim Love’s venture into fine Italian dining in Fort Worth caused quite a stir with it’s no-cell phone policy. Evoking New York’s Little Italy, it offers Lobster ‘Alison,’ veal chop with parmesan, and branzino — all the classics." - Courtney E. Smith
"Why Chef Tim Love Banned Cell Phones at His New Restaurant. A lot of opinions on our various social channels about this story. Some folks loved the idea and immediately made reservations at Caterina’s, while others thought it was one heck of an overstep. Either way, Love got everyone talking about his restaurant." - Courtney E. Smith
"Chef Tim Love’s ode to timeless Italian‑American dining in the Fort Worth Stockyards features classic dishes like coniglio braised en agrodolce with golden raisins and pine nuts, spicy roasted chicken with whipped ricotta, and a veal chop served with parmesan, mozzarella, and marinara." - Courtney E. Smith
"Caterina's is a classic Italian dining room in the Fort Worth Stockyards, notable for its policy requiring diners to give up their cell phones while eating. The venue offers dishes like beef carpaccio with black truffle emulsion, escolar with citrus granita, Coniglio en Agrodolce, and a dish named after the owner’s sister featuring lobster and sweet corn ravioli. The restaurant is named after the chef's late sister, Kathleen." - Courtney E. Smith
