Restaurant Week at Sundance Square in Fort Worth, TX

Sundance Square in downtown Fort Worth was once a hang-out of the famouse outlaw, the Sundance Kid. Known by a less sunny name in those days, it was went by the moniker Hell's Half Acre.

A primary cattle driver's stop on the old Chisholm Trail, the area is steeped in history and echoes its former glory. The buildings lining brick streets have reclaimed their former 1900's splendor, and are home to well-known and respected names in home furnishings, literature, jewelry and more.

For the diner, Sundance's offerings are as diverse as its visitors, ranging from Piranha Killer Sushi and Ferre Ristorante e Bar, to a hearty Texas steak at the 8.0 Bar and Café.

Entertainment options include the Flying Saucer's live entertainment, concerts and musicals at Bass Performance Hall and AMC Palace 9 Theater for movies. Art lovers aren't forgotten, and can take in various collections at the Sid Richardson Museum, Milan and Thomas Kinkade Galleries.

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Sundance Square in Fort Worth, TX

Located in downtown Fort Worth, the Sundance Square is one of the most historically significant locales in Texas, while also the most popular haunts for locals and visitors to Texas alike.