10 Best Things to Do After Dinner in Fort Worth

Sundance Square is located right in the heart of downtown Forth Worth and is a nightlife area that's pedestrian-friendly and always hopping with bars, shops, and events all year long.

You can catch live concerts and entertainment at the Sundance Square Plaza, head for the Performance all to catch an opera or ballet, or stroll with your loved one through the Fort Worth Water Gardens park and walk past waterfalls and pools. You can head for any of the many bars and nightclubs in the district and party or dance the night away, or hit some of the local clothing stores to shop for a new outfit.

Hidden Valley Miniature golf is about 25 minutes northeast of the city center and offers a full putt putt course, video game room, pavilions and more. Best of all, it's open after dinner in the evenings, which means there's a wealth of family friendly fun to be had not far away from the core of dining and shopping in downtown.

Each hole is immaculately maintained with fun bank shots, water traps, and tricky puzzles to solve. It doesn't matter whether you're a kid or an adult of any age, Hidden Valley Miniature Golf is ready to put a smile on your face.

West 7th Street is a main street business hub of dining, shopping, and entertainment that crosses into the Upper West Side of Fort Worth from Moticello through University Park. This long stretch of road offers some of the most popular clubs, bars, and restaurants in Fort Worth so it's a great place for those after dinner libations at places like Angelo's, Chimy''s Cerveceria, Bahama Buck's, and others.

On this stretch you'll also find a wide range of stores and shops from big box, big name stores to small boutiques. It's a good option whether you're looking for a cocktail or just to take a walk in the lights and life of the city at night.

Stockyards Rodeo is located just 10 minutes north of the town square and is among the only year-round full rodeo shows in the world. The stockyards are open daily for tours and fun, but the rodeo shows are the real attraction and they take place every Friday and Saturday night with a two-hour extravaganza that delivers what the Rodeo claims is an "authentic Western Cowboy experience."

You'll experience the excitement of cowboys riding bucking broncos and the laughs of Rodeo clowns between riding. It's a fun and exciting adventure that's family friendly and should appeal to anyone of any age.

The Coyote Drive-In is located just a 15 minute walk north of downtown Fort Worth and shows double features of classic and current blockbuster films with prices by the car. In addition to great movies, the drive-in has a walk-up pavilion where you can get snacks from popcorn and drinks to hot dogs, pizza, sweets, and even craft brews, wine, and cider, and where you can relax before or during the show.

It's even possible to book the entire drive-in for a party or private event managed by the venue's event team. If the kids get bored, they will enjoy the onsite playground area.

Four Day Weekend is an improvisational comedy troupe made up of experienced stand-up comics who have been entertaining Fort Worth since 1997. It's located right in the heart of downtown, less than 5 minutes' walk from the city center.

In addition to three scheduled shows every week, the theater includes a bar where you can enjoy a few cocktails before and during the show. Fans of improv comedy on television will enjoy taking in many of the familiar "theater sports" portrayed on hit TV shows, all done live with full audience participation.

Hyena's Comedy Nightclub is the longest-running comedy club in the city of Fort Worth and showcases acclaimed comics, both new and national stars. It's directly in the heart of Fort Worth right at the city center. Some of the comedians who have showcased here include Nick Guerra, Chris Porter, Jasmine Ellis, and many others.

The club offers regular open mic nights where you can catch new and rising stars or even try your own hand at stand up and hosts many national comdy tours.

Scat Jazz Lounge is a throwback Jazz bar that's located in a subterranean space reminiscent of a 1920s speakeasy with live music from local and national acts. It's designed to evoke the feel of the Roaring Twenties and is situated within an historic building that once housed a Woolworth department store.

It's an adult club built to offer great craft cocktails with dark, swanky, and comfortable surroundings with art deco and wood accents combined with red velvet curtains for a true and complete Jazz Age experience.