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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Welcome from Dr. Kathy Cavins-Tull ...................................................................................................2
TCU Mission, Vision, and Core Values .................................................................................................. 3
Vision ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................3
Core Values ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 3
Goals ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 3
Student Affairs .............................................................................................................................................. 4
Student Affairs Logo .......................................................................................................................................................................................................4
Chancellor’s Cabinet ................................................................................................................................... 5
Student Affairs Executive ........................................................................................................................ 7
Leadership Team ..........................................................................................................................................7
Getting Settled at Work ............................................................................................................................8
Human Resources Paperwork ..............................................................................................................................................................................8
ID Card ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 8
E-mail .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
Parking .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
Phone ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
Navigating Fort Worth ............................................................................................................................... 9
Places Of Worship Near TCU ...................................................................................................................................................................................9
Jewish Congregations ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Muslim Mosques ................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
Post Ofce .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
Banks.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10
Dining ............................................................................................................................................................... 11
W 7th Street ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................11
Magnolia Street................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 12
Historic Stockyards ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Downtown Fort Worth ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
University Area ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Clearfork Area ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
THINGS TO DO ............................................................................................................................................. 16
Western Experience ...................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Museums & Galleries .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Attractions ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 17
Nightlife .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 17
SHOPPING...................................................................................................................................................... 19
Grocery Stores .................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
Shopping Areas................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 19
Household Shopping ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
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Welcome from Dr. Kathy Cavins-Tull
Welcome to the Division of Student Affairs at TCU! We’re glad you’re here! Whether this is your rst
professional position or another step in your career, I am certain that your professional experience at TCU
will be a great opportunity for learning and one that you’ll enjoy. As a new member of the TCU and Fort
Worth community, I think you’ll nd a rich and dynamic environment on campus and in our city and I
hope you’ll feel the warmth of a very interdependent university community. Best of all is the great group
of students that we are privileged to work with every day! It won’t be long before you will truly know how
special it is to be a TCU Horned Frog!
TCU is committed to creating a world-class, values-centered university, and the departments within our
division are a fundamental element in bringing this vision to life. From large scale initiatives like Frogs First
and LEAPS, to everyday interactions in our residence halls, chapter houses or Market Square, the Student
Affairs staff is involved and invested in our students’ lives. How lucky we are to have the opportunity to
participate in the growth and development of our students as responsible citizens and ethical leaders in
our global society.
This manual has been developed to help familiarize you with the people and resources of our division and
our community. I hope that you will nd it useful and I look forward to welcoming you in person soon.
Go Frogs!
Kathy Cavins-Tull, PhD
Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
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TCU MISSION, VISION, AND CORE VALUES
MISSION
To educate individuals to think and act as ethical leaders and responsible citizens in the global community.
VISION
To create a world-class, values-centered university experience for our students.
CORE VALUES
TCU values academic achievement, personal freedom and integrity, the dignity and respect of the
individual, and a heritage of inclusiveness, tolerance and service.
GOALS
1. STRENGTHEN ACADEMIC PROFILE AND REPUTATION
To maintain our momentum, we will continue to pursue the brightest students and will increase
undergraduate enrollment by roughly 600 students for a total student body of 11,000 in coming years.
2. STRENGTHEN ENDOWMENT
By strengthening our endowment, we will lessen the pressure and unsustainability of continual tuition
increases. We will also signicantly increase our nancial strength and competitive advantage.
3. STRENGTHEN TCU EXPERIENCE AND CAMPUS CULTURE
TCU’s culture – that sense of spirited belonging – is one of our greatest strengths, equally as important as
the academic experience.
4. STRENGTHEN WORKFORCE (BOTH EMPLOYEES AND GRADUATES)
To be the best, we must nurture the strongest faculty and staff who will then prepare our graduates to
use their University degrees and experiences to make positive and lasting contributions to society.
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The Division of Student Affairs at TCU provides student programs and services that support student success
and enhance the collegiate experience. TCU offers a rich learning environment, and through a variety of
experiences, students engage in a process of intellectual, personal, moral and social development.
STUDENT AFFAIRS LOGO
In order for Student Affairs to build a strong brand on campus and in the community it is essential for all
divisions to follow branding guidelines. If everyone works together, we will enhance the image of each
department as well as the overall image of Student Affairs and TCU.
When each department uses the Student Affairs logo it creates awareness of what Student Affairs does
and how imperative the division is to the TCU student experience.
Below are the logo guidelines
• The Student Affairs logo must be visible on all communications that departments develop. This includes
printed materials, emails, website, etc.
• The logo should be easily visible, large enough to read and high quality so it is not pixilated.
• If you do not have an electronic version of the logo please contact Susan Nethery at 817-257-5641or
[email protected] and she will assist you.
Below are examples of the approved Student Affairs logos for various departments
For more information please visit the Student Affairs Marketing website (https://studentaffairs.tcu.edu/
student-affairs-marketing/) to review guidelines, checklist and recommendations on marketing.
Center for Career &
Professional Development
STUDENT AFFAIRS
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Victor J. Boschini, Jr.
Chancellor and
Professor of Education
Jonathan Benjamin-Alvarado
Senior Advisor to
the Chancellor/Chief
Inclusion Ofcer
Whitnee Boyd
Coordinator of Special
Projects
Kathryn Cavins-Tull
Vice Chancellor for
Student Affairs
Yohna Chambers
Vice Chancellor for
Human Resources
Teresa Dahlberg
Provost/Vice Chancellor
for Academic Affairs
Jeremiah Donati
Director of
Intercollegiate Athletics
Sharon Gooding
Director of Ofce of
Institutional Equity
Bryan C. Lucas
Chief Technology Ofcer
Susan Mace Weeks
Vice Provost for
Academic Affairs
Jean M. Pickett
Chief of Staff
Lauren Nixon
Coordinator of
Chancellor’s Programs
and Executive Initiatives
Andrea Nordmann
Chief University
Compliance Ofcer
Bill Nunez
Vice Chancellor
for Finance and
Administration
Jason Safran
Chief Investment Ofcer
Tracy Syler-Jones
Vice Chancellor
for Marketing and
Communication
CHANCELLOR’S CABINET
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CHANCELLOR’S CABINET (cont’d)
Aisha Torrey-Sawyer
Director of Diversity and
Inclusion
Lee Tyner
General Counsel
Donald J. Whelan, Jr.
Vice Chancellor for
University Advancement
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STUDENT AFFAIRS EXECUTIVE
LEADERSHIP TEAM
Kathy Cavins-Tull
Vice Chancellor of
Student Affairs
Craig Allen
Executive Director for
Housing & Residence Life
and Fraternity & Sorority Life
Adrian Andrews
Assistant Vice Chancellor
for Public Safety
Todd Boling
University Chaplain
Mike Caldwell
Executive Director of
the Center for Career
and Professional
Development
Jude Kiah
Assistant Vice Chancellor
for Student Affairs
Administration
Karen Morgan
Dean of Students
Vanessa Roberts Bryan
Assistant Vice
Chancellor for Student
Affairs, Leadership &
Student Involvement
Michael Russel
Associate Vice
Chancellor and Dean of
Students
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GETTING SETTLED AT WORK
HUMAN RESOURCES PAPERWORK
HR is located 2701 Berry Street.
Bring your Social Security Card and another ID (passport or driver’s license).
It may take several days to generate a TCU ID number for you, so go as early as possible.
ID CARD
To get your TCU ID, visit the TCU ID Ofce on the second oor of the BLUU, Suite 2033.
Bring your TCU ID number that Human Resources has emailed to you.
E-MAIL
Go to my.tcu.edu.
At the bottom of the page click “Need a TCU User Name.”
Follow the instructions (it will be created immediately, but will take 24 hours to populate in Outlook).
To check your new e-mail, open Microsoft Outlook.
As a note, you may have “dots” in your e-mail address (e.g. a.r.clark@tcu.edu), those “dots” go away when
entering a user-id to log onto the computer or e-mail (e.g. arclark).
PARKING
Go to the TCU Police Department located on Lubbock Street.
Be sure to bring your ID, your vehicle information, and your license plate number.
In August, you’ll be able to renew online. They will send e-mails about this process.
PHONE
123456 is your default password.
Press the messages button on your phone and follow the prompts to set up your voicemail.
If you experience difculties as you move to Fort Worth or get settled in your new ofce, here are some
helpful phone numbers.
Computer Help Desk 817-257-6855
Human Resources 817-257-7790
Physical Plant 817-257-7956
TCU Police 817-257-7777
New Contact Information
Ofce Postal Address:
TCU Box____________
Fort Worth, TX 76129
Ofce Phone:
817.257. _______ (Direct Line)
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PLACES OF WORSHIP NEAR TCU
University Baptist Church
2720 Wabash Ave
817-926-3318
9:00am Sunday School, 10:30am Worship
ubcfortworth.org
University United Methodist
2416 West Berry
817-926-4626
9:15am Traditional
11:15am Contemporary Worship
uumcfw.com
University Christian Church
2720 S. University Drive
817-926-6631
9:00/11:00am Worship
universitychristianchurch.org
First Congregational United Church of Christ
4201 Trail Lake Drive
817-923-2990
9:00am Contemporary / 11:00am Traditional Worship
fwfccucc.org
St. Andrews Roman Catholic
3314 Dryden Rd
817-927-5383
Mass: 7:00/8:30/10:30/12:30pm/5pm
Sat 5:30pm
standrewcc.org
Trinity Episcopal Church
3401 S Bellaire Drive
817-926-4631
8:00am /9:15am/11:30am/ 5:00pm
fortworthtrinity.org
St. Stephen Presbyterian Church
2700 McPherson Ave
817-927-8411
8:30 /11:00am Worship
ststephen-pcusa.com
Society of Friends (Quakers)
University Christian Church, Room 201
2720 South University Dr,
682-472-6770
11:00am Worship
Second Church of Christ Scientist
2112 Forest Park Drive
817-927-8619
10:30 am Worship
Wed: 7:30pm
christiansciencefortworth.com
JEWISH CONGREGATIONS
Temple Beth-El Congregation (Reform)
4900 Briarhaven Rd, 817-332-7141
bethelfw.org
Ahavath Sholom (Conservative)
4050 S. Hulen Drive, 817-731-4721
ahavathsholom.org
MUSLIM MOSQUES
Islamic Association of Tarrant County
4901 Diaz, 817-737-8104
iatc-fortworth.org
Masjid Hassan Al-Islam
1201 E. Allen Ave, 817-923-5929
OFFICE OF RELIGIOUS AND SPIRITUAL LIFE
817-257-7830
Jarvis Hall
faith@tcu.edu
www.faith.tcu.edu
Rev. Todd Boling, University Chaplain
Rev. Lea McCracken, Associate Chaplain & Church Relations Ofcer
Cindy Rodriguez, Administrative Assistant
Lisa Swain, Chapel Coordinator
NAVIGATING FORT WORTH
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NAVIGATING FORT WORTH CONT’D
POST OFFICE
On-Campus : There is a post ofce on the rst oor of the BLUU. Their hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4p.m. Mondays
through Fridays and package pick up 9 to 11 a.m. on Saturdays. They offer all postal services except
International Postal Money Orders and Passport Services. They only accept cash.
Off-Campus:
There are several US post ofces close to TCU
4450 Oak Park Lane
2600 8th Avenue
3101 W 6th Street
For more information on US Post Ofces, please visit
http://www.usps.com
BANKS
Bank of America
3100 S. University Dr
817-922-6700
Chase Bank
3070 S University Dr
817-806-2942
Citi Bank ATM
1616 W. Berry St.
800-627-3999
PNC Bank
3113 S. Hulen St.
817-806-1870
EECU
1617 W. 7th St.
817-882-0000
Veritex Community Bank
3880 Hulen Street
817-806-5900
Wells Fargo
1661 S. University Dr
817-870-2404
Wells Fargo
4533 Bellarie Drive South
817-731-3812
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DINING
W 7TH STREET
Blue Mesa Grill
612 Carroll Street
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 332-6372
Blue Mesa Grill delivers the bold, colorful tastes of
the Southwest daily at lunch and dinner, plus a
popular Sunday brunch buffet. Don’t miss trying a
custom margarita – the bar has over 1000 tequilas.
Eddie V’s Prime Seafood
3100 W. 7th Street
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 336-8000
Eddie V’s Prime Seafood is culinary inspired by
the great seafood restaurants of New Orleans, San
Francisco and Boston, yet with a dapper decor
that nods to early-Vegas cool. Flown-in-daily
seafood and USDA prime, center-cut aged steaks
are paired with bold sauces and stunning sides,
blending New American cuisine with Gulf Coast
and Asian inuences. The sleek V-Lounge offers
dining and live music nightly.
Rodeo Goat
2836 Bledsoe Street
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 877-4628
Region: West Seventh
Rodeo Goat has a large selection of Texas and
American craft beers to accompany the fun burger
creations you won’t nd anywhere else, with
toppings like peanut butter, grilled peaches or
candied bacon.
Barcadia Bar and Grill
816 Matisse Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 348-8606
Feel like a kid again as you play vintage arcade
games with your friends. This bar and grill offers a
great food and drink menu, so grab your friends for
some fun!
Blue Sushi Sake Grill
3131 West 7th Street
Fort Worth, TX 76107
(817) 332-2583
Adding American attitude to traditional Japanese
dishes, Blue Sushi will entertain your palate with
something unexpected, whether pickled ginger
root or “thriller sauce.” Whatever your tastes, get
ready for one innovative meal.
Chimy’s Cerveceria
1053 Foch Street
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 348-8888
It’s not fast food. It’s what fast food should be -
quick, inexpensive and tasty, and with a full bar.
Chimy’s has great margaritas, cold beer and a
spicy menu that includes fajita nachos, green chile
cheeseburgers and signature “Chimy”-changas,
deep-fried burritos served with queso.
Fred’s Texas Cafe
915 Currie Street
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 332-0083
Nationally acclaimed burgers, fabulous chicken-
fried steak, the coldest beer in town -- that’s Fred’s
Texas Cafe, a beloved local dive that’s serious about
food and casual about everything else. Indoors,
booths and barstools are held together with duct
tape; outdoors, the expansive patio, featuring live
bands, is a comfortable as your own backyard.
In-N-Out Burger
2900 W. 7th Street
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (800) 786-1000
Region: West Seventh
This California burger chain with a cult-like
following is famed for its cooked-fresh-when-
ordered burgers and fries. For extra tastiness, order
your burger “animal style” -- pickles, grilled onions,
and mustard fried onto each meat patty.
La Familia
841 Foch Street
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 870-2002
La Familia lives up to its name - from the hearty
greeting when you enter to the solicitous service
throughout your meal of home-style Mexican and
Tex-Mex dishes, you’ll denitely feel like family.
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DINING CONT’D
MAGNOLIA STREET
Avoca Coffee
1311 W. Magnolia Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Phone: (682) 233-0957
The standards are high but the atmosphere is
relaxed at this artisanal coffee shop. Using organically
grown, single-origin beans that are roasted onsite;
the baristas here pour the perfect espresso to enjoy
in the light-lled, lounge-able surroundings.
Brewed Coffee and Pub
801 W. Magnolia Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Phone: (817) 945-1545
Soups, sandwiches, salads and small plates made
with locally sourced organic ingredients are on the
menu at this coffeehouse/pub. Wash it all down
with coffee from local roasters, a lovely tea, or one
of the dozens of craft beers.
Heim BBQ
1109 W. Magnolia Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Phone: (817) 882-6970
Heim BBQ prides themselves on traditional Texas
Style Barbecue, the slow and low process of
creating tender savory smoked meats that let the
avor speak for itself.
Yucatan Taco Stand Tequila Bar and Grill
909 W. Magnolia
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Phone: (817) 924-8646
Region: Near Southside
Yucatan Taco Stand draws a young and festive
crowd with its eclectic décor, modern Mexican
cuisine, and a bar stocked with more than 100
different tequilas.
HISTORIC STOCKYARDS
Billy Bob’s Texas
2520 Rodeo Plaza
Fort Worth, TX 76164
Phone: (817) 624-7117
Billy Bob’s Texas is simply larger than life. The club
has almost three acres under one roof, has been
voted country music’s club of the year a whopping
11 times, hosts the biggest names in the business
every weekend, and has live bull-riding shows on
Friday and Saturday night. Merle Haggard set a
world record here when he bought the entire club
a round of drinks. Life as a country-music fan is not
complete unless you’ve visited the “World’s Largest
Honky-Tonk,” where legends are made.
Cooper’s Pit BBQ
301 Stockyards Boulevard
Fort Worth, TX 76164
Phone: (817) 626-6464
Born in Llano, the barbecue capital of central Texas,
Cooper’s has served its pit barbecue to hundreds
of thousands of hungry diners since its founding in
1953. Located in the historic Fort Worth Stockyards,
Cooper’s has a large main dining area as well as an
incredible indoor/outdoor patio with a view of the
Fort Worth skyline.
Hunter Brothers’ H3 Ranch
109 E Exchange Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76106
Phone: (817) 624-1246
Delicious trout, lip-smackin’ ribs and succulent
steaks will satisfy the heartiest of appetites. No
meal is complete without dessert: homemade pies
and cobblers are baked fresh daily, and H3’s Jack
Daniels ice cream with a brownie and chocolate
sauce is legendary.
Love Shack
110 East Exchange Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76164
Phone: (817) 740-8812
Region: Stockyards/Northside
Iron Chef winner and owner Tim Love has created
a gourmet burger joint featuring outdoor seating,
live music, and a menu that will have you coming
back for more! Love Shack has two locations, the
Stockyards and the University area, both ready to
serve you.
DOWNTOWN FORT WORTH
– SUNDANCE SQUARE
Texas de Brazil
101 N. Houston
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Phone: (817) 882-9500
Texas de Brazil, an authentic Brazilian churrascaria
(steakhouse), combines the cuisine of southern
Brazil with the generous spirit of Texas. Come enjoy
a parade of deliciously seasoned grilled meats,
served tableside by a troop of roaming gaucho-clad
carvers from large sword-like skewers, accompanied
by traditional Brazilian side dishes and an
extravagant salad area.
Little Red Wasp
808 Main St
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Phone: (817) 877-3111
Simple, brick-walled eatery boasting a full bar with
ample beers, American eats & weekend brunch.
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DINING CONT’D
Simply Fondue Fort Worth
111 West 4th Street Suite 15
Sundance Square
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Phone: (817) 348-0633
This intimate below-street-level restaurant offers
many ways to enjoy fondue, including low-fat
cooking options such as seasoned vegetable broth
instead of the usual hot oil for the meat/seafood
course. From the starter cheese fondue, with bread
cubes and apples for dipping, to the grand nale
of ambéed chocolate fondue with fresh fruits and
angel cake, every bite is sinfully delicious.
Reata
310 Houston Street
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Phone: (817)336-1009
This ranch-themed upscale hot spot has
Southwestern fare & a rooftop bar with views of Fort
Worth.
Flying Saucer
111 E. Third Street
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Phone: (817) 336-7470
The Flying Saucer has the perfect gourmet
sandwich or sausage and cheese platter to
accompany their more than 100 beers on tap.
When the weather is great, enjoy the outdoor
upper and lower beer gardens. Entertainment
every Thursday-Sunday night and live bands every
Monday night.
Razzoo’s Cajun Café
318 Main Street
Sundance Square
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Phone: (817) 429-7009
For food-, music-, drink- and fun-loving Cajuns, and
those who are Cajun at heart: Enjoy huge portions
of grilled gator or fried catsh with a Beer Rita or
a frozen Swamp Thang while you tap your toes to
the ddle-accordion-washboard soundtrack.
UNIVERSITY AREA
Ol’ South Pancake House
1509 S. University
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 336-0311
This family restaurant has been dishing out
delicious breakfast plates since 1962. Comfortable
decor and efcient service also recommend the
place, as you can tell by weekend breakfast lines.
Other traditional lunch and dinner menu items
can also be found.
Buffalo Bros.
3015 S University Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (817) 386-9601
Buffalo Bros. serves New York-style wings, pizza,
and subs on the TCU drag. Chicken wings and
tenders come in six avors and quantities from
three to one hundred. The pizzas are small, large,
and in between, with a wealth of toppings. Looking
for a sandwich? Their toasted subs come half or
whole in nine varieties.
Einstein Bros. Bagels
3050 S. University Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (817) 923-3444
In addition to a wide array of avored bagels from
honey whole wheat to jalapeno to chocolate chip,
Einstein Bros serves a variety of breakfast and
lunch fare.
Dutch’s Hamburgers
3009 South University Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (817) 927-5522
Named after legendary TCU coach Leo “Dutch”
Meyer, Dutch’s is a lively University-area hangout
known for its fresh-ground, all-natural, juicy-not-
greasy burgers. Chicken, mushroom, and veggie-
patty sandwiches are also available. All are piled
high with your choice of toppings and add-ons — try
the Texas-style chili — and come with home-style
fries, onion rings, or tater tots.
Fuzzy’s Taco Shop
2917 W Berry Street
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (817) 924-7943
Fuzzy’s boasts that it is “Home of the Original Fish
Taco,” so be sure to sample the Tempura Baja Taco.
Fuzzy’s huge menu offers Tex-Mex dishes including
fajitas and burritos. Fuzzy’s is busy and the order
pick-up line is take-out or dine-in. Table service is
relatively fast.
McAlister’s Deli - University
3053 South University Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (817) 924-3354
The sandwiches at McAlister’s Deli come hot, grilled,
sub or club, with premium ingredients like Black
Angus roast beef, caramelized onions and brie on
artisan-style breads.
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DINING CONT’D
The Woodshed Smokehouse
3201 Riverfront Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 877-4545
The Woodshed Smokehouse is chef Tim Love’s
homage to all things grilled, roasted and slow-
cooked, featuring an ever-rotating selection of beef,
chicken, pork, wild game, sh and vegetables, all
cooked over a variety of woods and re sources.
Jimmy Johns
3021 S University Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (817) 922-9900
Counter-serve chain specializing in sub & club
sandwiches, plus signature potato chips.
Panera
611 S Hulen StFort Worth,TX76132
Phone: (817) 370-1802
Serves soup, salad, sandwiches and bakery treats
without articial preservatives, sweeteners, avors
or colors from articial sources.
Eatzi’s Market & Bakery
1540 S. University Dr. #100
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 945-9095
A European-style eatery where you can nd hot
food, sandwiches, salads, bakery items and a case
of take home options.
Blue Goose Cantina
1612 S University • Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 984-8710
Chips and salsa are always fresh, the fajitas come
out fast, and they do on-point versions of staples
including queso, guacamole, and sour chicken
enchiladas.
Potbelly
3058 S University Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (817) 922-0452
Retro-style counter-serve chain known for made-
to-order toasted sandwiches, salads & baked
goods.
CLEARFORK AREA
Amorino Gelato
5274 Monahans Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (682) 312-9115
A European gelato brand known for their unique
ower shaped cone, Amorino brings unlimited
avor combinations to Fort Worth.
B&B Butchers & Restaurant
5212 Marathon Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (817) 737-5212
The dual concept is dedicated to serving the nest
Texas and Japanese Wagyu beef, as well as in-
house dry-aged USDA Prime beef - all hand cut in
the butcher shop.
City Works Eatery & Pour House
5288 Monahans Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (682) 207-1500
City Works Eatery and Pour House offers a
sprawling craft beer list of over 90 local, regional,
and global craft brews, complemented by classic
American cuisine with unique twists. Open for
lunch, happy hour, dinner and late night, it’s a cut
above the average sports bar, with its impressive
array of indoor at screen HDTVs, state-of-the-art
audio and an upbeat, energetic atmosphere.
CRÚ Food & Wine Bar
5188 Marathon Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (817) 737-9463
CRÚ Food & Wine Bar offers a glimpse into the
sophisticated world of wine. This esteemed wine
bar features over 300 wine selections from all
over the world. Along with our exclusive award-
winning wine list, we also offer an extensive brunch
and lunch menu, and a large selection of artisan
cheeses and stone oven red pizzas.
Doc B’s Fresh Kitchen
5253 Marathon Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (682) 231-8820
Doc B’s is best known for its avorful dishes and
expansive menu that is all made from scratch
daily. Dubbed a “no-veto-vote” menu, Doc B’s truly
has something for everyone and every occasion.
The menu includes dishes like seasonal entrées,
salads, burgers and sandwiches that will leave
diners craving more. Doc B’s also impresses with an
extensive craft beer, wine and spirits selection, not
to mention the specialty cocktails.
Flower Child
1616 South University Dr, #301
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (682) 348-7373
At Flower Child, they make everything from scratch,
using fresh ingredients to serve healthy food that
takes you to a happy place. Menu items include
salads, bowls, entrees and wraps.
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Fixe Southern House
5282 Marathon Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (682) 707-3965
Fixe celebrates the soul of the south with Sunday
Supper served nightly in a warm and spirited
atmosphere. Bringing to life familiar tastes
imagined in progressive ways, Chef James Robert
and his team pay homage to his roots with an
eye to tradition, a commitment to quality, and a
passion to bring their guests an unexpected and
memorable culinary experience.
Grimaldi’s Pizzeria
5276 Monahans Avenue Suite J-200
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (817) 377-0642
What makes Grimaldi’s the most award-winning
pizzeria in the U.S.? Fresh ingredients, handmade
mozzarella, and our “secret recipe” dough; a thin,
smoky and crispy crust only possible with a coal-
red brick oven; and an open-kitchen layout with a
premium bar and an extensive wine list. Our classic
NY style pizza, cheesy calzones, crisp and fresh
salads, and creamy house made cheesecake set us
apart from all others.
Joy Macarons
5254 Marathon Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (682) 707-3604
JOY Macarons is a local bakery that handcrafts
small batches of French macarons and ice cream
sandwiches using the nest available ingredients
including freshly-milled almonds, Valrhona
chocolate, and seasonal fruits.
Kate Weiser Chocolate
5182 Marathon Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (682) 703-8125
Kate Weiser Chocolate is where chocolate meets art.
Luna Grill
5239 Marathon Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (682) 350-9889
Luna Grill offers wholesome Mediterranean cuisine
such as signature kabob plates, gourmet salads,
appetizers including hummus and falafel, wraps,
desserts, craft beer and wine in a contemporary
setting. All foods, marinades and sauces are crafted
with care daily and meals are made fresh to order
and served to the table with genuine cutlery and
tableware.
Malai Kitchen
5289 Monahans Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (682) 707-3959
Malai Kitchen is a modern approach to traditionally-
inspired Southeast Asian cuisine set in an elegant,
globally-inspired restaurant. Featuring elevated
versions of classics like Tom Kha Ga, Iron Pot Green
Curry Chicken, and Jungle Curry Hot Pot, our menu
caters to the healthy lifestyle of Fort Worth diners
by only using lean proteins and offering vegetarian,
vegan-friendly, and gluten-free options.
Mesero
4955 Gage Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (817) 402-0744
Mesero is beyond Tex Mex but lives up to its promise
of Mexican Spirit American Life. One taste of the
iconic Queso Mesero and brisket tacos will keep you
coming back for more. The shrimp loaded ceviche is
truly crave worthy. Be sure not to skip the amazing
drink list, it’s the best part!
Pinstripes
5001 Trailhead Bend Way
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (682) 352-0808
Founded in 2007 by Dale Schwartz, Pinstripes was
the realization of Schwartz’s decades-long vision of
creating a welcoming, country club-style venue in
which guests could unwind and connect with the
people in their lives over exceptional food, good
wine and social gaming.
rise n°3
5135 Monahans Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (817) 737-7473
rise is inspired by the simplicity and versatility of the
soufé, and the European way of celebrating the
genuine pleasures of the table. It began in Dallas,
Texas in 2008 with a dream to engage all the senses
in an environmentally conscious salon de soufé.
Twigs Bistro & Martini Bar
5289 Marathon Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (817) 737-7473
Twigs Bistro and Martini Bar is a casual yet elegant
dining experience offering a variety of delicious
American dishes from salads and hand-made
pizzas, to sandwiches, pastas, and steak entrees.
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MOVIE THEATERS
Hulen Movie Tavern
4920 S Hulen Street
Fort Worth, TX 76132
Phone: (817) 546-7090
Region: Hulen
West 7th Street Movie Tavern
2872 Crockett Street
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (682) 503-8101
Region: West Seventh
Movie Tavern combines the enjoyment of movies
with an in-theatre dining experience. A menu of
Classic American favorites is served to Movie Tavern
guests while they enjoy rst- run lms in state-of-
the-art auditoriums.
AMC Dine-In Clearfork 8
Located next to Pinstripes on Trailhead Bend Way
Fort Worth, TX 76132
Phone: (817) 769-6762
Fresh ingredients. Handcrafted dishes. Enjoy your
meal while you experience the very best in sight,
sound and seating.
WESTERN EXPERIENCE
Texas Cowboy Hall Of Fame
128 E. Exchange
Historic Barn A
Fort Worth, TX 76164
Phone: (817) 626-7131
Region: Stockyards/Northside
The Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame pays tribute to
the cowboys and cowgirls who have excelled in
the sports of rodeo, cutting and ranching, and
those individuals who have dedicated their lives to
promoting and preserving Texas Western heritage.
Stockyards Station
130 E. Exchange Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76164
Phone: (817) 625-9715
Region: Stockyards/Northside
Located in the heart of the Fort Worth Stockyards,
Stockyards Station provides an exciting blend
of old and new Texas with historic walking tours
along the Texas Trail of Fame, The Texas Cowboy
Hall of Fame and more. The Station’s two dozen
shops offer wine, cowboy boots, leather goods,
jewelry, arts and crafts, and the best of Texas grub:
barbecue, burgers and sizzling fajitas.
Stockyards Museum
131 E Exchange Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76164
Phone: (817) 625-5087
Region: Stockyards/Northside
The Stockyards Museum, housed in the historic
Livestock Exchange Building, documents the
history of the cattle trade and its role in the
growth of Fort Worth from a mere stop along the
Chisholm Trail to the center of the ranching, cattle-
shipping and meatpacking industries.
MUSEUMS & GALLERIES
Fort Worth Museum of Science and History
1600 Gendy St
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 255-9300
Region: Cultural District
Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is
nestled within the Fort Worth Cultural District
and houses a variety of traveling and permanent
exhibitions. Permanent exhibits include DinoLabs
and DinoDig, Energy Blast, Fort Worth Children’s
Museum, and the Cattle Raisers Museum, a
“museum within a museum.”
Kimbell Art Museum
3333 Camp Bowie Boulevard
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 332-8451
Region: Cultural District
The Kimbell’s permanent collection contains
holdings ranging from the third millennium B.C. to
the mid-20th century, and includes major works by
Fra Angelico, Velazquez, Bernini, Rembrandt, Goya,
Monet, Cezanne, Picasso, Mondrian and Matisse.
It is also home to Michelangelo’s rst known
painting.
Log Cabin Village
2100 Log Cabin Village Lane
Fort Worth, TX 76109
Phone: (817) 392-5881
Region: Cultural District
Experience the sights, sounds and smells of 19th-
century Texas! Nestled on three acres, Log Cabin
Village consists of nine historic structures dating
back to the mid-1800s.
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
3200 Darnell Street
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 738-9215
Region: Cultural District
World-renowned architect Tadao Ando’s “Arbor
for Art,” the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
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is a striking building that embodies the pure,
unadorned elements of a modern work of art. It is
composed of ve pavilions of concrete and glass
set on 11 naturally landscaped acres, including a
1.5-acre reecting pond. The Modern maintains
one of the foremost collections of postwar art
in the central United States, consisting of more
than 3,000 signicant works of modern and
contemporary international art. The Modern
Shop offers an array of educational books and
toys, posters, t-shirts, jewelry, and decorative and
organizational items for home, garden or ofce.
ATTRACTIONS
Fort Worth Botanic Garden
3220 Botanic Garden Boulevard
Fort Worth, TX 76107-3420
Phone: (817) 392-5510
Region: Cultural District
Enjoy the captivating beauty of the oldest botanic
garden in Texas. Fort Worth’s Botanic Gardens are
home to more than 2,500 species of plants in
its 23 specialty gardens. Plan a visit to the world-
renowned Japanese Garden, where the koi-lled
pools, sculptured hillsides, crafted stonework
and dramatic waterfalls provide a view of exotic
conservation. Or explore the winding paths of
luxuriant tropical foliage in the 10,000-square-foot
Conservatory.
Fort Worth Water Gardens
1502 Commerce Street
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Phone: (817) 392-7111
Region: Downtown
The Fort Worth Water Gardens is a beautiful
and refreshing oasis adjacent to the Fort Worth
Convention Center. Designed by Phillip Johnson,
the Fort Worth Water Gardens is an architectural
and engineering marvel to be enjoyed any time of
the year. Visitors can experience a variety of water
features as they wander through this relaxing
urban park.
Fort Worth Zoo
1989 Colonial Pkwy
Fort Worth, TX 76110-6640
Phone: (817) 759-7555
Region: Cultural District
Fort Worth Zoo is home to more than 500 species
of animals, and its wide array of indoor and
outdoor exhibits includes World of Primates, Asian
Falls, and Raptor Canyon. Texas Wild!, a hands-
on exhibit that teaches about the state’s various
regions. The Great Barrier Reef takes visitors to the
mysterious waters of the Coral Sea. And, the zoo is
home to the country’s premier herpetarium, the
Museum of Living Art (MOLA).
Rahr and Sons Brewing Company
701 Galveston Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Phone: (817) 810-9266
Region: Near Southside
Doors are open to the public every Wednesday
from 5:00pm-7:30pm and every Saturday from
1:00-3:00pm. A tour of the brewery and a Rahr &
Sons pint glass are included for only $10, and, as
always, the beer samples are free (only guests 21
years or older get to taste the beer).
Sundance Square
Downtown Fort Worth
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Phone: (817) 255-5700
Region: Downtown
Downtown Fort Worth has gained a reputation as
one of the country’s liveliest urban settings. The
35-square-block Sundance Square entertainment
district is home to restaurants, live music clubs,
theatres, shops, exciting nightlife and the beautiful
Bass Performance Hall, named as one of the top 10
opera houses in the world.
NIGHTLIFE
Four Day Weekend
312 Houston Street
Fort Worth, TX 76102-7425
Phone: (817) 226-4329
Region: Downtown
Four Day Weekend is a comedy troupe that
performs a live public show consisting of
sketches, scenes, and songs created from
audience suggestions and participation.
Completely improvised each Friday and
Saturday night, the performance is an interactive
experience that encourages the audience to play
a role in the hilarity.
Coyote Drive-in Theater
223 NE 4th Street
Fort Worth, TX 76164
Phone: (817) 717-7767
Region: Downtown
Coyote Drive-In was founded in 2011 by four guys
who were longing for a great way to leave the
rat race and constant connectivity behind. They
envisioned a simple place to escape the chaos and
hang out with friends and family. Enjoy a cold one
together. Admire the stars shining bright up above.
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3rd Street Bar and Grill
425 West Third Street
Sundance Square
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Phone: (817) 882-0514
Region: Downtown The restaurant and
entertainment venue will feature an extensive
menu boasting appetizers, salads, burgers,
sandwiches and entrees, while the bar will offer a
robust portfolio of beer, wine and spirits, including
many locally-crafted favorites. As an entertainment
venue, 3rd Street Bar & Grill will offer everything
from sports viewing, happy hours, and live music.
Pete’s Dueling Piano Bar
621 Houston Street
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Phone: (817) 335-7383
Region: Downtown
Pete’s Dueling Piano Bar is known for singing loud
and proud across the great state of Texas. At Pete’s
Dueling Piano Bar, you are the entertainment. It’s
your singing and laughing and clapping and dancing
that causes that infectious excitement inside
everyone each night, and keeps you coming back.
Poag Mahones
700 Carroll Street
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 420-6355
Region: Cultural District Irish pub in Fort Worth offers
more than 100 beers and a casual atmosphere.
Reservoir
1001 Foch Street
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Phone: (817) 334-0560
Region: West Seventh
The eclectic menu at this gastropub/sports bar
integrates food and drink in imaginative dishes:
chicken tossed in whiskey-barbecue sauce, steak
marinated in beer, and brick-oven pizzas smeared
with vodka-tomato sauce.
Scat Jazz Lounge
111 W 4th Street
Sundance Square, Street 11
Fort Worth, TX 76102
Phone: (817) 870-9100
Region: Downtown
Located in the heart of downtown, Scat is a live
music venue showcasing some of the best local,
regional, and national talent with a primary focus
on traditional jazz.
The Usual
1408 Magnolia Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Phone: (817) 810-0114
Region: Near Southside
The interior of The Usual is unique and not
something Fort Worth has seen before. Clean
lined woods give a rustically modern look that are
complemented by hints of silver and white for a
slightly mod look. The uniqueness extends to the
bar menu as well, with specialized drinks that
focus on Prohibition Era cocktails.
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GROCERY STORES
Albertsons
3563 Alton Road
817-548-1415
Central Market
4651 West Freeway
817-989-4700
Tom Thumb
3000 South Hulen Street
817-570-2950
Whole Foods
3720 Vision Dr
682-316-8040
Trader Joes
2701 South Hulen Street
817-922-9107
SHOPPING AREAS
University Park Village
1612 S University Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76107
(817) 332-5700
Hulen Mall
4800 S Hulen Street, Fort Worth, TX 76132
817-294-1200
The Shops at ClearFork
5188 Monahans Ave
Fort Worth, TX 76109
(817) 985-3773
HOUSEHOLD SHOPPING
Bed, Bath, and Beyond
4931 Overton Ridge Blvd
Phone: (817) 292-4696
Container Store
4601 W Fwy
Phone: (682) 224-7460
Home Depot
4850 SW Loop 820 BI R
Phone: (817) 737-9220
Hulen Mall
4800 S Hulen Street
Phone: (817) 294-1200
Target
301 Carroll St,Fort Worth
Phone: (817) 302-0290
Ikea
1000 Ikea Way,Grand Prairie
Phone: (888) 888-4532
Walmart
6300 Oakmont Blvd, Fort Worth
Phone: (817) 263-4065
SHOPPING
WELCOME TO
STUDENT AFFAIRS.
We hope you explore TCU and the wonderful
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