Girls Night Out
Find Galentine's Day 2025 fun at these Fort Worth restaurants and bars

Amy Poehler celebrating Galentine's Day.
There is Valentine's Day and then there is Galentine's Day — a holiday created by TV sitcom Parks and Recreation character Leslie Knope (played by Amy Poehler) in 2010, to celebrate female empowerment and friendship. Suffice it to say that Valentine's Day has never been the same.
Galentine's can mean anything from a dinner to a drag brunch a special edition of girls' night out. It can take place the day before, the day after, or even right on February 14.
Fortunately, Fort Worth restaurants, bars, and even museums, are ready with Galentine's offerings. (For a list of traditional Valentine's Day events, click here.)
Here's where to celebrate Galentine's in Fort Worth this year:
At Fault. Whether you're a pickleball newbie or a seasoned pro, Doubles & Bubbles Soiree is about building connections, boosting confidence, and creating a supportive space for women to thrive in the game. $30 gets you pickleball matches and one cocktail, plus 10 percent off the check should you decide to dine at their restaurant. Show off your Valentine's spirit by wearing pink, red, or white. February 12, 6-8 pm. Farmers Branch 469-218-5270.
The Coupe. Champagne lounge in Near Southside District hosting second annual Galentine’s Build Your Own Bouquet Soirée, featuring a glass of bubbly and selection of flowers to create your own bouquet. There will also be tastings available for their new Galentine’s cocktails that will be released February 1. $40. February 13, 5-9 pm. 817-455-9808.
Eataly. Hosting a Valentine's Day festa throughout the marketplace featuring eight Italian dishes and more than 20 drinks, including bubbles, red wine, and rosè. $65. February 13, 5-8 pm. 469-759-2800.
El Chingon. Cultural District restaurant-bar is offering bottles of Luc Belaire Rare Rosé for $69. Regular menu will be available including the shareable Parrillada Chingona: carnitas, skirt steak, chicken, pork sausage, and shrimp over pepper & onion fajitas, with guacamole, queso fundido, rice, beans, and tortilla. Desserts include fried ice cream and dulce de leche cheesecake. Prices are a la carte. February 13-14, 3 pm-2 am. 817-870-9973.
The Floral Bar. Southlake bouquet shop is hosting Bookish Galentine's brunch with a friendship bracelet station, book trivia, DIY mini bouquets, light brunch bites, and a book drive. The event is BYOB. Tickets $35. February 9, 10:30 am-12:30 pm. 469-933-3301.
Fort Worth Museum of Science and History. Taylor Swift is the theme at the museum's Galentine’s Day with friendship bracelets, trivia, and sing-alongs to music videos streamed on the big screen. It’s presented by the Jane and John Justin Foundation Omni Theater. Open to all ages. Member tickets $40; general tickets $50; VIP tickets $100. February 13, 6-9 pm. 817-255-9300.
Lockwood Distilling Co. Magnolia Avenue distillery hosting a party from The Sweet Spot featuring a sugar cookie decorating class, charcuterie boards, and Galentine-themed drinks. One drink per ticket-holder. $75. February 8, 4-6 pm. 682-499-6270.
Messina Hof. Grapevine winery will feature charcuterie design and wine with a charcuterie bouquet workshop and glasses of Messina Hof wine. $40. February 13, 6:30-8:30 pm. 817-442-8463.
Panther Island Brewing. Brewery hosting a Galentine's market featuring local vendors, Texas beer, a brunch menu, a food truck, indoor games, live music, and more. Free admission. February 16, 1-5 pm. 817-882- 8121.
Sweet Lucy's Pies. Pie shop is hosting a pie baking party making personal creme brulee pies, featuring refreshments like charcuterie boards, wine, music, and flowers. $85. February 13, 5:30-7:30 pm. 817-727-6009.
Toro Toro. Restaurant at Worthington Hotel is hosting a Galentine's bottomless brunch with fruit plate, arepas, churrasco & eggs, chifa omelet, Belgian waffles, and a special La Bomba chocolate sphere dessert. Cocktails include the Herradura Xocolatl, ortequila hot chocolate. Prices are a la carte. February 7-8, 10 am-2 pm. Reservations recommended. 817-975-9895.