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The iconic bar from Fort Worth's rich cowboy histo...

The iconic bar from Fort Worth's rich cowboy history where you can watch indoor bull riding, play pool or video games, enjoy a country concert, or just grab a brew with some friends. This place is a part of Texas history.

honestly after hearing all the hype about Billy Bo...

honestly after hearing all the hype about Billy Bob's country I expected to have a really good time but unfortunately it was a lot of attitude from the bartenders... This place has enormous potential it just needs restaffed

Very fun place. Cover fee to get in, but lots to d...

Very fun place. Cover fee to get in, but lots to do. Many bars, real bull riding Friday and Saturday night, eatery, video games, claw machines, "bull" pictures, pool, and gift shop. Highly recommend.

What a place!!! If you love country music, or just...

What a place!!! If you love country music, or just life in general. Stop by and check out this piece of history. Definitely check out who is in concert before you hit the stock yard! You may get lucky! Tanya Tucker just happened to be there on my trip. Good food to boot.

Good place to visit, if your from out of town, or ...

Good place to visit, if your from out of town, or have not been there before. Prices are high for food and drinks, but about the same as all of the other"tourists attractions" in the area. Usually have pretty good bands playing. Dance floor is way to small, for the number of people on any given weekend night. They do have a lot of great and popular artists, and bands that perform concerts there. Ticket prices are not bad at all really.

One of the strangest disappointments I've had whil...

One of the strangest disappointments I've had while touring Fort Worth. I understand at 6pm on a Monday night there won't be a ton of people hitting the "40" bars here, but I didn't expect 39 of those bars to be closed along with everything else in the joint. I'm bummed they charged us the $2 entry fee without advising us that nothing was open, leading us to walk around with almost nothing to do. No live music, maybe a handful of drinks at the open bar (singular), and definitely no people. I was really excited to see a landmark of Fort Worth's honky-tonk scene, but instead I'm walking away with a $2 piece of paper and some empty memories. I'm also really disappointed to see that the ticket I bought was good for an entire month, but it expires tonight. So I can't come back and give this place another shot without having to pay again.

Big Red was entertaining the shoe shine guy did a ...

Big Red was entertaining the shoe shine guy did a fabulous job on me and my wife's boots. The lady bartender we had was fast and accurate on our drinks. Would recomend going even if you'll need alot of $$ to enjoy it to the fullest.

I remember I went here when my mom had her birthda...

I remember I went here when my mom had her birthday. We went down here and had a blast. I was kinda young to understand most of it. Someone else said they would rather eat cats and dogs that there trash pizza. I find that completely racist. It would really help me if you said this review was helpful.

They have some great bands, but the venue for conc...

They have some great bands, but the venue for concerts is horrible. I have seen several bands there and even had seats, but the sound is directed more towards the middle and the table seating tends to encourage entirely too much cutting up, talking, and noise during the concert. The last concert we could barely hear the lead singer, Josh Weathers, talk. I know it's historic, but Billy Bob's really needs to renovate that part of the building.

This place is HUMONGOUS! There's probably 30 bars...

This place is HUMONGOUS! There's probably 30 bars, 5 stages, a gift store, several food shops, rodeo ring and 70 young cowboys trying to find some lovely ladies to dance with them for the night. Had a lot of fun here on a busy Saturday night. Great live concert names too.

Out-of-towners and locals co-mingle in this true-t...

Out-of-towners and locals co-mingle in this true-to-life country music honky-tonk on steroids. Inside this historical looking building (feels like a warehouse) there s a couple of huge live music stages, umpteen bars, a little BBQ eatery and a full-on rodeo ring were you can watch semi-pro and amateur bull riders get tossed around during the 30 minute mini- Merica extravaganza. Kids are welcome too, but it can get pretty chaotic, what with whirlpool of country line dancers and all. Can t get enough. Tickets were $16 and a little more for the rodeo.

Huge!

Huge

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Billybob's/John-E-B's

Billybob's/John-E-B's

4.4