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Exploring the Stockyards District of Fort Worth? Visit Booger Red's Saloon. It's a fun and delicious spot that offers a menu of mouth-watering BBQ favorites such as ribs, juicy steak, and pork. Try their signature items, including the Nine Miles of Dirt Road Dip, Anita-Rita, and Buffalo Butt Beer. Whether taking a break from touring the Stockyards District or looking for a place to grab lunch or dinner before heading to H3 Ranch, Booger Red's is the perfect place to relax and enjoy some appetizers and cool drinks in a fun western setting, you might even spot a real cowboy or country and western star while you're there.

If you're interested in learning about the life and times of early-day ranchers, the Cattle Raisers Museum is a must-visit destination. One of the museum's highlights is a cattle drive simulator that puts you in the shoes of a rancher as you herd cattle across the plains. There are also fascinating exhibits showcasing the many by-products of the cattle industry, as well as rare photographs and authentic artifacts. Take advantage of this incredible opportunity to step back in time and experience the thrill of the cattle drive.

Sundance Square is a historic downtown district and the heart of Fort Worth, known for its lively urban setting and entertainment offerings. You can find everything from restaurants and live music clubs to theatres and shops, including the renowned Bass Performance Hall. And when you need a break, be sure to check out the beautiful Sundance Square Plaza for a cup of coffee or a bite to eat under the shade of an umbrella. If you're planning a trip to Sundance Square, you'll be happy to hear that a new and improved parking program is available. Customers can enjoy complimentary self-parking and valet services for a fee. Furthermore, certain downtown parking garages provide accessible parking and city meters on the street during weeknights and weekends.