Where to Eat in Burleson, Texas

Old Texas Brewing Company is a Burleson favorite — a brewpub serving craft beers alongside hearty meals, with a rooftop patio that looks out over Old Town. It's as much a gathering spot as a restaurant, and the combination of house beer and a view makes it a go-to for a night out.

It anchors the Old Town dining scene, and it's the first name locals tend to give when someone asks where to eat in Burleson.

Old Town, Burleson's historic downtown, is the walkable heart of the food scene, with restaurants and boutiques mixed among the older storefronts. Spice Rack is a popular spot known for a diverse menu and a cozy atmosphere, good for a casual meal.

The district hosts festivals, car shows, and live music through the year, so on many weekends Old Town is the liveliest part of town — a place to eat, shop, and hang around.

Away from Old Town, Burleson fills in with the usual Texas mix — barbecue, Tex-Mex, and chain dining along the I-35 corridor for everyday meals.

And because Burleson sits just south of Fort Worth, the city's full range of restaurants, from the Stockyards to the cultural district, is a short drive north when you want more than the local lineup.