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"Sugar Bee Sweets Bakery, a bakery that specializes in cakes but also serves pastries for breakfast and brunch, coffee, espresso drinks, tea and more, is another much-loved go-to, with 4.5 stars out of 94 Yelp reviews."

"Sugar Bee Sweets Bakery, a bakery and breakfast spot that offers hot beverages and more in Central, is another much-loved go-to, with 4.5 stars out of 89 Yelp reviews."

"Whether you leave a tip is up to you, as is the amount of the tip. Keep in mind that 100% of the tip you add goes to the delivery person."

"Creative Memories The Sweet Spot Bakery is a boutique cake shop in the Fort Worth area specializing in wedding cakes. Brack & Shannon have wowed couples for years with their custom wedding cakes. With dozens of flavors like root beer and chocolate mint, you are sure to find your wedding cake that will fit perfectly with your wedding day celebration."

"Very nice and friendly staff, the lady that works there is so welcoming and outgoing. I will definitely come back again."

"The Flatiron was one of the first high-rise structures built in Fort Worth. Its design is inspired by the Flatiron Building in Manhattan, which is the burial site of Fort Worth’s namesake, Williams Jenkins Worth. The second floor of the Fort Worth building is lined with panther head gargoyles, a nod to Fort Worth’s nickname “Panther City." In the park adjacent to the building is a sculpture of a sleeping panther. On the Houston Street side there is a bust of the Wild Bunch Gang who spent time in Fort Worth."

"The Wharton-Scott House, also known as Thistle Hill, is a historic mansion located in Fort Worth. The Mansion was completed in 1904 and is now available for tours and rentals since its listing on the National Register of Historic Places. On the second Friday of each month, go beyond the standard tour for a chance to see the basement, carriage house, trunk room and servant quarters."

"Thistle Hill is one of the last remaining cattle baron mansions in Fort Worth. The home was originally built for Electra Waggoner, part-owner of the Waggoner Ranch. Today, the home is owned by Historic Fort Worth, who use the home for exhibits, events and tours."