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Address: First on 7th Building, 500 W 7th St, Fort Worth, TX 76102
Phone: (817) 953-3271
Website: http://www.61osteria.com/
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The Caesar salad was underwhelming. The parmigiano was the highlight, but the dressing lacked the acid necessary to balance out the creaminess, and was under salted. 3.7/5.
I had the bolognese, which was a combination of brisket, veal, and pork, but the tagliatelle pasta. It was also under salted, but it was substantial and had a savory heartiness that I would expect out of a bolognese. I needed to add parmigiano, red pepper, and salt to get more depth out of the dish. 3.9/5.
My fiancee got the four cheese spinach pasta with pesto, and it was the highlight entree. The pine nuts and basil were fresh, and it had a depth of flavor that all of the other dishes did not. It was the only dish not undersalted. 4.3/5.
We shared the brussel sprouts, which were great. Typical high end brussel sprouts that have a great balsamic reduction, they balanced sweetness with savory very well. 4.1/5.
We shared a dessert, which they sorta got wrong because we ordered extra gelato on the side. We did not mind at all, and they ended up bringing out extra gelato for us because of it. The olive oil cake was good, and the caramel was incredible. It could have been a bit richer in the cake itself, and the salted caramel gelato was not nearly as good as the pistachio gelato, which was the right amount of subtle nuttiness. Olive oil cake 3.8/5. Salted caramel gelato 3.5/5. Pistachio gelato 4.1/5.
Service from Chloe was great. She worked hard to upsell us at every turn (that’s her job) but it didn’t feel like she was suggesting anything we didn’t want. She was very attentive. Her service was a 4.8/5.
This place is worth coming for two different reasons. 1. Come once to try out on a fancy date. 2. Come after dinner for a double date of drinks and apps. Probably won’t be in my regular rotation, but I’ll likely be back.
The wine was yummy and I really enjoyed my pasta! It was a rolled pasta with a lot of cheese and a bolognese-esque sauce, and it was delicious! However, I felt that the portion size was fairly small for how much I paid. I still loved the flavor, though.
The atmosphere was tidy, formal, but still had character in the color use. The walls of windows are really nice to allow a lot of natural light into the space. The service was nice, and the waiters did not make me feel silly for eating alone (I had some cards/letters to write, so I went somewhere that my friends don’t usually want to visit so I could check off a bucket list spot!)
Overall, I recommend, but they could be PERFECT if they ensure that food prices are worth the portion-sizes, especially being in a college town where some students are not rich enough to pay so much for a smaller size!
I really enjoyed 61 Osteria!!
We came here for our anniversary celebration, they made sure to congratulate us, and offered complimentary champagne or desert.
Tried a couple of their cocktails to start, the “From Italy With Love” is a good blue cheese olive dirty martini, and we tried another one, can’t remember the name but it was sweet, both were great.
Ordered a meat and cheese board as appetiser, the meat was a little bit dry, but still good. Cheeses were excellent.
Shared a carbonara, you can tell that the pasta is freshly made. Nice thick noodles with a fantastic sauce, pancetta and a poached egg on top. Really enjoyed this dish.
The branzino was very tasty, with a good sauce and a salad.
Sommelier made a great wine recommendation that matched our taste and the food.
For desert we had the tiramisu, it as good.
Overall great experience.
The food was masterfully prepared—you can tell they prioritize high-quality, seasonal ingredients. Every dish felt both authentic and elevated. The service was equally impressive; our server was attentive, knowledgeable, and timed everything perfectly without making us feel rushed.
As for the atmosphere, it’s stunning. The space is elegant and modern but still feels warm and inviting, making it perfect for a special occasion or a high-end night out. Easily one of the best meals I’ve had in a long time. Highly recommend!
Adam Jones knocks it out of the park every time we eat here.
The good: The restaurant is beautiful, our server was great, well priced drinks and wine, and the starters we got (focaccia and frito misto) were quite good.
Unfortunately the bad outweighs the good as our experience in the main courses fell very flat. Our carbonara was watery (not sure if it was from the poached egg or sauce that wasn’t emulsified properly). The red wine was warm/room temp and not properly chilled. The rabbit was tough and dry and not was you would expect from a braised rabbit; and the rabbit “sausage” pieces were bland. We also got the duck risotto which was fine. The duck itself was nice and crispy and the risotto was good but didn’t blow us away.
We likely will not return, especially for a meal that cost $300 with tip.