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Address: 1201 Longhorn Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76179
Phone: (817) 600-1301
Website: https://www.blue32tx.com/
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Nathan Daniel
Pretty good spot but not perfect. Great for locals who don’t want to drive further. Convenient is you live close and worth a visit. If you don’t live nearby I can’t say it’s worth a drive across town. Everything I’ve eaten there been pretty good and food is good enough to be a value to order while drinking there.
… moreTyler
If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if you combined watered-down margaritas, unresolved childhood trauma, and a deep spiritual calling to scream at your significant other under a flickering streetlight at 2:17 a.m., this is the bar and grill for you.
Multiple times per week — not occasionally, not “once in a while,” but multiple times per week — I am jolted awake by the dulcet tones of grown adults absolutely crashing out in the parking lot. And by “crashing out,” I mean:
Full-volume screaming matches that could qualify as community theater.
Couples reenacting their toxic love story in surround sound.
Shirtless men pacing in circles like they’re auditioning for a nature documentary titled Mating Calls of the Suburban Buffoon.
Someone always yelling, “BRO, HOLD ME BACK,” when nobody is holding them back.
The parking lot is apparently not a parking lot. It is:
A boxing ring.
A therapy session.
A breakup stage.
A gun range (yes someone brought a gun to a fist fight in October of 2025 and thought he was aura maxxing by shooting into the air at like 3am)
A karaoke bar for people who only know how to shout profanity.
A Temu Sturgis biker rally filled with 50 year old men who are having their 3rd mid life crisis of the week, who think theyre on an episode of Sons of Anarchy and who love revving their engines at 4am to compensate for the fact that they know they have nothing else better to do on a random Tuesday night.
The patrons seem to arrive with one unified goal: the moment they step outside, they must immediately transform into the loudest, most chaotic most insecure versions of themselves possible. It’s like there’s a sign on the exit that reads: “Before driving home, please scream at your ex and threaten your best friend.”
I’ve learned more about strangers’ failed relationships, child custody disputes, and unpaid bar tabs than I ever wanted to know. At this point I recognize voices. One in particular sounds like a 40 year old divorced soccer mom who smokes a pack a day and wants to wash away her sorrows by drinking too much tequila and screaming at men in the parking lot who start fighting the dude she just met and has been flirting with all night.
The energy is less “bar and grill” and more “feral raccoons fighting over a mozzarella stick.”
And can we talk about the stamina? These people have the endurance of marathon runners when it comes to arguing. Two. Hours. Of. Yelling. Who has that kind of lung capacity after drinking all night? And what kind of a person has reached such a low in their life to attend some skanky bar near Saginaw, TX on a random Wednesday night and get drunk and start tripping balls in the parking lot?
If you’re looking for a peaceful evening, don’t worry — you won’t be anywhere near peaceful once the crowd spills outside. But if your dream is to watch adults with the emotional regulation of toddlers reenact reality TV show auditions in a dimly lit parking lot while an entire apartment complex lies awake contemplating life choices, then congratulations: you’ve found paradise.
Five stars for commitment to chaos.
Zero stars for letting the entire neighborhood sleep.
… moreMultiple times per week — not occasionally, not “once in a while,” but multiple times per week — I am jolted awake by the dulcet tones of grown adults absolutely crashing out in the parking lot. And by “crashing out,” I mean:
Full-volume screaming matches that could qualify as community theater.
Couples reenacting their toxic love story in surround sound.
Shirtless men pacing in circles like they’re auditioning for a nature documentary titled Mating Calls of the Suburban Buffoon.
Someone always yelling, “BRO, HOLD ME BACK,” when nobody is holding them back.
The parking lot is apparently not a parking lot. It is:
A boxing ring.
A therapy session.
A breakup stage.
A gun range (yes someone brought a gun to a fist fight in October of 2025 and thought he was aura maxxing by shooting into the air at like 3am)
A karaoke bar for people who only know how to shout profanity.
A Temu Sturgis biker rally filled with 50 year old men who are having their 3rd mid life crisis of the week, who think theyre on an episode of Sons of Anarchy and who love revving their engines at 4am to compensate for the fact that they know they have nothing else better to do on a random Tuesday night.
The patrons seem to arrive with one unified goal: the moment they step outside, they must immediately transform into the loudest, most chaotic most insecure versions of themselves possible. It’s like there’s a sign on the exit that reads: “Before driving home, please scream at your ex and threaten your best friend.”
I’ve learned more about strangers’ failed relationships, child custody disputes, and unpaid bar tabs than I ever wanted to know. At this point I recognize voices. One in particular sounds like a 40 year old divorced soccer mom who smokes a pack a day and wants to wash away her sorrows by drinking too much tequila and screaming at men in the parking lot who start fighting the dude she just met and has been flirting with all night.
The energy is less “bar and grill” and more “feral raccoons fighting over a mozzarella stick.”
And can we talk about the stamina? These people have the endurance of marathon runners when it comes to arguing. Two. Hours. Of. Yelling. Who has that kind of lung capacity after drinking all night? And what kind of a person has reached such a low in their life to attend some skanky bar near Saginaw, TX on a random Wednesday night and get drunk and start tripping balls in the parking lot?
If you’re looking for a peaceful evening, don’t worry — you won’t be anywhere near peaceful once the crowd spills outside. But if your dream is to watch adults with the emotional regulation of toddlers reenact reality TV show auditions in a dimly lit parking lot while an entire apartment complex lies awake contemplating life choices, then congratulations: you’ve found paradise.
Five stars for commitment to chaos.
Zero stars for letting the entire neighborhood sleep.
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The food decent. The fried pickles good for the price but the ranch was watery. The chorizo dip, great, I ordered the tacos and he ordered the Philly. Both were cold by the time we made it home. The atmosphere wasn’t very inviting iykyk. We played 1 round of pool which was priced exactly the worth,$1. And didn’t order any drinks because after ordering food and making sure it was to go we couldn’t get the attention of the bar staff again. The food was double tied in black bags and dropped off at the table without a word, so we paid and promptly left. Oh, and the bathrooms were deployable.
… moreShereta Broach
My favorite place to go play pool, eat dinner, watch the games or just have a drink. Karaoke on Friday’s is amazing! The people are cool, very friendly atmosphere and great vibes! Zae is the best!
… moreKarla Johnson
Brad at Blue 32 is the type of bartender who could probably fix your broken heart and your broken iPhone in the same night. I came in for a drink, left questioning why he doesn’t have his own Netflix special. His cocktails? Smooth enough to make you forget your ex’s name. His jokes? Just strong enough to make you snort-laugh in public.
He remembered my drink order faster than I remember my own Netflix password, and I’m convinced he might be part wizard. Honestly, Brad doesn’t just pour drinks—he pours happiness… and maybe a little liquid courage.
If you don’t like Brad, I don’t trust you. Best bartender in town, hands down (and probably the only guy who can make a tequila shot feel like a good life choice).
… moreHe remembered my drink order faster than I remember my own Netflix password, and I’m convinced he might be part wizard. Honestly, Brad doesn’t just pour drinks—he pours happiness… and maybe a little liquid courage.
If you don’t like Brad, I don’t trust you. Best bartender in town, hands down (and probably the only guy who can make a tequila shot feel like a good life choice).
TRISTAN BOLTER
Love this place. Good people, cool environment, great food. Always a good time. Its the place you can be yourself functionally dis-functional. We fit right in. Was there during a thunderstorm 😉
… moreJoel Collins (ireakhavok)
This is a quintessential neighborhood bar. If what you expect is a neighborhood bar with some pretty decent bar food, a good number of pool tables, a menagerie of people, and some concrete to inebriatly spill on, this is the place for you. I come here every few months when I’m wanting to watch a game or fight. They always have sports on.
… moreHector Z.
Had a good time playing in the tournament, I only played on the 8ft tables and the table cloth felt thick, but played relatively well. I’m not a pro but know my way around a table. These tables are a bit taller than the average table you would find in other bars but I’m certain your average player and tournament regulars alike would enjoy the way they play.
Drinks were priced well and the food our party had was good. I tried the Chips and Queso, chips tasted fresh and were salted well, queso was creamy with just the right amount of kick. A friend had the Motzerella sticks…. Which for the size should have been called Motzerella logs! They were freshly made and reported to be delicious as well.
… moreDrinks were priced well and the food our party had was good. I tried the Chips and Queso, chips tasted fresh and were salted well, queso was creamy with just the right amount of kick. A friend had the Motzerella sticks…. Which for the size should have been called Motzerella logs! They were freshly made and reported to be delicious as well.
Elizabeth Morris
Be careful coming as a new customer! The bar tender advised it was shift change and she needed to close me out immediately after ordering 2 BBQ plates and 2 drinks (beer in bottle and vodka soda). She added $15 in additional charges and since she “needed to close us out immediately for the shift change” (she was there 30+ min after) the $52+ charge is there for at least 5 business days. They did a return of the $15 extra dollars (in 5 days) and served cold food and we had no apologies other than the manager letting us know that the bartender is incompetent. Be very aware. Not friendly and will likely get overcharged or scammed.
… moreCristian Garcia
So first of all, I just want to give a huge shout out to Kam, she is absolutely amazing and understands customer service. I came in right around 730, sat down for about 15 minutes before I was waited on. The food came out and the waitress was more concerned about being on her phone that she gave my order to the wrong customer. The two bar tenders were more worried about hanging out, dealing with drama, and taking shots on the clock. I was getting ready to leave, then here comes Kam with my tab and I immediately felt a different energy from her. She was changing shifts so I decided to close and open a new tab for her. She was way more attentive and was able to hold down the bar all by herself better than the other 2 could. I was going to leave a bad review but Kam turned it around. I’ll only be coming back if she’s working. Give that girl a raise.
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