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(source F45training) With the opening of F45 Training in Waterside last September, we have access to a real game-changing workout. Although it is new to this area of Fort Worth, F45 Training is a global phenomenon that’s won the world over since its founding in Sydney, Australia in 2012—celebs included. According to Fast Company, “The […]
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information and Updates – Developing Waterside is open and welcoming guests, though individual store hours may have changed due to COVID-19. Our shopping center is closely monitoring reports and recommendations from all local, state, federal, and international health agencies. We are taking all reasonable steps to protect our guests and our merchants, and […]
Five new brands make their way to lifestyle focused development early this year. January 14, 2020 – FORT WORTH, TEXAS – Waterside, located in southwest Fort Worth, will celebrate the upcoming openings of YogaSix, Club Pilates, Cookie Dough Bliss, Pinspiration, and Blo Blow Dry Bar, which will join the mixed-use property early this year. “Trademark […]
Culture Map Fort Worth Written by: Stephanie Allmon Merry Fort Worth’s Trinity Trails are going the extra mile. A one-mile extension of the beloved hike and bike path has opened at Waterside, a bustling dining and shopping complex. And a new car, bike, and pedestrian-friendly bridge connects Bellaire Drive to Watercourse Drive on the city’s Southwest […]
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Written by: Gordon Dickson Amazon wants to take an even bigger bite out of the grocery industry in Fort Worth. The online retail giant, which also owns Whole Foods Markets, has launched grocery pickup at its Fort Worth store, which is in the Waterside development off Bryant Irvin Road. Customers order their food and sundries online using […]
Fort Worth Weekly Written by: Shilo Urban French explorer René-Robert Cavelier sailed into Texas’ Matagorda Bay in 1684 after missing his intended destination, the mouth of the Mississippi River. He led three failed expeditions to find the river’s entrance. Lost somewhere near Navasota, La Salle’s mutinous crew killed him in an ambush before he could ever […]
Fort Worth Star Telegram Written by: Bud Kennedy Just when you wonder whether chain restaurants can ever get anything right, along comes Tricky Fish. The new contemporary cousin to Addison-based Razzoo’s opened this week in the Waterside shops, and might be that center’s biggest success yet. Tricky Fish is billed as more of a Gulf Coast seafood shack than Razzoo’s, but the […]
