Restaurants near Fort Worth Museum of Science

We got right in with our reservation and the staff was lovely and the food was amazing!!

Service was great. Food was good, but for the price, I was a little disappointed. This is not the first time we have been to Quince, (the last time was early summer), but I don't remember the prices being nearly as high as they are now. Overall, a positive experience. However, the noise level was very high. Often couldn't hear what the waitress was saying nor what was being said across the table in conversation. Would probably return to the restaurant for a special occasion, but not for a spur of the moment dinner stop.

As most people have experienced, the food, service and decorations were superb, leading to an overall great experience. However, the place is small and as the crowds piled in, the ambiance became more hectic. This is a problem that probably will resolve itself after the novelty of the restaurant wears off. The loud contemporary music also added to the hectic atmosphere. My companion and I had the artichoke appetizer, the Turbot , the Tandoori Lamb, and the Indian style spinach with cheese. . All were delicious and spiced generously. The overall menu choices do not represent the more or less bland English contemporary style cooking but more of the British Empire's historic association with colonial India. A great addition to the ever more sophisticated Fort Worth restaurant collection. .

Andrew was a thoughtful and professional server! Answered all our questions about menu items and was very courteous to us 5 old ladies!!!

Such a fun venue and great experience! Old school Fort Worth at its best. The Elk Sausage is the best appetizer ever!