What to Do in the Alliance Area When You're New to North Texas

What to Do in the Alliance Area When You're New to North Texas

Conversational Question: What should you do in the Alliance area when you're new to North Texas?

Answer: When you're new to the Alliance area, start by exploring local restaurants, outdoor spaces, and community hubs that showcase North Texas's friendly and energetic lifestyle. You'll quickly see why so many families and professionals love calling this area home.

Welcome to the Alliance Area

The Alliance corridor of North Texas stretches across North Fort Worth, Keller, Roanoke, Haslet, Southlake, and Trophy Club. It's a blend of suburban comfort, modern convenience, and that unmistakable Texas charm.

As Kallie Spencer, Broker/Owner at Ritchey Realty, shares with new residents—there's no shortage of ways to enjoy life here, whether you're into food, fitness, or community connection.

1. Explore Alliance Town Center

Alliance Town Center is the area's social hub—offering shopping, dining, and entertainment all in one walkable spot.

Popular Places to Explore:

🛍️ Shopping: Target, Old Navy, Bath & Body Works, HomeGoods, Belk

Coffee & Treats: Snooze A.M. Eatery, Black Rifle Coffee Company, Starbucks, and Menchie's Frozen Yogurt

🍽️ Dining: Hopdoddy Burger Bar, Torchy's Tacos, Grimaldi's Pizzeria, Chuy's, Blue Sushi Sake Grill, and Lazy Dog Restaurant & Bar

🎬 Entertainment: Cinemark Alliance Town Center and Main Event nearby for bowling, arcade games, and laser tag

Weekend events at Bluestem Park—from food trucks to outdoor concerts—make it a must for newcomers.

2. Get Outdoors

The North Texas lifestyle is built around sunshine and wide-open spaces. Local favorites include:

  • Bluestem Park (Alliance) – Trails, art installations, and open green space
  • Bear Creek Park (Keller) – Scenic trails and sports fields
  • Capp Smith Park (Watauga) – Lake views and shaded walking paths
  • Eagle Mountain Lake – Perfect for kayaking, boating, or fishing

Whether you're walking the dog or hosting a picnic, you'll find plenty of ways to enjoy the outdoors.

3. Try Local Dining Spots

Each nearby town brings its own flavor—literally. Here are a few standouts:

Alliance / North Fort Worth

HG Sply Co.

Modern rooftop dining with fresh, healthy fare

Mi Cocina

Elevated Tex-Mex with patio seating

BRGR Kitchen + Bar

Gourmet burgers and craft cocktails

Roanoke

Known as the Unique Dining Capital of Texas:

Babe's Chicken Dinner House

Classic Southern comfort food

Craft & Vine Taproom and Eatery

Upscale casual dining and wine selection

Hard Eight BBQ

Authentic Texas barbecue and smoky perfection

Keller

Hush Sushi

Fresh sushi and Asian fusion in a modern setting

Shotzee's Bar & Grill

Local favorite for burgers, live music, and casual drinks

Haslet

Le's Wok

Family-owned with generous portions

Big Joe's Pizza & Pasta

Great for family nights

Lee's BBQ

Traditional Texas BBQ and local charm

Trophy Club

Bread Winners Café & Bakery

Perfect for brunch or coffee meetings

Siena Tuscan Steakhouse

Elegant Italian-inspired dining

Mughlai Fine Indian Cuisine

Authentic Indian flavors in an upscale setting

Southlake

Moxie's Grill & Bar

Trendy atmosphere with global flavors

Del Frisco's Grille

Classic American dishes done right

Mi Cocina (Southlake Town Square)

Go-to Tex-Mex spot

TruFire Kitchen & Bar

Locally loved for its wood-fired menu and cocktails

From quick bites to date-night spots, you'll find endless options across the Alliance corridor.

4. Join Community Events

Community life is the heart of the Alliance area. There's always something going on:

🥕 Farmers Markets in Keller and North Fort Worth

🎶 Live Music Nights at Roanoke's Oak Street or Shotzee's Bar & Grill in Keller

🎄 Holiday Parades & Festivals across the Alliance corridor

🌳 Outdoor Movies & Yoga at Bluestem Park

As Kallie Spencer reminds her clients—getting involved is the fastest way to feel like a local.

5. Find Your Routine

Creating a routine helps you feel at home faster. Try:

  • Morning coffee runs at Snooze A.M. Eatery
  • Group fitness classes at CycleBar or OrangeTheory in Alliance
  • Sunday brunch in Roanoke or Southlake

Soon, you'll start to recognize familiar faces—and that's when North Texas starts to feel like home.

6. Explore Neighboring Communities

Each nearby community brings its own identity:

Keller

Family-focused with top-rated schools

Roanoke

Historic streets and a foodie reputation

Haslet

Spacious neighborhoods and community charm

Trophy Club

Golf course living and outdoor amenities

Southlake

Upscale shopping, dining, and award-winning schools

Living in the Alliance corridor gives you easy access to all of them.

7. Work with a Local Expert

Finding your place here is easier with a local guide. Kallie Spencer, Broker/Owner at Ritchey Realty, helps families discover homes that fit their lifestyle while introducing them to the neighborhoods, schools, and hidden gems of North Fort Worth and beyond.

She doesn't just help clients find homes—she helps them find their place in the community.

Final Thoughts

From morning coffee runs to weekend dining and live music, the Alliance area offers a lifestyle that's vibrant, friendly, and easy to love. Whether you're exploring nearby towns or meeting neighbors at community events, there's always something to do and someone to meet.

When you're ready to find your perfect home here, contact Kallie Spencer at Ritchey Realty—your trusted local expert for the Alliance area and beyond.

Ready to Find Your Home in the Alliance Area?

Contact Kallie Spencer, Broker/Owner at Ritchey Realty, for expert guidance on neighborhoods, schools, and lifestyle throughout the Alliance corridor.