Across Latin America, food transcends mere sustenance; it evolves into an event, a celebration shared, savored, and enjoyed with the finest spirits. Join us in this ritual," advertises the menu of Toro Toro, a Pan-Latin restaurant that offers dishes from across the continent. They include Peruvian 'ceviche,' Brazilian-style wagyu picanha steak, Mexican Shrimp Cocktail Aguachile and Tres Leches Cake—popular in countries like Venezuela, Mexico, Nicaragua, and Colombia. The restaurant is a venture led by the renowned Chef Richard Sandoval, a global leader in contemporary Latin cuisine.

Toro Toro Pan-Latin Restaurant, located in Fort Worth, Texas, is the brainchild of renowned chef Richard Sandoval. The restaurant celebrates the vibrant flavors and convivial dining culture of Central and South America, offering a unique twist on the contemporary steakhouse experience. Toro Toro's menu features Pan-Latin flavors, with dishes served family-style, including Rodizio-style Churrasco and creative shareable small plates, all designed to be paired with classic Latin cocktails like mojitos and margaritas, which are hand-muddled with fresh fruits, herbs, and vegetables.

Dia de las Madres" bottomless brunch, with stations throughout the restaurant including ceviche with hamachi tiradito, ahi amarillo ceviche, and shrimp cocktail aguachile; grill station with Wagyu medallions, duck confit tacos, salmon, and prawns; omelet station; dessert station with chocolate cake, macarons, and three corn cake, created by chef Richard Sandoval and his grandmother. Plus mimosas, mango mimosas, mimosa misterioso, mayo mimosa, Michelada, bloody Mary, and bloody Maria.

Pan-Latin restaurant Toro Toro is known for its south-of-the-border fare, including ceviche, empanadas, grilled steaks, and even Cuban sandwiches. During happy hour, which is Monday through Thursday, find $4 draft beers, $6 well drinks, and half-off wines. Daily specials include Taco Tuesdays, Wednesdays for the Weary Traveler with half-off bottles of Latin wine, Tequila Flight Thursdays, and bottomless brunch on weekends.

One of several new hotel restaurants to open in Fort Worth over the past couple of years, double-T is located inside downtown’s Worthington Renaissance hotel. Dreamed up by celebrity chef Richard Sandoval, it’s part of a chain of Latin steakhouses where many of the meat-centric dishes are prepared over an open-flame grill. The Fort Worth location is led by newly appointed chef Rafael Villalpando.

Crafted by acclaimed chef Richard Sandoval, Toro Toro Fort Worth embraces the lively tastes and communal dining ethos of Central and South America. Bringing an unexpected spin to the modern steakhouse, Toro Toro blends fresh ingredients with culinary creativity in each Latin-inspired meal. Location 200 Main St., Fort Worth Phone 817-975-9895 Hours Brunch is 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

Located in Downtown Fort Worth, Toro Toro seamlessly matches Pan-Latin flavor with Texas cuisine in all of its dishes. This upscale steakhouse is led by internationally-acclaimed chef Richard Sandoval, who takes great care in putting a modern twist on the classic Southern steakhouse. All dishes are meant to be shared family-style and paired with a mojito or margarita.

Restaurant at Worthington Hotel is hosting a 3-course dinner with Wagyu Beef tiradito, featuring seared tenderloin, Fresno chili citrus sauce, avocado cream, charred habanero mayo, and pickled chilies, and red velvet tres leches with coconut ice cream. Every Valentine’s Day reservation includes a complimentary art Jello shot.

In the heart of downtown Fort Worth is the gorgeous Toro Toro. The interior is polished wood, with bar seating and high ceilings that are a delight to see. Toro Toro has a gourmet spin on everything they do, from brunch to dinner, but they have a special Brunch experience that Fort Worth residents adore.

This is where fun restaurants in Fort Worth shine with Latin spirit. Chef Richard Sandoval has created a place that’s all about shared moments and vibrant flavors. From bottomless brunches with live DJ beats to dinners with dishes meant for sharing, it’s a buzz of activity and taste.

200 Main StreetFort Worth, TX 76102(817) 975-9895 Visit Website See Menu Open in Google Maps. Toro Toro is a welcoming, contemporary restaurant offering fresh, family-style Pan-Latin dishes, creative small plates, and classic barrel-aged Latin cocktails.

| Go out with the gang for $4 well drinks, house wines, and draft beers + half-priced appetizers. Bonus: Binge on a bottomless brunch for $54 and wash it all down with $3 Mimosas, Micheladas or Bloody Marias on Sundays from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

200 N Main St, Fort Worth, TX 76102Phone: 817-210-2222 Visit Website. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Toro Toro Pan-Latin Steakhouse (@torotorofw)