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Google reviewers rate The Amber Room 4.7 out of 5 based on 226 reviews, with the owner responding to only 3% of comments. Customers frequently praise the speakeasy atmosphere, unique cocktails, and attentive bartenders who create custom drinks. However, low-star reviews cite inconsistent service, including rude staff interactions, slow pacing during busy hours, and unclear pricing for wine and food items.
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226 Google reviews we collected
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“He’s also so friendly and personable, which makes the entire experience even better.”
“The staff was extremely rude to my family members when asked if they could make a particular mixed drink.”
“If you have plans at W&F, I highly recommend you make the Amber Room part of those plans.”
“NEVER going back!”
“Awesome atmosphere and bartenders were fast and friendly!”
“Not a good spot, service is unnecessarily slow, not very pleasant servers, very cold and non friendly vibes.”
“Spencer was our mixologist and did a fantastic job.”
“At a price point of ~$15 per drink that is quite reasonable for the work put in.”
“Overpriced for slow service and cold food.”
“Jack is an incredible bartender and genuinely the best mixologist I’ve ever met.”
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4.7 ★★★★★ 226 reviews on Google · rating breakdown
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This place is a masterpiece! From the decor to the menu, everything is top tier. The staff made us feel welcome and the cocktails were perfection. 10/10.
Love the unique vibe and the drinks are amazing. Service was a bit slow when it got busy, but worth the wait. Great addition to Fort Worth nightlife.
The bar tender was on point he had my Wild Turkey so that was a major plus for me. The speakeasy was small but cozy for my wife and I to enjoy people watching.
Look for the door with the candle and "carpe noctem". Fantastic atmosphere with low noise so you can actually talk. Bar staff know their stuff, drinks were incredible. Seating layout encourages mingling.
This place has the best cocktails and service in DFW! Jack is an incredible bartender and genuinely the best mixologist I’ve ever met. He’s also so friendly and personable, which makes the entire experience even better. 10/5 stars! I can’t wait to come back soon!
I’ve been to more than a few bars, but the ambiance in the Amber Room was perfect. I didn’t know if the cocktails could match the vibe, but Spencer was able to craft what I didn’t even know I wanted with just a few ‘guidelines’. The best bartender I’ve run into in Fort Worth. I’ll be back, regularly. Highly recommend.
Christie was a terrible bartender and very disappointing.
The Amber Room is one of my favorite places to go. Drinks are great, love the dark atmosphere and the bartenders are always cool. Highly recommend!
My friends and I came for my birthday in July. Fantastic speakeasy with was my theme.
We found this speakeasy by accident while standing in the endless line at Ichiro Izakaya. Since drinking is apparently frowned upon while waiting, we wandered next door and stumbled into The Amber Room. Finding it is half the point. Look for the suspicious wooden door. Inside, the space leans hard into pre-Depression charm. High-back paisley chairs, tucked-away corners, and the kind of layout meant for quiet conversations and bad decisions made discreetly. We took seats at the bar. The cocktails were excellent. Beautifully built, delivered quickly, and clearly made by people who care. I had their take on a Manhattan and it was outstanding. Since I was driving, my wife ordered the No Shrubs and Orchard in the Morning. Both were thoughtful, balanced, and memorable. This is a bar that understands craft. And then there was the barback. In full view of the bar (in the middle of the bar floor), he blew his nose, pocketed the tissue, and went back to work. Dirty glasses were “washed” by briefly dipping them into the sink. No scrubbing. No machine. When customers asked for water, he carried the glasses by placing his fingers inside them before filling and serving. Then came the polishing. A rag inside and out of each glass, followed by transporting multiple “clean” glasses at once with fingers fully inserted. All of this happened in plain sight. That is the frustrating part. The bartenders clearly care about what they are making. The owners went to real effort to build an atmosphere worth seeking out. Which makes you wonder what is happening when no one is watching. The Amber Room is capable of being something special. Right now, it is memorable for reasons it should not be.
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