Restaurants nearby the speedway

A race weekend at Texas Motor Speedway means long days, big crowds, and classic American appetites. Whether you want something quick between sessions or a proper sit-down meal after the checkered flag, there are plenty of solid options both at the track and nearby in North Fort Worth and the Alliance area.

Eating at the Speedway

On race weekends, Texas Motor Speedway offers a wide range of concession stands spread throughout the grandstands and fan areas. It’s easy to grab food without missing any on-track action.

You can expect:

• Burgers, hot dogs, and sausages
• Pizza, tacos, and nachos
• Texas-style BBQ items
• Snacks, desserts, and ice cream
• Soft drinks, beer, and grab-and-go beverages

The food is straightforward, fast, and designed to keep you moving between stages of the race weekend.

Close to the track (5–15 minutes)

If you prefer to eat just outside the Speedway, these spots are popular with race fans thanks to their easy access and relaxed atmosphere.

Hard Eight BBQ: A must-visit for out-of-town fans. Authentic Texas barbecue, open pits, huge portions, and a lively post-race vibe.

Babe’s Chicken Dinner House: Classic Texas comfort food. Fried chicken, family-style sides, and a fun, casual setting.

In-N-Out Burger: Fast, reliable, and perfect if you want something quick before heading back to your hotel.

Alliance & North Fort Worth favorites

A short drive south of the Speedway, the Alliance area offers plenty of familiar and fan-friendly options.

Texas Roadhouse: A NASCAR fan favorite for steaks, ribs, and fresh-baked rolls. Busy after races, but worth it.

Buffalo Wild Wings: Wings, burgers, cold beer, and wall-to-wall sports coverage – ideal for catching post-race highlights.

BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse: A good all-round option with burgers, pizzas, salads, and house-brewed beers.