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The Original Mexican Eats Cafe Files Building Permit in Fort Worth

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The Original Mexican Eats Cafe Files Building Permit in Fort Worth Historic Original Mexican Eats Cafe Set to Rebuild at 4733 Camp Bowie in Fort Worth The Original Mexican Eats Cafe , Fort Worth’s oldest Tex-Mex restaurant, is preparing for a comeback. According to recent building permit filings submitted in late October 2025, the historic eatery plans a 743 square-foot new construction project at 4733 Camp Bowie Blvd — near its former iconic location in west Fort Worth. A Fort Worth Tex-Mex Landmark Since 1926 Founded in 1926 by the Pineda family, The Original Mexican Eats Cafe has been a local favorite for nearly a century. The restaurant’s rich history includes visits from President Franklin D. Roosevelt during the 1930s when he came to Fort Worth to visit his son, Elliot. The "Roosevelt Special" — named in his honor — remains a symbol of Fort Worth’s classic dining culture. New Constructio...
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Weis Builders Planning New Hotel Construction in Fort Worth

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Weis Builders Planning New Hotel Construction in Fort Worth
Springhill Suites new hotel construction planned by Weis Builders in Fort Worth, Texas.

Weis Builders to Launch $19.8 Million Hotel Project in Fort Worth’s South Main District

New Hotel Construction by Weis Builders Signals Continued Growth in Fort Worth’s Hospitality Market

Fort Worth’s hospitality skyline is set for a fresh upgrade as Weis Builders gears up for a major new hotel construction project. The Minneapolis-based contractor has filed plans for a five-story, 156-guest-room hotel at 101 E. Vickery Blvd, located at the intersection of South Main Street and Industrial Avenue. With construction slated to begin in March 2026 and a target completion date of October 2027, this hotel project underscores the growing demand for premium accommodations in the Fort Worth market. The estimated cost of this hotel construction is listed at $19.8 million, and while the building permit is still under review, the planning construction phase is clearly underway.

Weis Builders Brings Deep Hotel Construction Expertise to Fort Worth

Weis Builders has earned a strong reputation in the hospitality sector, with a dedicated Dallas-Fort Worth regional office and a portfolio of completed hotel construction projects across Texas. The company previously delivered the Hampton Inn & Suites Fort Worth in downtown Fort Worth and has worked on other hotel project builds in the metroplex. Their deep experience in planning hotel construction positions them well to lead this SpringHill Suites by Marriott hotel project.

Details of the Hotel Project at 101 E. Vickery Blvd

The planned new hotel construction calls for a 100,000-square-foot facility featuring 156 guest rooms, a five-story structure, and parking facilities including 44 stalls on-site plus 38 spaces across Industrial Avenue. The building permit reflects the estimated cost of $19.8 million. Construction is scheduled to start in March 2026 and expected to wrap up by October 2027.

Why Fort Worth Is Attracting New Hotel Construction

Fort Worth’s booming economy and influx of visitors are driving hotel project investments across the city. The location near South Main Street and Industrial Avenue places the development within easy reach of downtown, Near Southside, and major cultural attractions. With increasing tourism and convention activity, this Weis Builders hotel construction adds another strong entry to the city’s growing hospitality corridor.

Weis Builders and Marriott Partnership in Hotel Construction

Weis Builders has long collaborated with leading hotel brands such as Marriott and Hilton. Their Dallas-Fort Worth team specializes in full-cycle hotel planning construction — from design coordination to project delivery. Partnering with design firm Gary Brink & Associates of Wisconsin, Weis Builders is positioned to ensure their hotel project meets both aesthetic and functional standards.

Next Steps for the 101 E. Vickery Hotel Planning Construction Timeline

The building permit for the new hotel construction is currently pending review with the City of Fort Worth. Once approved, the hotel project will begin site preparation, foundation work, and structure framing. With Weis Builders’s established presence in Fort Worth and experience managing high-value hospitality projects, the company is well-equipped to deliver another milestone for the city’s evolving skyline.

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