Fort Worth, get ready to shop designer at Forty Five Ten luxury boutique and eat caviar at Cafe Mirador.
We’ve been talking about this swanky Dallas boutique and restaurant coming to West 7th for more than a year now. It will fit right in with its neighbors — the high-end Crescent Hotel and Don Artemio restaurant.
Forty Five Ten sells handbags, home goods, high-end clothing and jewelry. And its rooftop restaurant, Mirador, has been recognized by D Magazine’s Best of Big D several times. Eater and Culture Map have also recognized it for best restaurant. Both Forty Five Ten and Mirador are owned and operated by Headington Companies, which is responsible for shops in The Joule Hotel, Commissary, Tango Room and other downtown Dallas concepts
A rendering of Fort Worth’s Cafe Mirador, a little sister of “Mirador,” the rooftop terrace at Forty Five Ten in Dallas. Courtesy of Ibanez Shaw Architects
Fort Worth’s 4,800 square foot version of the boutique and restaurant will be like a “little sister” to the original, four story, 45,000 square foot Dallas location.
The grand opening is on Saturday, March 21. Go hungry — to eat, and to spend.
The Lobster Roll at Mirador in Dallas on Oct. 14, 2025 will be served at Cafe Mirador in Fort Worth. Ella Gonzales egonzales@star-telegram.com What’s on the Cafe Mirador menu?
The Cafe Mirador menu will be a daytime concept of the Mirador penthouse restaurant in Dallas.
Customers can still get some of Dallas’ favorite menu items, like lobster rolls, chicken bites, ahi tuna cornettes and eggs benedict. And of course, Tradition Osciestra Caviar is sprinkled on quite a few dishes. See what we think of the menu here.
Deviled Eggs with caviar at Mirador in Dallas on Oct. 14, 2025. This menu item will be available at Cafe Mirador in Forty Five Ten Boutique in Fort Worth. Ella Gonzales egonzales@star-telegram.com
The cafe will also have pastries from Headington Company’s Commissary Bakery, based in Dallas.
Like we mentioned earlier, Cafe Mirador is a smaller concept with 33 seats. It will only be open for weekday lunch and weekend brunch.
Mirador in Dallas is known for its weekend tea time. Cafe Mirador will not offer this at the start. But, there will be an abbreviated bar with the signature Mirador margarita, wine and champagne.
Reservations can be made for Cafe Mirador on Resy.
A rendering of the inside of the Forty Five Ten Boutique that will open at 3220 W. Seventh Street in Fort Worth. Courtesy of Ibanez Shaw Architects What is Forty Five Ten?
Besides Lucchese or Neiman Marcus, Forty Five Ten is another choice for Fort Worthians who want more personalized luxury shopping options. And that’s exactly the need that Anne Wallach, president of Forty Five Ten, saw.
Forty Five Ten features an extensive collection of designer goods with some recognizable names like Thom Browne, Bode, Khaite, and Rabanne. Shoppers can request a one-on-one appointment with a stylist (email concierge@fortyfiveten.com), or walk in at their leisure.
Forty Five Ten sells coats, pants, dresses, shoes, purses and jewelry. For homeware, they offer books, candles, art and fragrances. Their collections and brands rotate depending on what’s in season and trending.
The Ahi Tuna Cornettes are a bite sized starter at Mirador in Dallas. These will also be served in Fort Worth at Cafe Mirador. Ella Gonzales egonzales@star-telegram.com Where to find Forty Five Ten and Cafe Mirador
The new $2.2 million boutique and cafe is located at 3220 W. Seventh St.
The new location is located in Museum Place, which spans two blocks wide and three blocks long from Sixth Street to Camp Bowie Boulevard. This shopping center neighbors Fort Worth’s West 7th Entertainment District and the Cultural District.
Forty Five Ten will be open Wednesday to Friday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Cafe Mirador will be open Wednesday to Friday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The grand opening is on Saturday, March 21.
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Ella Gonzales is a service journalism reporter for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. She is part of a team of local journalists who answer reader questions and write about life in North Texas. Ella mainly writes about local restaurants and where to find good deals around town.