All the North Texas locations seen in ‘Lioness’ season 3

Fort Worth

Taylor Sheridan’s “Lioness” filmed its third season all over North Texas.

The Paramount+ series follows CIA operative Joe (Zoe Saldaña) as she balances her “personal and professional lives as the tip of the spear in the agency’s war on terror.” The show also stars Nicole Kidman, Michael Kelly and Morgan Freeman.

Since “Lioness” was made in the area, several Fort Worth and other North Texas locations popped up in the show’s eight-episode third season, which wrapped up on Sept. 20.

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The Star-Telegram covered all the locations and references in each episode this season, and has put together all those entries into the very story you’re reading.

Check out it below, and be wary of spoilers for “Lioness” season 3.

Episode 1: ‘The Spider and the Fly’Berkeley Place neighborhood

At 5:55, Joe talks to Kaitlyn (Nicole Kidman) over the phone before she is ambushed and kidnapped.

Fort Worth’s Berkeley Place neighborhood appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 1. Screenshot Paramount+

This entire sequence takes place in the Berkeley Place neighborhood near the Fort Worth Zoo.

Joe backs out of the driveway of a home at 2236 Hawthorne Ave., and the actual kidnapping takes place on Forrest Park Boulevard between Huntington Lane and Hawthorne Avenue.

Dallas City Hall

At 8:04, Byron (Michael Kelly) walks into the CIA’s headquarters in Langley, Virginia.

Dallas City Hall appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 1. Screenshot Paramount+

If the building looks familiar, that’s because it’s actually Dallas City Hall.

Sci-fi classic “RoboCop” filmed at the downtown building back in the 1980s. Dallas filmmaker Merced Elizondo also filmed his new short film, “And Then Everything Turned Itself Inside Out,” at the locale just a few months ago.

SMU

At 9:03, Joe and her team are on an assignment at Georgetown University.

SMU’s campus in Dallas appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 1. Screenshot Paramount+

This was actually filmed on SMU’s campus in Dallas.

Episode 2: ‘No Sorrow Like the Survivor’Fort Worth home

At 6:45, Joe’s team arrives at a house looking for her.

From left, James Jordan as Two Cups, Jill Wagner as Bobby, Laysla De Oliveira as Cruz, and Jonah Wharton as Tex in “Lioness,” episode 2, season 3, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Lauren “Lo” Smith Paramount+

This was filmed in southwest Fort Worth at 6801 Del Prado Ave. The house is in the Wedgwood South neighborhood.

Ashton Hotel

At 17:55, Kaitlyn calls Byron, who is at The Occidental restaurant in Washington, D.C.

Fort Worth’s Ashton Hotel appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 2. Screenshot Paramount+

This was actually filmed at the historic Ashton Hotel (610 Main St.) in downtown Fort Worth.

The 12-story structure was built in 1915 as a roomier replacement for The Fort Worth Club’s original two-story brick building. The club then built its own building in 1926. It still stands at 306 W. Seventh St.

Over the years, the Main Street building was owned by a supply company and later sat vacant for nearly a decade. In 1996, the building was purchased and $9 million was pumped into it for renovations. Finally in 2001, the building reopened as the Ashton Hotel.

Brittney Griner

At 33:40, Byron interrupts a group of Russians and questions them for putting the hit out on Joe.

When the Russian asks what Byron wants in return, the statesman says, “You already gave us our weed-vaping basketball player back, I’d say we’re pretty good.”

Brittney Griner (42) of the Phoenix Mercury handles the ball during the first half of a WNBA game at Footprint Center on May 21, 2023, in Phoenix. Christian Petersen TNS

Byron is referring to WNBA star Brittney Griner, who was arrested in Russia on drug smuggling charges in 2022.

Griner, who is from Houston and went to Baylor, was accused of having vape cartridges containing hash oil, which is illegal in Russia. She was found guilty and was given a nine-year prison sentence.

Finally, on Dec. 8, 2022, Griner was released by Russia in a prisoner swap after nearly 300 days of incarceration.

Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse

At 47:18, Kyle (Thad Luckinbill) is standing outside a club.

The outside of Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse in downtown Fort Worth appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 2. Screenshot Paramount+

This was filmed outside Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse (812 Main St.) in downtown Fort Worth.

Fort Worth mansion

At 49:40, Joe arrives at a safe house.

A Fort Worth mansion at 3760 Country Club Circle appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 2. Screenshot Paramount+

This was filmed at 3760 Country Club Circle, a house near the Colonial Country Club. According to Zillow, the house is worth an estimated $3.9 million.

Episode 3: ‘The Bear Is Infected’Fort Worth house

The episode opens with Kyle interrogating Oleksandra (Elizaveta Neretin) about the attack at Joe’s house.

A Fort Worth house near TCU at 2900 Simondale Drive appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 3. Screenshot Paramount+

This was filmed at a house in Fort Worth near TCU at 2900 Simondale Drive.

State Highway 121

Around 21 minutes, Two Cups (James Jordan) and Randy (Austin Hébert) are driving Joe’s kids to school and have to take a detour after things get a little suspicious on the roadway.

State Highway 121 in Lewisville appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 3. Screenshot Paramount+

This was filmed on State Highway 121 in Lewisville near a Walmart at 190 E. Round Grove Road.

Fountain Place

At 22:50, Joe and her team arrive at a building to interrogate Oleksandra.

From left, Thad Luckinbill as Kyle, Laysla De Oliveira as Cruz, and Zoe Saldaña as Joe in “Lioness,” episode 3, season 3, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Emerson Miller Paramount+

This was filmed outside and inside Fountain Place in Dallas. The 58-story building was designed by architects I.M. Pei and Henry Cobb and constructed in 1986.

Fort Worth mansion

At 29:07, Kaitlyn arrives home to chat with her husband Errol (Martin Donovan).

A Fort Worth mansion at 2000 Four Oaks Lane appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 3. Screenshot Paramount+

This was filmed in Fort Worth at 2000 Four Oaks Lane. The 8000-square-foot home is worth an estimated $6.6 million, according to Zillow.

Episode 4: ‘Murder Hornets’Fort Worth Meacham International Airport

The episode opens with Joe being tortured inside an airplane hangar.

From left, Jonah Wharton as Tex, Jill Wagner as Bobby, and Thad Luckinbill as Kyle in “Lioness,” episode 4, season 3, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Lauren “Lo” Smith Paramount+

This was filmed at Fort Worth’s Meacham International Airport.

Ashton Hotel and The French Room

At 38:32, Byron and Kaitlyn meet with a Russian diplomat.

Nicole Kidman as Kaitlyn in “Lioness,” episode 4, season 3, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Lauren “Lo” Smith Paramount+

The exterior of the restaurant was filmed at Fort Worth’s Ashton Hotel, which also appeared in episode 2, while the interior was filmed at The French Room inside Dallas’ Adolphus Hotel.

Episode 5: ‘The Idiot Army’Silver City Cabaret

The episode opens with Two Cups and Randy at a strip club.

Dallas’ Silver City Cabaret appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 5. Screenshot Paramount+

This was filmed in Dallas at Silver City Cabaret, 7501 N. Stemmons Freeway.

Fort Worth house

At 8:40, Two Cups wakes up after his night out.

A Fort Worth house at 1400 Washington Ave. appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 5. Screenshot Paramount+

This was filmed at a house (1400 Washington Ave.) near Fort Worth’s Near Southside neighborhood.

Episode 6: ‘Sugar Land’Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse

At 5 minutes, Joe and her team arrive at a restaurant.

From left, Morgan Freeman as Edwin Mullins and Michael Kelly as Byron Westfield in “Lioness,” episode 6, season 3, streaming on Paramount+, 2026. Ryan Green Paramount+

This was filmed in Fort Worth at Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steakhouse, 812 Main St. The exterior of the restaurant appeared earlier this season in episode two.

Amon G. Carter, Jr. Downtown YMCA

At 12:50, Sen. Olson (Joe Nemmers) exits the restaurant after speaking with Joe.

Amon G. Carter, Jr. Downtown YMCA in Fort Worth appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 6. Screenshot Paramount+

The exterior of the building is the Amon G. Carter, Jr. Downtown YMCA in Fort Worth.

West Lancaster Avenue Bridge

Around 15 minutes in, Sen. Olson drives on a bridge.

Fort Worth’s West Lancaster Avenue Bridge appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 6. Screenshot Paramount+

This was filmed in Fort Worth on the West Lancaster Avenue Bridge in the Cultural District.

The production closed down the bridge in late March for filming. The Star-Telegram caught a glimpse of filming and saw an assortment of vehicles driving up and down the bridge.

University Drive

At 17:50, Sen. Olson drives his car into a semi truck.

Fort Worth’s University Drive appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 6. Screenshot Paramount+

This was filmed on University Drive in Fort Worth’s Cultural District.

The production closed down the road for two days in late March. The Star-Telegram watched filming from a distance and saw an all-black car with a camera on its roof driving behind a black sedan and black SUV.

Fort Worth Masonic Temple

At 19:30, the Russian embassy in Washington D.C. is seen.

The Fort Worth Masonic Temple appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 6. Screenshot Paramount+

This was filmed at the Fort Worth Masonic Temple, 1100 Henderson St.

Roy Pope Grocery

At 27:36, Oleksandra shops at a grocery store in Oklahoma.

Fort Worth’s Roy Pope Grocery appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 6. Screenshot Paramount+

This was filmed at Fort Worth’s Roy Pope Grocery, 2300 Merrick St.

The 83-year-old neighborhood grocery and deli closed in May and is being turned into a restaurant by Westland Hospitality Group.

Fort Worth house

At 28:37, Oleksandra returns home and finds Kyle inside.

A house in Fort Worth’s University West neighborhood appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 6. Screenshot Paramount+

This was filmed in Fort Worth’s University West neighborhood at 2560 Rogers Ave.

Denton Enterprise Airport

At 44:20, Kyle and his team are at an airport looking for a plane.

Texas Woman’s University’s Doswell School of Aeronautical Sciences at Denton Enterprise Airport appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 6. Screenshot Paramount+

This was filmed at Texas Woman’s University’s Doswell School of Aeronautical Sciences at Denton Enterprise Airport.

Episode 7: ‘Kiss the Girls’Kleberg, Texas

Around 7 minutes in, Kyle and his team are in Kleberg, Texas, after thwarting an escape plan.

A screen grab from “Lioness” season 3, episode 7. Paramount+

Kleberg is not a real Texas town, at least not anymore.

In 1845, a 4,428-acre tract was granted to Robert Kleberg, a famed solider and settler, according to the Texas State Historical Association. Now in Dallas, the tract was on U.S. Highway 175 around 13 miles southeast of Dallas. A small community lived on the acreage for decades, and the town officially received the “Kleberg” name in 1887.

At its peak, Kleberg had a population of about 4,500 people. In 1978, the community was consolidated into Dallas. At the time, Kleberg was the largest town in Texas without a property tax.

There is also a Kleberg County in Texas just south of Corpus Christi.

Rolling Hills Soccer Complex

Around 12 minutes, police pull over a car containing Joe, and a firefight ensues.

From left, Austin Hébert as Randy and LaMonica Garrett as Tucker in “Lioness,” episode 7 Season 3, streaming on Paramount+, 2025. Ryan Green Paramount+

The traffic stop was filmed on Joe B Rushing Road, between the Rolling Hills Soccer Complex and the parking lot of Tarrant County College’s south campus. The ensuing firefight was filmed on the fields at the Rolling Hills Soccer Complex.

Episode 8: ‘The Unraveling’Downtown Fort Worth

At 20:40, Kyle tails a Russian national.

Thad Luckinbill as Kyle in “Lioness,” episode 8 Season 3, streaming on Paramount+, 2025. Ryan Green Paramount+

This was filmed in downtown Fort Worth starting at 500 W. Fourth St. and continuing westbound.

Wicked Butcher

At 22:10, Kyle parks his car outside a restaurant and walks inside.

From left, Jonah Wharton as Tex and Austin Hébert as Randy in “Lioness,” episode 8 Season 3, streaming on Paramount+, 2025. Ryan Green Paramount+

This was filmed in downtown Fort Worth at Wicked Butcher, at 512 Main St. The steakhouse also appeared in season 1 of Sheridan’s “The Madison.”

USMD Hospital at Arlington

At 41:20, Kaitlyn calls Joe from a hospital.

USMD Hospital at Arlington appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 8. Screenshot Paramount+

This was filmed at USMD Hospital at Arlington, 801 W. Interstate 20.

Texas Health Huguley Hospital Fort Worth South

At 48:26, Tucker (LaMonica Garrett) arrives at a hospital to check on Randy.

Texas Health Huguley Hospital Fort Worth South appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 8. Screenshot Paramount+

This was filmed at Texas Health Huguley Hospital Fort Worth South, 11801 South Freeway.

Pecan Valley Park

At 1:01:16, a runner discovers Oleksandra’s body in a creek.

Pecan Valley Park appears in “Lioness” season 3, episode 8. Screenshot Paramount+

This was filmed in Fort Worth near the Art Cowsen Trailhead at Pecan Valley Park, 1301 Memorial Oak.

All seasons of “Lioness” are streaming on Paramount+.

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Brayden Garcia is the entertainment reporter at the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, where he mainly writes about how the film and TV industry impacts North Texas, from Taylor Sheridan shows to the Fort Worth Film Commission and everything in between.