In downtown Grapevine, you can find over two hundred restaurants, as well as art galleries, and plenty of delightful shops. And, speaking of shops, Grapevine features one of the finest shopping malls in the country, Grapevine Mills. Downtown is also home to two beautiful theatres, the Palace and the Lancaster, which offer plays, musical acts, movies and other events in classic antique surroundings (recognized by the National Register of Historic Places).

Grapevine is a fine place to raise a family, and there are almost 19,000 households here. The city is on the shores of Lake Grapevine, which has marinas, wilderness trails, hiking and biking trails, camping and access to fishing and windsurfing. On top of that, the city offers an excellent school district for growing families and a magnificent new public library. Texas Hardwood Flooring is proud to serve the wide selection of homes of this great city, from the older modest ranch houses to the substantial new mansions that grace the landscape.

The city got its name for a good reason, as the area was covered in wild mustang grapes. Today, it is a leader in wine production in Texas (the 5th leading wine-producing state) with ten award-winning wineries in town. For the last thirty years, the city has celebrated with the annual GrapeFest, a four-day “family- friendly” festival every September. Other major events include Main Street Fest, the Christmas Capital Festival, and the season-long SummerBlast.

One delightful recreation here is the Vintage Railroad, featuring 1920’s coaches that leave from the old train station downtown and travel along the old Cotton Belt Route as far as the Ft. Worth Stockyards pulled by either a 1893 steam engine or a 1953 diesel locomotive.