Keller City Guide

Food is mostly Tex-Mex, BBQ, and American classics. There are Mexican, Italian, Asian, and some Indian options. Vegetarian and vegan choices exist. Late-night sit-down meals are rare.

Nightlife is quiet with a few bars and casual dining. For more options, head to Fort Worth or Dallas.

The coffee scene mixes local cafes and chains. Specialty coffee is limited but growing.

Tipping is expected in service industries. Sit-down restaurants and rideshares usually get 15-20%. Bars, hotel staff, and personal services also expect tips.

SIM cards are available at carrier stores (AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon) and big retailers like Walmart and Target. No ID needed for prepaid SIMs. eSIMs are offered by all major carriers.

Keller is very clean with regular waste pickup and good street maintenance.

24/7 options are limited. Emergency rooms open all night but most clinics close early. Convenience stores are open late.

Supermarkets like Kroger, H-E-B, Market Street, and Tom Thumb offer regular and some international products. Specialty stores require driving to Fort Worth or Dallas.

Most shops, restaurants, and services accept credit and debit cards. Cash is rarely needed.

ATMs are common at banks like Bank of America, Chase, and Wells Fargo, plus major retailers including Walmart and Target. Out-of-network fees usually range from $2.50 to $5.00, plus your bank's charges.

Keller Independent School District has well-regarded public schools. Instruction is mainly in English. Nearby Dallas and Fort Worth have international schools.

Keller has a very small digital nomad community with limited meetups or co-living spaces. Nearby Dallas offers more resources.

Excellent green spaces with many parks, shaded trails, and running paths.

Safe and pleasant running routes in parks like Bear Creek, with sidewalks and well-lit areas for evenings.

Several gyms and a public recreation center with pools and classes.

Public tennis courts at parks and some private clubs. Padel is rare but may be found nearby.

Padel is uncommon in Keller.

Multiple yoga studios and classes at Keller Pointe. English-speaking instructors and varied class options.

Multiple schools offer Taekwondo, Karate, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai, and MMA with English-speaking instructors.

No skiing in Keller or Texas.

Grapevine Lake nearby offers kayaking, paddleboarding, and sailing, mostly usable April to October.

No surfing spots in Keller.

No diving spots available.

Good private healthcare with English-speaking staff. Major hospitals nearby include Baylor Scott & White Medical Center and Texas Health Harris Methodist. OTC meds are widely available.

Tap water meets or exceeds all state and federal safety standards.

Many parks with playgrounds and family-oriented cafes. Baby supplies are easy to find. Key attractions include Bear Creek Park and Keller Pointe recreation center.

Acceptance is moderate with no dedicated safe spaces or events. Nearby Dallas and Fort Worth have more active LGBTQ+ scenes.

Many parks allow leashed dogs. There’s an off-leash dog park (Keller Dog Park) and pet-friendly cafes. Veterinary clinics and pet stores are available.