This vintage barbershop in Deep Ellum offers haircuts by day and hair-raising libations by night in a cozy, prohibition-inspired lounge hidden in the back. (11 p.m. on weekends), the bar keeps hopping until the early hours with free live music and dancing plus some seriously delicious cocktails. Speaking of cocktails, the booze menu features everything from creative concoctions and prohibition-era classics to potent vapor shots that are inhaled through a straw.
If you're looking for a cool, chill vibe and don't mind dancing elbow-to-elbow on the dance floor, this is your spot. This attractive watering hole took over the old Jake's Burgers and infused the space with blonde wood, breezy vibes, and lots of hanging greenery. There's a generous happy hour Tuesday through Friday, where you can take down beers, wines, and house cocktails for cheaper than usual—try the Rosemary Paloma, with tequila, Aperol, grapefruit, and lime.
And when you're hungry, the food menu features classics like sandwiches, tacos, and deviled eggs. Housed in a former trolley car repair station in the Swiss Avenue Historic District, this legendary nightspot shares a space with the Lizard Lounge. The latter hosts national and internationally known DJ's and EDM artists on Friday and Saturday nights, while The Church caters to the alternative scene on Sunday nights. While some Dallas nightclubs stay open late, Sue Ellen's actually opens early at 4pm on weekdays and 2pm on weekends. Sue Ellen's is also actively involved in the neighborhood and hosts events like weekly karaoke, DJ sets, social mixers, and live bands. Deep Ellum offers plenty of places to listen to music, but this two-level dance palace is one of the only places in the neighborhood dedicated solely for dancing to it.
Here, you'll find a lower level complete with two bars, a cozy lounge, a dance floor and some of the city's top DJs spinning everything from '80s hits to EDM. When you feel like coming up for air, take the back stairway to the rooftop terrace where you can enjoy more music with prime views of Deep Ellum. Keep an eye out for offbeat entertainment like costume parties, burlesque shows and aerial performances. In addition to concerts, the Hall features an array of events during the week, including Wednesday night swing classes and a Thursday acoustic campfire jam. When you're ready for a breather, head to the bar downstairs where a jukebox, pool table and shuffleboard provide a nice diversion. Just be sure to keep an eye out for ghost sightings, this place is supposedly haunted.
Located in the Dallas suburb of Plano, this bi-level club boasts a swanky décor, bottle service in a VIP area and a high-energy dance party every Friday and Saturday night. Expect to find a state-of-the-art lights and sound system plus a revolving door of top local and national DJs spinning everything from EDM to hip hop. Also expect to find a variety of champagne selections, craft cocktails, and drinks offered by the pitcher and on tap. Best of all, there's not a charge to reserve a VIP table and there's never a cover to get in. The Clover Club is a glamorous throwback to 1960s-style supper clubs, helmed by local cocktail expert Eddie Campbell (who also owns Parliament and The Standard Pour, two of Dallas' popular bars).
Enter to find a social fine-dining experience with a generous helping of live Motown and big band music, plus plenty of dancing tableside. Crowd-pleasing dishes include lobster potstickers, grilled quail, and ribeye steaks, while The Clover Club Cocktail is an irresistible signature drink . An outside rooftop lounge offers a more casual corner with a firepit, long sofas, and skyscraper views.
JR's Bar & Grill is Texas' most successful gay bar and grill, and the inspiration for like-named clubs in Houston, Washington D.C., and Denver. It has been remodeled and enlarged three times, evolving from a narrow, one-story bar to the multi-level destination it is today, located at the corner of the gay Crossroads of Dallas. It is one of Oak Lawn's longest-standing watering holes, JR's is a hub for all the action on Cedar Springs.
The patio makes for a great place to watch the basic hustle and bustle of a Friday or Saturday night on Cedar Springs as folks visit other nearby clubs, bars, and restaurants. Arguably one of the city's best and biggest gay dance clubs, this cavernous, multilevel nightspot boasts an amazing sound and lighting system, not to mention an expansive dance floor in which to let it all hang out. When you're ready for a break, you can head to an outdoor balcony for a breather or watch all the action from a VIP lounge above. Cutting-edge DJs and a host of regular events, from gay bingo to costume contests, make Station 4 a perennially popular place for a mostly gay crowd, but it's just as welcoming to anyone who's looking for a good time.
Not-to-be-missed are the award-winning drag shows that take place Thursday through Sunday evenings in the Rose Room upstairs. Dinner with a side of live music and dancing is what's going down at this swanky, 1960s-style supper club by local cocktail wizard Eddie Campbell, who also owns neighboring Uptown bars, Parliament and The Standard Pour. Expect to swing to Big Band tunes and Motown while dining on everything from lobster pot stickers to grilled quail and ribeye steaks. Reservations for tables to view the show require the purchase of an entree, though guests can also enjoy the entertainment from the bar. For something more casual, there's a rooftop lounge offering cocktails with a view.
You might know them as cigar lounges and strip clubs, and Jenkins wants them closed for the pandemic. While the order went into effect July 24, some strip clubs and cigar lounges remain open. Jenkins says he's been told Health and Human Services is still receiving complaints about these businesses operating.
Gilley's Dallas is a large facility (92,000+ sq. ft.) with 7 unique event spaces. 4 of our rooms come equipped with audio/visual production and all have spacious capacity, easy accessibility and unique atmosphere that make Gilley's a memorable location for your next special event. Spring is one of the four best drinking seasons—a bold take, we know.
But as winter slowly gives way to warmer days and longer nights, people everywhere emerge from a collective hibernation to stack pints on sunny picnic tables and pore over extensive cocktail lists in dimly lit lounges. To partake in such ideal scenarios yourself, consult this list. It's loaded with 20 of the best places to drink in Dallas right now, from high-end hotel bars to lovable low-brow dives. American Airlines Center features a collection of premium full service bars designed to fit the mood and spirit of each event. With these specialty bars being located around the arena, they serve a unique selection of offerings for guests including a wide variety of wines, spirits and beers.
Head to Uptown, one of Dallas' sleeker nightlife neighborhoods, where Theory Nightclub is the area's go-to hotspot. Leather booths wrap around the club and cater to VIP patrons who order bottle service, while most visitors hit up the central bar for a good cocktail. There's minimal space here, but patrons spread out amongst the booths in order to dance, hang out, and mingle as hip hop and pop music keeps up the party vibe. The world-famous Station 4, located in Dallas' gayborhood, is an LGBTQ+ nightclub with 15 bars and 24,000 square feet of space.
From Thursday to Sunday, the venue boogies down with DJ sets, light shows, and plenty of reasons to dance. Expect a packed club from the time they open until the lights come on , and if you're looking to experience what put this place on the map, don't miss one of its iconic drag shows . Tiny Victories is not large—that probably goes without saying.
But what does need saying is that it maxes out its 1,000-square-feet with cozy vibes, tasty drinks, and one of the neighborhood's best happy hours. Classic cocktails like Negronis and Sazeracs are joined by a handful of inventive originals, plus beer, wine, and hard seltzers. The best choice, however, is the My Neck, My Daq, which pairs a Miller High Life pony with a Snaquiri (AKA a snack-size Daiquiri). It's impossible to have a bad time with your hands full of adorably diminutive drinks. Each night you dine in the Lexus Platinum Club the Chef's Table boasts an array of fresh, seasonal items and creative menus from Chef Mark Mabry and his first class culinary team. Continually changing with the events and seasons Chef's menus are sure to please any palate and can be complimented by the Clubs extensive wine list, wide array of beers or one of our specialty cocktails.
What Clubs Open Tonight In Dallas Bottled Blondes one-of-a-kind venue is committed to delivering the very best experience to you and your guests. We offer amenities that create a unique and fun setting for any private or corporate event, and our dedicated team of friendly professionals offer the best in food service, presentation, and cleanliness. If you've got a hankering to down ice-cold Lone Stars and two-step your way across a massive dance floor-- then this behemoth honky-tonk is for you. Not only can you do some serious boot-scootin' to live bands Wednesdays through Saturdays, but you can also cowboy up with everything from mechanical bull riding to games of Texas Hold 'Em, Blackjack and Craps. And if that doesn't get your toes a-tappin'--then free dance lessons, ladies' nights and the $3 drink specials certainly will.
For an authentic country experience without having to get your boots dusty, this place is the real deal. From the outside, Truth & Alibi looks like a closed candy shop. But with the right password , an attendant will open a secret passage and send you down to the club. On the smaller side, the cozy interiors go big with ritzy chandeliers and opulent chairs meant to create a luxurious atmosphere. Every Thursday to Saturday, you'll find guests ordering specialty cocktails from the sleek bar before hitting the small dance floor to sway and shimmy to Top 40 and hip hop hits.
There's a nightclub for all kinds of folk in Dallas, whether you're keeping it casual with a bottle of Lone Star at a live music joint or indulging bottle service while listening to European DJs. Either way, don't forget to visit one of the city's best restaurants before your night on the town (you won't last all night on an empty tank, trust us). A collaboration between Uchi and Austin's famous Franklin Barbecue, Loro is rightfully lauded for its smoked meats and fresh sides, but don't sleep on the drinks. The lengthy bar is pouring draft beers, thoughtful wines, batched cocktails, and boozy slushies. Try the frozen Gin & Tonic, which is only $5 during happy hour, or perk up with a frosty Vietnamese Coffee.
Omar Yeefoon's friendly bar serves classic drinks, spins vinyl records, and offers a Latin America-inspired bill of plant-based dishes. Pair your Daiquiri with Latin Fried Potatoes tossed with pickled onions, chimichurri, and Peruvian aji crema, and plan to stay awhile. Especially if you arrive at the start of happy hour, which runs all day on Monday and from pm Tuesday through Friday.
The Marche on the Platinum Level is an exclusive, fully furnished, cozy gathering space. Enjoy the casual comfort of our custom pieces while indulging in a market-style selection of specialty food and beverages. La Cucina features chef prepared made-to-order pasta dishes, gourmet salads and pizzas. The Texas Carvery location features hand carved gourmet sandwiches.
The Marche is open during all events however the hours of operation of La Cucina, El Taco Tex and Texas Carvery vary. Savory to spicy, crunchy to smooth, southern flair to Texas stagger, ROHK features sharables, big plates and side dishes to please every palate. The ROHK bar also offers a vibrant selection of artisanal cocktails, 12 rotating local craft beers, and an international wine list. When businesses were first shut down, he turned his lounge into a 24-hour, membership-only cigar club and barbershop. He also implemented social distancing, a mask policy and started taking customers' temperatures when they arrive. With this setup, patrons can come in at any time they want.
Davis says this makes it easier to keep the number of people in the lounge to a minimum. Patio season is upon us, and it's time for a fresh update of the Eater Dallas Cocktail Heatmap. The seamless viewing experience is made possible through Audiofetch, which allows real time audio from TVs or any aural source straight to your Apple® or Android® Smartphone.
Users download the AudioFetch App at iTunes® or Google Play® Stores and once installed, the phone acoustic and TV video synchronize together. Anvil Pubin Deep Ellum hasreopenedwith staff wearing masks and gloves, disposable menus, and disposable vessels for drinks and food. They're observing temporary hours in which they're closed on Tuesday-Wednesday. Under Phase 2 of the state's reopening plan, Gov. Greg Abbott announced Monday that Texas bars could reopen for business May 22 at 25 percent of capacity.
The guidelines also allow nightclubs, craft breweries and wine tasting rooms to reopen. Dallas may not have a huge cowboy culture like Fort Worth, but that doesn't mean Dallasites don't like to two-step every now and then. Cowboys Red River is a honky-tonk club that plays the best country hits every day but Sunday. The dance floor surrounds a bar and many line up against wooden rails with beers in hand to watch couples spinning to live bands on the club's mainstage. For those who want to learn how to country dance, Cowboys Red River offers two-step and line dancing lessons every Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday at 7pm. At 40,000 square feet, Escapade 2001 Dallas offers plenty of space for dancers to spread out and groove to the beat of ranchera, cumbia, and bachata hits.
With a space this big, expect multiple levels with bars and dance floors that allow visitors to move around until they find their perfect jam. Set in the famous Deep Ellum neighborhood, Punch Bowl Social Dallas takes funning to a whole new level. We've got 3 bars, a scratch kitchen and ridiculous entertainment options such as bowling, karaoke, ping-pong, wall scrabble, and old school arcade games. We're passionate about breaking down barriers to the sport of polo and welcoming new guests to enjoy the Club's events and atmosphere. We pride ourselves on being the equestrian centre of excellence in the heart of England, that offers national reach without forgetting local value.
Located on the ground floor of the Epic building in Deep Ellum, this sprawling restaurant and bar is part of the Milkshake Concepts group, which also includes nearby hotspots Stirr and Vidorra. It's adorned with hanging plants, a wine wall, and a patio that can be closed off to the elements. The global menu ranges from a Korean-style Beef Rib to Sea Bass and Agnolotti Pasta, and the drinks are equally diverse.
Make your way through wines by the glass or opt for an original cocktail, like the Negroni-esque Italian Job or the vodka-spiked Bye Bye Birdie served in a bird-shaped glass. Dark and eccentric with mismatched furniture, throwback art, and one of the better jukeboxes in town, Cosmo's is a neighborhood treasure. Pizza shares menu space with GM Jackson Tran's signature Vietnamese dishes, like bánh mì, pho, and vinegar-spiked dumplings, plus some of the best wings in Dallas. Monarch's menu of wood-fired modern Italian cuisine was created by two-Michelin star chef Danny Grant. But for the best possible outcome to your evening, show up before your reservation and grab a drink at the gorgeous bar.
Sure, that's where they keep the wines, whiskeys, and well-made cocktails, but it's also one of the best people-watching perches in the city. Citizen's drink menu features a thoughtfully created, seasonally changing cocktails, wine and beer. Alongside that, we have a small, but well produced food menu of plates and shareable, perfect to accompany your beverages. Our Members have access to the industry-leading ClubCorp Network of more than 300 country clubs and business clubs nationwide. Plus, special offerings at more than 1,000 hotels, resorts and entertainment venues.
Discover where Dallas' leaders and change-makers engage, entertain, connect, work, play, and stay. Tower Club Dallas is the city's leading community for purpose, connection, and entertainment in the heart of the downtown business district. From the Clubhouse on the 48th floor of Santander Tower, members and guests enjoy unforgettable experiences overlooking breathtaking views. This Henderson Avenue pub from the minds behind longtime bar Old Monk serves affordable, well-mixed cocktails all day long. Cocktails are just $7 during happy hour, like the Tiki Bird, mixed with dark rum, allspice, pineapple, and lime. The bar also slings habanero margaritas and refreshing ranch waters.
If live music is more your scene, there's no shortage of opportunities to check out a band or artist performance. Head toGranada Theater on Greenville Avenue in East Dallas to start. Check outTrees andThe Bomb Factory for a night out, too – these venues epitomize the music history of theDeep Ellum neighborhood and showcase local, national and international artists on a weekly basis. Located just 30 minutes east of downtown Dallas, Buffalo Creek Golf Club features an array of rolling hills and majestic trees off the eastern shore of Lake Ray Hubbard. Measuring 7,018 yards from the back tees, this par-71 course was designed by Jay Morrish and former PGA TOUR player Tom Weiskopf and opened in the summer of 1992.
