I am so happy that we found this gem while on a work trip!! I would love to have this exact place…read moreand concept in my area! Rebecca the hostess was awesome and introducing us to everything and making sure we got set up for our night. The food and drinks were excellent! Highly recommend making a reservation for a table! It's $15 a person for 90 minutes...we had 11 people and time flew, but it was the perfect amount of game play time for all of us! The entire vibe of this place was so cool! We were amazed at how much space there is. The back room got pretty tight when we first arrived since there was a group of 12 there already....they had taken over the tall tables in the middle and the couch. We slowly spread out and then their time was up about half way through ours so it wasn't as cramped. But it's still such an awesome set up we couldn't stop talking about it the next day!

Of cI've been to **Electronic Shuffle** three times now, and every single visit has been amazing…read more The food and drinks are always on point, and the hosts, bartenders, and overall staff truly make the experience special. Everyone is friendly, welcoming, and just genuinely great people to be around. What really stood out was when we celebrated my mom's birthday there. They wrote a special note for her, and almost every employee took the time to wish her a happy birthday. She felt so loved and had the best time -- it meant more than they probably realize. If you're looking for a fun atmosphere with great vibes, great service, and people who actually care, this is the place. We'll definitely keep coming back!

The Filter Building? More like The Furnace Building--because attending a wedding here in May felt…read morelike celebrating vows inside an actual oven. Choosing this place for a Texas summer wedding is practically sabotage, and I'll tell you why. Picture this: the bride, groom, officiant, and wedding party forced to stand directly facing the blazing sun at 5pm (all to get the lake in the background). Guests are sitting in direct sunlight, melting, turning the ceremony into an unbearable endurance test. Everyone spends hours getting ready, wearing designer, only to have your blazer turn into a portable sauna, your undershirt is now marinated in your own sweat, and your deodorant taps out like "I wasn't built for this." If you think alcohol will make this better, think again! You can't of catch a buzz because it's so hot that any alcohol consumed immediately escapes through your pores. If you thought you'll just go inside for relief, you'd be wrong again! Expect the interior temperature of the building only marginally cooler than outside, maybe a toasty 90 degrees. Once the doors mercifully open to the building, there's a mad dash to the smallest bathroom in Texas--three tiny stalls and one pathetic sink to service a crowd of sweaty survivors. Mirror? Vanity space? Not here. Prepare to freshen up makeup elbow-to-elbow with strangers, in line, like you're waiting for a ride at Disneyland (minus any of the joy). After exiting the bathroom you'll see the long, hallway-like layout. This narrow layout ensures that anyone seated towards the back misses everything happening on the stage. Guests were left shouting conversations over deafening acoustics and cheap concrete flooring. The cramped table arrangement created constant traffic jams and awkward, uncomfortable pathways just to move around. Outside was equally dreadful. The ceremony area was poorly designed, with an embarrassingly short aisle that robbed the bride of a proper procession. Photography conditions were awful, marred by either glaring sunlight or the shadow of the building (no sunset views). The spider-webbed oak trees added to the unkempt appearance, signaling neglect and lack of care. Parking was another disaster, forcing guests to navigate through a rough, unpaved secondary lot, making an already unpleasant experience even worse. Finally, if you were hoping for some redeeming aesthetic charm, sorry. You'll find none in this ugly orange-brick box inconveniently located far from any decent bars or entertainment. Brides, unless your dress code includes swimsuits and flip-flops, pick literally anywhere else for your summer or early fall wedding. The Filter Building has successfully filtered out comfort, logic, and fun.

Did you ask do i recommend this place, let me count to ways - YES. OMG i wanted it to never end…read morelast night. The Candlelight Neo-Soul & Hip Hop Favorites left me feeling all warm inside. The FEVER entertainment over did themselves , the Houston talent was outstanding, the vibe AHHHHH Devine, the crowd engaging last but not least the staff Fantastic. cant wait until March for the Beyoncé show. That's all folks!!!!!

Hickory Street Annex in Dallas is a hidden gem that perfectly balances charm and versatility. Its…read moredistinctive ambiance, adaptability, and commitment to creating memorable events make it a standout choice for any occasion. My experience at Hickory Street Annex was truly exceptional, and I wholeheartedly recommend this venue to those seeking an authentic and captivating space for their events. https://www.photoboothsofdallas.com/ https://djtommyscott.com/

Beautiful venue for a special event. Lovely location with ample parking and spacious…read moreaccommodations. Nice decor and lots of natural light and big windows.

the Arts District Mansion in Dallas is a venue that transports you to a world of sophistication and…read moreluxury. Whether you're planning a wedding, a corporate event, or a special celebration, this mansion offers a setting that is nothing short of enchanting. With its rich history, exquisite interiors, top-tier service, and attention to detail, the Arts District Mansion is an unforgettable backdrop for creating cherished memories. My experience at this venue was truly memorable, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking an extraordinary event experience in the heart of Dallas. https://djtommyscott.com/ https://www.photoboothsofdallas.com/

Wow! What a beautiful place! I came here for the Edge of Texas event and I was just in awe! From…read morethe amazing floors to the decorative ceilings, everywhere there was something to see. The lunch we had was catered by the staff and was a nice mix of vegetables, meats, cheeses, breads, and desserts! They really spoiled us! I love that they had several separate areas to sit and eat. One room looked liked a dining room from the 30s, another a classic style living room, and another an older open bar area. I cannot wait to come back here!

Attended a Birthday party for 8 year Olds... first impression...super cool space, artsy snd…read moreeclectic. Lots of room to play and let your senses go. Very organized and the party area had plenty of seats, tables, and you can bring in any food you want. We had pizza delivered and staff was great to help. The building Spark was located within was also artsy and cool. Highly recommended! The only thing difficult was the parking. Be careful of no parking areas.

This is where play and art meet! Such a fun, creative space! Greeted when we walked in by this…read moresuper nice person who explained everything! There was an art installation (similar or part of Meow) and so much fun to take a look at this vibrant and funky art. For Insta people, lots of fun photo opportunities! There is a giant steel structure/installation that has lots of space to climb in, slide through and explore. So much to see and we spent a good 60 mins of play there. Make sure to check the corners ( you're allowed to go in) so you don't miss anything. We almost missed an area. Also there is some areas to do some art as well. We didn't stop to do it but it's there. One slide can be intense, so probably not for small kiddos. Probably good for kids 7 and above (6 if they are courageous) just because of the climbing structure areas and bars width. Parents with young children should follow, they literally can land up somewhere else and some areas they do need to climb up and might need help. Definetly wear sneakers. I wore the wrong shoes and couldn't go into certain areas. Great concept and fun!

VERY poor customer service & people skills. Lethargic employees who do not understand what…read morehospitality means. Very unwelcoming and unfriendly interactions from all hotel workers except the valet person who was upbeat and nice. The rest of the staff is robot like with no personality or care in the world. The booking website promotes this gorgeous rooftop view of downtown Dallas's skyline and I was excited for that. The rooftop was closed both days of my stay. No notice or anything. This was my main draw to selecting this property. The air conditioner is only "allowed to" go down to 68 degrees. Sick of this save the planet aka save their money cooling restrictions. Is it really worth saving 50 cents a night to not allow your guests to sleep cool? The thick bedding / sheets are not breathable and I had a hard time sleeping. Only after I asked to check out early did they miraculously "get approval" to remotely reduce the room temperature by 2 degrees. What a joke. $350/night for a Holiday Inn level staffing and guest experience. The only good thing about this place is the location. Other than that I'll save my money and stay somewhere else where I'm valued.

if you're looking for a clean, quiet, and welcoming hotel close to downtown, this is the place. The…read moreentire staff was friendly and made us feel at home from the moment we arrived. A special shoutout to the doorman/valet, Stacey. He truly goes above and beyond. He was incredibly friendly, hospitable, and respectful, and made us feel like family right away. He set the tone for our entire stay and was easily one of the highlights of our visit. Thank you for always checking in on us each time we saw you and for sharing fun suggestions that made our Dallas experience even better. We hope you see this review because you made such a lasting impression on our trip. We also hope the hotel knows what a true treasure they have in you.

I came to Deep Ellie Art Co because a dear friend, William "Bubba" Flint, has his art in their…read morecurrent display event. I rarely go to Deep Ellum, and you cannot deny the unique and honest vibe the whole area has. It truly feels like a continuous art scene, from building to building. A cool factor. Something that makes you want to take your shoes off and walk around barefoot. Just absorb all the talent and energy surrounding you. The Art Co fits right into what I just described. Everyone's welcome. There's a big mix of people standing around talking about and admiring the art. Lights fill the large room and a bar that feels like it could take you back to 1990s. There wasn't a band this night, but I can only imagine what this place looks like with music playing. And the owner - truly a nice person who knows how to make everyone feel welcome. I enjoyed my first visit to the Deep Ellum Art Co, and look forward to coming back.

This is a cool little venue that host local and national bands. We went to see a Cold Stares…read moreconcert here. The opening act was a local band called the Minor Tigers. The show was exceptional. The place has a full bar with an impressive list craft beers and ciders. Most of the beers and ciders were from local breweries. My favorite was the Manhattan Project Dark Matter, a peanut butter porter. I also enjoyed the Peticolas Irish Red. This was a fun spot and well worth going to a concert here. The walls of the place are adorned with the works of local artist that are for sale. The bartender also has a nice selection of tie dye t-shirts etc. and is willing to do custom work where you pick the colours and patterns. One of the only drawbacks was the lack of seating.

The Alexander Mansion is a Dallas venue site owned and operated by the Dallas Woman's Forum. The…read morehistoric property used to be the home of a Dallas businessman with the last name of, you guessed it, Alexander! While there are places that need minor upkeep (tiles on the porch need replaced, floors sanded and re-stained, some walls repainted, etc), overall the place is in pretty good shape for a place that is well over a hundred years old. The nostalgia and granduer of the place makes for a nice backdrop for events, even with its blemishes. People rent this venue from the Dallas Woman's Forum for gatherings meetings, showers, weddings, dinners etc. One thing nice about it as a venue is that it has a private parking lot that appears to be large enough for the capacity of the Mansion. If you are considering renting it, please know that there is a particular caterer that has an exclusive for events serving food there, just in case that matters to you, as I know it might would be a factor in a decision if I was making it. Oine really cool fact about the mansion is that it has what is allegedly the very first shower in it that was in Dallas. I looked at it and was glad showers have gotten a lot less complicated over the years! Anyway, overall it is a lovely property and the city is fortunate that it is made available by the Dallas Woman's forum.

The Christmas tea was lovely, my three friends and I enjoyed the food and friendship during in the…read moreholidays, my bonus for supporting their fundraiser was winning a gift certificate to Jose Eber!

Classic and Elegant for a wedding reception of formal event- the arches, fireplaces and outdoor…read morepatio are just perfect

Arlington Hall on Turtle Creek Blvd is a true jewel in Dallas' event venue landscape. Its historic…read morecharm, timeless elegance, and meticulous attention to detail make it an ideal choice for weddings, celebrations, and gatherings of all kinds. My experience at Arlington Hall was truly magical, and I wholeheartedly recommend this venue to anyone seeking a sophisticated and memorable event experience in a setting that defines classic elegance. https://djtommyscott.com/ https://www.photoboothsofdallas.com/