All the best bartenders in Dallas. Best security as well. Nobody is made to feel left out. Highly…read morerecommend

Our first stop for watering holes in the LGBTQ+ community here in Dallas and it's a cool non…read morepretentious little bar with pool tables and an outdoor patio. Went during happy hour and Tito's cocktails were 7.50/ea (cash price) for a double, which is not a bad deal. Bar is small inside though, with only one table against the mirrors. Did not want to sit outside in the patio as it was smoky. Bartenders were very friendly. Parking lot is small so you have to hunt for street parking. Otherwise, a great watering hole.

Went for the first time on Halloween. We had such a fun time we'll definitely be back. Everyone was…read morewelcoming, the drag queens put on an amazing performance and the drinks were good. It was good vibes all around.

Awesome service! No food but excellent drinks and the bartender is tasty! Great atmosphere!read more

Tucked in Oak Lawn, just NE of downtown, The Tin Room is an absolute experience for those brave…read moreenough to swing through! Tin Room is a dance club, but more so for the dancers there...while you can groove and bust a move, most of the dancing is done by the professionals here! And there are LOTS of them wandering around. Most are polite, friendly and engaging, but a few can get a bit pushy, especially as the night goes on. Nothing wild, just slightly off putting when interacting with them. This place, from inside to out, is not much to look at. The essence of a dive bar and the vibe of a gay club is the best way to describe it. It is dark, crowded, set with fog machines, lights and loud music. There are a few bars inside and one outside on the patio, which is where we got most of our drinks. The bartenders inside were a bit friendlier, but the convenience and the fresh air kept pushing us to the outside bar. With that, the drinks are strong and fairly priced, so there is that! Parking is very minimal, so definitely ride share. Overall, The Tin Room is an experience!

It was my first time going there the bartender was very friendly. The dancers were very nice. Made…read moreme feel welcome. I would definitely come back for a good time.

It's been a few years since I last visited the Dallas Eagle, when it was located elsewhere in town…read more The new location in central area of the city is a much better venue offering a very spacious bar area and outdoor patio that can accommodate large crowds. There's a good number of lockers for gear, booths for eating/drinking as well as pool tables and a small store featuring leather goods, t-shirts, and other merchandise. Although it's a leather bar I think most anyone would be comfortable here to toss back a beverage or three. There are Eagle bars in many major cities but this one is now a favorite. Highly recommended.

There are Eagle Leather bars throughout the Leather-Uniform-Rubber universe from L.A., NYC, San…read moreFrancisco, Portland, San Diego and in Europe such as Amsterdam, Hamburg, Stuttgart although in Germany they may be called Adler/eagle.  Dallas, fortunately, has one too. I remember the old Dallas Eagle on Inwood Road back in the 1990's. A great dive bar with all the charms of a Texas roadhouse with lots of men wearing painted on boot cut Wrangler jeans, cowboy boots, western hats as well as leather, uniforms. Friendly crowd that wants lots of man to man interactions drinking beer, whiskey, whooping & hollering. Only the infamous Trestle (R.I.P) could beat the Eagle back in the days of yore for the playfulness and camaraderie.   Well, Dallas Eagle has moved  farther south to a more secluded location more fit for a true roadhouse like in an El Paso Wreaking Company sort of way.  Huge building, that looks like strange, modern brutalist architecture with a faux western saloon façade, to accommodate a good crowd. Outdoor patio to smoke cigars which could be ideal for pups & their masters. Indoor long U shaped full service bar with multiscreen tv's. Draft beers, and they do have my favorite Texas Shiner Bock.  Obligatory pool table as well as a St. Andrew's cross for those into chamois deer skIn floggers, etc. Lockers to stow your gear although not sure if locks are provided. Leather Store. Amazing display cases featuring colors, memorabilia from various motorcycle, Bear, Leder organizations.  There are happy hours everyday except for Monday. Tuesday has all day discounted domestic beers & well drinks. Tons of special nights that cater to different segments of the Leather Community which you can look up on their website.  5 stars

Chose this as our local watering hole on a Sunday afternoon. Was expecting more of a crowd due to…read morethe holiday weekend (whew, thank goodness it wasn't packed). Happy hour til 8pm, we ordered Tito's vodka cocktails and they were reasonably priced at 6.25/ea (one round the bartender must've forgotten and charged us 3.25 each for regular well). Speaking of the bartender, he was so friendly, gracious, and provided excellent service. He would check up on us every so often and would take our next round to our table. The atmosphere is inviting and clean. This "hole in the wall" is located in a small strip mall conveniently tucked in a corner. There's an AMI jukebox inside so that was fun utilizing my app to play music; however, the volume was a bit too low. The only thing I did not care for was the parking as it is very tight and shares with the other businesses in the strip mall. Overall, great place with a patio (albeit for smokers). Bathrooms were clean and well attended, lots of seating with three high tops and a few tables. If I am ever in the area again I would definitely be back!

Love the atmosphere and the owners are so nice! Love this hole in the wall lol let's hope he don't…read moreget in trouble

Loved this place! Reminded me of Rainbow Cattle Company in Austin, but way more men than women. But…read moreeveryone got along nicely and danced harmoniously. Really good dancers there, but they are pretty patient with learners. Nothing negative about the experience! Lots of bars, so you can always get a drink pretty quickly. It was busy, but I didn't wait much at any bar. I like that the bars have different themes. Take me to the bourbon bar every time though. Service with a big smile because everything is bigger in Texas!

Round-Up Saloon has been on my list for years and on a recent visit to Dallas, a few friends…read morefinally made it happen! When you think Texas, while you may think line dancing and country bars, you rarely think of a gay country bar with line dancing! But it exists and is Round-Up Saloon! The bar is large, as are most things in Texas. While it seems like one big open space, there are separate areas from the dance floor to pool table area, more formal bar station and even a patio. There are six distinct bars throughout, each with their own vibe! This makes getting a drink easier and cuts down on the wait, which is very appreciated by all! We spent most of our time overlooking the dance floor. When we wanted a drink, we made our way to the small corner bar. We had a favorite bartender and this was their station for the night! Speaking of drinks, they are a bit pricey, including a water, but with that, they are certainly gay-bar strong! With the size of the place, it can and does get packed, so be prepared. There is enough space, but it gets intimate the later in the evening it gets. Overall, we had a phenomenal time at Round-Up Saloon. The most memorable part, which was amazing to see and feel, was the spirit of everyone just existing and being themselves. Absolutely one of my favorite gay bars I have visited!

Dallas is my hometown, so I started coming here when I turned 18 in high school. It hasn't changed…read moreat all, but not in a bad way. It's very large being two stories with several rooms including the Rose Room Lounge which could almost be a separate club all by itself where they host all of their drag shows - lots of famous girls from RuPaul's drag race got their start there. There is a large outdoor deck upstairs as well as downstairs. Drinks are super cheap. This place is known as the "afties" bar because they are open until 4 AM though they will still stop serving alcohol at 2 AM The biggest downside is that they tend to charge a cover almost every night, which is pretty annoying, but I guess that's standard for Dallas. Definitely the best place to come dance if you're looking for pop music and some throwbacks

So came here to the station, Four, the video game place, and ordered a Sazerac. I got my cocktail…read morepaid for, and when I got the receipt, it was 30.00. This is ridiculous!!! I returned it. I have been to many restaurants and cocktail bars, and I have never paid 30.00 bucks for a cocktail. This is the most overpriced place on the strip. I mean, the games are fun, but the price is not worth it. The bartender called the manager, but the manager never came. The bartender said that, according to a coworker, they don't do refunds. I waited for a good hour, and a manager never showed up. This establishment gouges people.

I was told by a waiter in a hamburger joint about this place and he explained in detail where to…read moresit and what to say to anyone appearing suspicious. However, I went there anyway, and immediately was treated very cordial for someone in sandals wearing lavender knee socks. I quickly found a chair and immediately was greeted by a very sweet person that I requested a draft beer and then set back to find the surroundings quite unassuming and comfortable. That's when I felt eyes on me and waited for a comment about my attire. I noticed a young lady staring straight across to me so I nodded and smiled, signaling her to speak. She said," You took my chair Thompson." Alarmed as I was I managed to say, " Oh sorry..." " No it's okay " she almost shouted, " But why did you take my sunglasses?" I was almost shocked but I told her my name wasn't Thompson and he must be the culprit with her property because when I sat here, there were no shades on the table. She gave me that ' I figured you'd say that look and looked quite upset when the waitress brought my drink. And refreshing it was as I paid and tipped her. My new friend looked in her hand and touted, "How much did he give you?" I wasn't sure what the waitress said but I am certain it was in my favor. Because the young lady looked confused and deceived by a sweet lady working for tips. I decided the protection from my ally might end quickly, so I downed my draft and got up to leave in hast. I heard something hit the floor and thankfully only I heard it. Because I looked down and it was a pair of Ray-Bans I accidently had sat on. I never looked back.

Drinks are moderately priced. Staff is friendly. Music is great. The ac was blasting which made my…read moreexperience more enjoyable. Tons of TV's airing everything you can imagine. Made a ton of new friends. This place is very friendly.

Great drinks and shows. Bring some $1. It's different cultures and different people to enjoy. The…read morelesbian Saturday day parties are lit 5-9pm

Don't come here. Yes, I hate to say that but there are so many other places you can go in the gay…read morebor hood. For starters the cover is $12. I don't mind it but the only other gay club that has a cover in Dallas is S4 and its $8. For $8 you get the rose room, an awesome DJ, two floors and they are open until 4am. This club closes at 2am. They have the highest priced drinks in gay area and they consistently go up in the cover every few months. Idk 4 me it ain't worth it. There are too many options in the area.

Locally owned and operated this ghetto-class dive-bar has cheap beer and friendly patrons. Parking…read moreis street side or in the back (little sketchy). It's alive and kicking but with two burly security guys (one named Big Daddy) for a place the size of a large living room its very conferrable. Did i mention the cheap beer. It's ghetto fabulous with the owners just trying to make the bar they wanted to hang out at as young bar hoppers. On Cowboys' game day everyone is friends as long as you're a cowboys fan. Plus a dance floor bounces until 2am.