Tuesdays - Pianist…read more Also their Cesar Salad is delicious Get dressed up, have a date night, ladies night. You can't be too dressed up for this spot which is something I love.

Classy Atmosphere - Live Entertainment - Fabulous -…read moreRelaxing - Enjoyable - Food - Cocktails

Used to be 5+ star. This *was* a Dallas crown jewel of an upscale bar with fantastic service and…read moremusic, but it's flipped upside down. The hotel property is like four legs under the table - a great location, a great hotel experience, a great restaurant experience, and a entertainment experience (The Mansion Bar). At least one leg has been kicked out, one is suffering. The Mansion Bar used to have a great recipe for success - proven by how busy and regular the customers were and loyal (or was), and the top tier talent that was routine for 10+ years. Me and my friends have a relationship with the long time staff as customers as well as the excellent music talent. The cause? Not precisely sure but I think it's new ownership, at the very least a new Food & Bev manager. I also know the staff is very upset about these changes and the relationships with the repeat music talent is now a mess. I wouldn't be surprise if the staff start leaving. I'm hoping whomever is making these decisions can revert back to what was working. Dallas has a lot of great venues that will fill this void.

Oh, HELL YEAH!!!! 5 Stars and Beyond!!! Came in, this evening. Very Sexy Bar! A very chill vibe! A…read morebooklet featuring an extensive collection of cocktails, small bites, mocktails, from classics to imported beers. Huge selection. I tried this refreshing cocktail called Grand Tour. A must try! A little sweet and less bitter. Ruel, the fabulous mixologist, does drinks right! My drink tasted like a NOT overly sweet cocktail, fruity and slightly bubbly. My kind of superb cocktail! The munchies they offer you are toasted Texas Pecans, and Corn Nuts! Delicious to the core! Thanks to our bartender, Ruel! I assume EVERYTHING on their cocktail Bible is a hit, just mine was. Pricey, yes. I had 2, and they were worth it! This effortlessly chic bar, located inside the Mansion on Turtle Creek Hotel, is a real hit with guests, tourists, and locals! Excellent service! A must stop! And it's really busy during happy hour and peak hours! You'll thank me later..... Cheers, Yelpers!

Attentive service, not prompt. A bit slow on refills and…read morefreshening water and soda glasses with ice.

For food, this establishment is definitely decent. The atmosphere is also fun and lively…read more However, I will say the disparity in treatment for entrance into the establishment is honestly astonishing. There is no respect for the line whatsoever, and large groups of people are just consistently let in before those standing in line. Given the fact that this is more of a cocktail bar than a club, this is highly abnormal. That being said, it's easily one of the most pretentious places for nightlife in Dallas. Would definitely seek out another location if you would simply like a fun night out. Monkey Bar next door is a fantastic alternative.

We had a nice evening at Kessaku due to the views! The service we received from Luis, was amazing…read more He was extremely attentive, charismatic, and polite. I would not recommend the tasting menu for the price, the sushi was sparse and just not as fresh or a large enough 3 course meal to substantiate $400 for 2 people (20% tip included) Drinks were good but also in the $20-$25 range for a standard bevy. Overall it was good not great, I came for my birthday and there was nothing written on the plate, no candle, or anything to make it memorable and recognizable. I'd potentially come back for cocktails but not for the food menu. Overall an enjoyable evening at Kessaku!

This was our second attempt dining at Kessaku. The first time, our reservation was removed due to a…read moreprivate event. We decided to give it another try for Valentine's Day, hoping for a better experience. We were greeted promptly by the host and taken to the bar while we waited for our 9:30 PM reservation. I ordered a martini, and although the blue cheese olives weren't stocked at the bar (they had to retrieve them from downstairs, which delayed the drink about 10 minutes), it wasn't a major issue. Our table was ready before my drink, so my husband went ahead to the table while I waited. The view from the 49th floor was gorgeous, the vibe was great, and our server, Ashley, was knowledgeable and kind. We ordered the Valentine's Day prix fixe experience and the first course arrived quickly. The food was exceptional, and we were truly enjoying ourselves. A few minutes into our first course, the host approached our table with another couple to seat them. There was visible confusion on both sides. After stepping away and returning, the host explained that our booth was intended to accommodate two separate reservations. The table was a single booth with two chairs on the opposite side and one candle centerpiece. There was no indication that it was meant to be shared. The other couple was understandably uncomfortable, and the host ultimately seated them elsewhere. We assumed the situation had been resolved and continued our meal. Shortly after, a gentleman who identified himself as a manager approached our table. Rather than offering a solution, he informed us that "there are rules here" and that we were not allowed to have the table to ourselves. His tone was abrasive and accusatory, as though we had done something wrong. We had no prior indication the table was meant to be shared, nor were we informed when seated. We offered a simple solution: move us to one of the visibly open two-top tables and reserve the booth for two clearly informed reservations. He refused, stating he had 24 reservations coming in and that we were disrupting the flow. After further discussion, he reluctantly said he would "see what he could do," but by that point, the experience was completely soured. We asked to close out and leave. The manager attempted to re-charge us for drinks we had already paid for at the bar, which added to the frustration. Ultimately, he told us to leave without charging for the first course. As someone who waited tables for 10 years, I understand how complex restaurant operations can be. However, this situation could have been easily avoided with clearer communication and better problem-solving. If a table is intended to be shared between reservations, there should be visible indicators, such as partitions, separate place settings, signage, or multiple centerpieces, and guests should be clearly informed when seated. Ashley, our server, was wonderful. This issue was solely related to management's handling of the situation. We ended up enjoying a fantastic dinner elsewhere, but unfortunately, this experience has permanently turned us off from returning.

We have been coming here for well on a decade. And while change is always hard -- and haters gonna…read morehate-- truth is Stoney's is still a warm, cozy place to hear amazing Jazz and have great wine. Shelly does a wonderful job of maneuvering between hostess and hall monitor. Stoney's is the quintessential old school jazz club -- like my wife and I went to in NYC or LA. If you are looking for a place to hang with others looking for a casual evening without pretentiousness here you go. Come. Relax. Drink some wine. Forget the week. And never mind the negative nabobs who were looking for something else.

Great experience, Shelley and the team were very accommodating, great music and vibes, would highly…read morerecommend!

Stopped by Moxies in Uptown Dallas and it absolutely delivered. The steak bites were incredible…read moreperfectly cooked, tender, and packed with flavor. You can tell they really focus on quality ingredients. I also tried the Spicy Tuna Dynamite Roll, which was fresh, balanced, and had just the right amount of heat. It's not always easy to find a place that nails both steak and sushi, but they did it here. Great atmosphere, great service, and fantastic food. If you're in Uptown Dallas and looking for a solid spot for lunch or dinner, this place is definitely worth checking

I love Moxies. They make us feel like family. For years and…read morefrom the beginning, Shea has been the best person and ambassador for Moxies. She's professional and theoughtful. 5 stars 10/10

This bar was confusing. On the one hand, they have a…read morecreative cocktail menu that includes crowd-pleasers as well as bonafide high class mixology drinks. I really enjoyed my Mezcal "The Last Word", and my clients were also entertained. On the other hand, the vibe felt more "night club" than cocktail lounge, and as the night went on continued to lean farther into that. It was quite loud and the seating available didn't allow us to converse effectively.

First time visiting this bar. Went there with coworkers after leaving Ocean Prime. There was a nice…read morevibe, lots of drink options to choose from. The DJ was meh. Maybe he was catering to the usual crowd or something, still a vibe. We all enjoyed the drinks we chose. Expect to pay for the "fancy" that is added to the cocktails. Popcorn with some type of seasoning is provided to snack on. One coworker said it tasted like the seasoning included in ramen noodle packet. LOL. Anywho, there is a dress code and the waitress was friendly. Oh, and tips are included.

Absolutely love this place. The venue itself is intimate and has a close quarter element that makes…read moreit super trendy. The music was awesome.

Hard Pass! Let me start by saying that I used to hang out…read morethere regularly, in the 90's, when it was a smokey, legitimate, jazz bar. It's been a while since I went so we decided to go. What a mistake! First of all, there was a $20/person cover charge. For what?! The band? The first band that was playing was four guys that looked to be drunk frat boys playing poorly and hardly knew the words to the song they played. The second band was fronted by a guy who was so flat it hurt my ears. They were no better than a band playing at weddings, which they did promote themselves to be available for. The song choice terrible! Footloose?! I know it was a predominantly white crowd but come on! Then when they did sing an Earth Wind and Fire song, they were so bad that Maurice White was probably turning over in his grave. What a sad state of affairs!