Fun experience quiet and dark good for a date night. Bartenders are knowledgeable and drinks were…read morefantastic.

We've been wanting to try this place for quite a while. My husband and I did a date night finally…read more You check in with the host at Bacchus, she gives you code and you enter through the telephone booth. The room is small, but it has several little comfy seating areas and a small bar. They offer specialty cocktails that are not served at any other bar in Vin. We tried three different ones all of which were amazing. There were two bartenders covering the entire room, they were outstanding very kind and attentive to detail. The decor was as expected for a speakeasy and very well done. I would definitely go again, the only thing I would change is the lighting. A very minor and picky detail, but speakeasy's are usually a dimmer lighting, it was pretty bright in my opinion. Overall an amazing experience and we look forward to returning.

Fantastic Nepalese/Indian cuisine on Main Street!…read more We stopped by Karma and it did not disappoint! The restaurant is large with a nice bar area and the service was very friendly and efficient! Apps: Chili Momos (Veg) and Gobi Manchurian - the momos were super crispy and the sauce was very spicy in a good way! The Manchurian was so saucy and packed with flavor. Recommend both! Mains: Himalayan Thukpa, Palak Paneer, Malai Kofta - the Thukpa was the highlight! The broth was perfectly salty with a great umami taste. The Malai Kofta was rich and I enjoyed the cheesy koftas. The Palak Paneer was tasty, but I enjoyed the malai and thukpa more! Dessert: Pistachio Cheesecake - delicious! More like a pistachio ice cream cake, but it was so good and not too sweet! Overall, we really enjoyed our meal! Will absolutely be back!

I went to Karma & Koctails and the food felt like a mix of comfort and bold flavors.The lamb chops…read moreand Lamb Manchuria had bold taste, though a little salty. The Himalayan thali was the highlight naan so soft it felt like clouds, and lentil curry that carried deep, cozy flavors. The chowmein with lamb and chicken had that smoky stir-fry kick, and the momos were a joy to try. The butter tikka momos were creamy and rich, while the choila momos with the chef's sauce brought a spicy spark that stayed with me. The drinks matched the season perfectly. The Gurkhas Old Fashioned was smooth with a twist, and the hot rum punch felt like warmth in a glass just right for winter. The place itself was cozy, with a vibe that made me want to linger. Even during busy hours the staff stayed friendly, though the food took a little longer to arrive. Still, the service felt welcoming. Altogether, the mix of food, drinks, and atmosphere made the evening memorable in its own way.

The name of this place has intrigued me for some time. You see I am a bit of a history buff and…read morethe Volstead Act outlawed alcohol sales in 1919. Clubs still existed though, in the form of speakeasy's. Volstead is fashioned after a speakeasy from the era, and you feel it walking in. The place has an old time feel to it. My service was great. Friendly, cheerful, and a Ray of sunshine in the mysterious and dim lights, reminiscent of a speakeasy. I ordered a Cheeseburger and it came with Skinny Fries. I got to give them props, the food was delicious and something I would return for!

Volstead has been open a while in Southlake. They are the same outfit that owns Jane, also in…read moreSouthlake, The Tavern, and Tycoon. Both the Tavern and Tycoon are in Flower Mound, and I have not visited, but I have made stops at both Jane and now Volstead. And I have to say, I wanted to be impressed, and I just wasn't. When I went to Jane, the cocktails were not up to snuff. My visit to Volstead, the cocktail was fantastic but the ambiance and food disappointed. I came into Volstead to check out the happy hour. They have a discount on wine, and half off their signature cocktails and martinis. They make craft cocktails, which were impressive, but only have one bartender. It takes time, but they could use another. I ordered a Volstead Vesper. It is a bold martini. Josh made it well. It was well balanced. Boozy yet balanced. And I love a lemon curl. A garnish can really elevate a cocktail. Five stars for the drink. I will come back and order another one. I also ordered their spicy tuna crispy rice. It was rather a disappointment. The serving size was generous, the crunch on the rice was there, and then it fell short. The texture of the rice was on the mushier side. The tuna was NOT spicy. It had been dressed in something, but it brought absolutely NO flavor or anything to the tuna. There was a wasabi cream and a sauce (maybe eel sauce) that dressed the plate, but the tuna was bland. A little soy, citrus, yuzu, sriracha or SOMETHING to elevate and brighten the tuna would have been EVERYTHING. So it just ended up being bland tuna, on undressed avocado, on fried mushy rice with some tasty sauces. It absolutely was not spicy. And with a little something something it could have been rather tasty. Even with mushy rice. When I walked in and sat down, there was no music playing so you were just hearing conversations bouncing off the walls. After about a half hour someone decided they needed some tunes, but then it was too loud and it was hard to hear the bar tenders. I loved the decor, and again, my cocktail was really rather good. The overall feel just felt kind of sloppy. It could have been awesome, and fell short. They claim to have Southlakes best burger, and maybe that is a better choice than the tuna. I may give it a shot. It got rather popular as I was leaving, the crowd a bit more mature. And maybe that is their bag. They have great reviews and high stars, I just didn't feel it.

Oh Barrel Room at the Gaylord Texan, once a moody, swanky little cave of cocktails, now with a…read morepatio. Because what every dimly lit whiskey bar needed was a splash of Vitamin D and the distant echo of a convention attendee on a Bluetooth headset. Let's start with the good stuff: the Old Fashioned Whoever's behind the bar clearly went to the Hogwarts School of Cocktail Wizardry, because that drink arrives smoother than a country club apology. Pros: * That Old Fashioned, again, deserves its own fan club. * Still a classy joint if you squint and face away from the light. * Great people-watching, if you're into cowboy hats and expense accounts. Cons: * They turned the sexy cave into a summer porch. * The mysterious, brooding ambiance has been replaced with... sunshine? * I didn't come here to feel refreshed. I came to feel cloaked in mahogany and regret. Bottom line: the Barrel Room is still worth a visit if you're looking to class up your cocktail game before sliding into a steak-induced food coma at Old Hickory.

Terrible service - not accommodating even later into the evening. Don't expect to get a seat at…read morethis restaurant.

We were back here back in early March and everything was absolutely divine. Kids enjoyed their…read moremeal. The iced chai was very good and extremely happy with the "to go" cup. Joshua was our waiter and he attended to us frequently to see that we were happy. We sat outside but the inside is cozy but outside was better with 2 toddlers.

Enjoyed a bowl of Lobster bisque and a bowl of French onion soup with my sweetheart. I also had…read morebread sticks to go with my bisque. The service was very good with a pleasant waiter makes Frankie. He kept our water glasses filled and checked on us multiple times. The restaurant was busy but we enjoyed our time together there. There was a woman singing and a guy playing guitar.

Hoppin' Grapevine is an interesting concept! You check in, put a card on file and get a wristband…read more Food and specialty cocktails is order via a QR code at tables. They do let you know that there is an automatic 20% tip added to your tab up front, which you can add too if checking out using the link they text you. The special thing is they have a wall where you pick your own beer, cider and wine(?) that you activate with your wristband and are charged per ounce. I love the drink concept because it allows for folks to try a little bit of various options ... which they do have a number of local options on their wall. This is what I would return for, and bring friends to tet before we end up at another activity. Food wise: got a smash burger which came with fries, which if I order it again I'd probably change cheeses and ask for some pepper to season the fries a bit more ... all personal preferences... but was ok for something to eat to off set the two drinks I had while there. I also got some tacos to go for my husband. Again personal preference, he would have liked more seasoning/spice on the actual meat of the taco vs being as reliant on the salsa. So, on our next visit we might just stick with shareables/apps with our drinks.

A great place to come and try numerous draft beers! Their wall of self serve/pour draft beer and…read morewine is incredible. You must try their food. Everything from hummus to burgers to salad. An awesome brunch selection. Each day there are many daily specials. Their weekly bingo is fun. The choices of draft beer is crazy. They just brought back the Hoop Tea for summer, a fantastic refreshing flavor. They have a great patio with TV monitors to watch any game you want. The patio is dog friendly with provided water bowls. They have Board games to enjoy at your table and an outdoor connect four game for the kiddos along with corn hole.

Cool and fun experience at the Cave Society underneath Hotel VIN. Small (maybe holds 25), intimate…read moreand romantic. Definitely make reservations to ensure you can enjoy the experience. I'll return again, especially with out-of-town guests.

Me and my friends had such a fun girls night here in this unique, intimate space! The sommelier was…read morevery helpful with helping us pick out wines and was very attentive!

The gentleman server was delightful. He explained the menu and helped with our selections. The food…read morewas delicious. The restaurant space is very cozy.

It's not a bad place and the bartender Alexandra was great but it's just a run of the mill hotel…read morerestaurant

During my visit, I enjoyed sitting at Silver bar while chatting with my colleagues and just taking…read morein the scenery. I ordered an old fashion and it did not disappoint. Good conversation, good vibes and a good drink is always a win in my book.

Main bar in the Gaylord Texan Resort. Grand ole Texas feel. From the decor to the bartenders…read moreuniforms. The staff was very down home and personable. The drinks were "hotel expensive " as you can expect but they were made just right so no complaints. Several conferences were going on so after 9 everyone seemed to converge here. I found it to be very comfortable, great vibes and could hv sat there for hours.

After a failed walk in attempt at Mi Dia, our group of 7 wandered into Winewood. They were able to…read moreseat our party within a few minutes. We ordered a variety of appetizers including tenderloin bruschetta, quail knots, and raw oysters. All were great choices. They came out before our drinks, but we didn't mind. The server was very communicative about the bar backup. My blackberry lemon drop was tasty and not too sweet. My boyfriend and I split the rack of lamb and lobster ravioli. It was the perfect combo and we're both healthy portions. We didn't make it to the dessert menu, but we were happy with the service, price and immediate seating.

Winewood is a nice, cozy restaurant in between several others. I went there for dinner while…read morevisiting DFW for work. They had a good selection. I asked for the bread, it was delicious. Also got the crab cake. It was meaty and good portions. For my meal, the lobster ravioli. It was heavy but didn't have a lot of lobster. Mostly cream sauce. My coworker got the quail wrapped with bacon and she enjoyed it. Other coworker got a filet. We had a nice evening and the service was really good. They kept checking on us because we stayed awhile.