A great place to hang out service is great the bartender are always welcoming and helpful and…read morepleasant

Chill place for sure. Great service and good looking…read morewomen..................................................................................................

I've been pretty hard on Beaumont establishments lately, but I think that Dixie Dance Hall deserves…read morethese stars. Dixie is the dance club that's managed to stick around for a good number of years in a city that can't seem to get its footing in the nightlife scene. For dancing, the dance floor is great in size and layout. There are clearly defined seating and leaning areas and bars or pool tables on either end. There are 2 bars, both seemingly offering the same things, though one is larger and longer. The one near the bathrooms seems to get less traffic and makes for quicker service. And in Dixie Dance Hall, we have a Beaumont bar that at least uses point of sale computers to input orders, so you have some degree of accuracy with your tab. The light is low, but not so low that you can't see the fancy footwork of some skilled 2-steppers. The decor is minimal and what you'd expect at a country-western dance hall, and overall the establishment is clean. The drinks are mixed strong and drink specials are always offered with promotions listed on their website and Facebook pages. They also advertise nightly specials to get in free or with discounted cover. Usually your cover to Dixie also includes cover to Vain or other Crocket Street venues. On weekend nights, there are test-tube shot girls that come around with their offerings for $2. They are friendly and are able to add these shots to your bar tab. The girls are also easy on the eyes, if you're in to that. The dress code is VERY casual -- think barn wedding attire at best. Jeans and polos abound for the fellas, while ladies easily get away with jean shorts and a tank top. It's a large place, so it won't always be packed to the gills, but if you're looking for a place in Beaumont to dance like nobody's watching and be a little silly, this is as good as it gets.

If you're over 30 and looking for country this place is not for you. The crowd is mostly…read more20-somethings and the music is only 33% country. If you want to country dance in Beaumont go to The River.

Good little spot to drink and hang out. Ask for Liv or Greenley and they'll be sure to keep your…read moredrinks full. 10/10

Great experience overall. The atmosphere was solid, drinks were well made, and service was fast…read moreeven during a busy time. The staff was friendly and attentive, and everything ran smoothly. Maddie behind the bar did a great job and added to the experience. Definitely a place I'd come back to.

I went to visit some family in Beaumont and we ended up here to celebrate my cousin's birthday…read more Overall, we definitely had a good time at the establishment. It's located in a little rinky dink shopping center but don't let that deter you. The people were very friendly and down to have a good time. It is an older crowd with older jams but I felt like I fit right in. I went in not knowing how to swing out but I feel like I left as an experienced pro lol. I do have a little bone to pick. The place is BYOB. Me and a few others in my party brought some bottles which were ok but the lady at the entrance wouldn't let me bring in the juice I planned to mix it with. She said they had everything else we needed at the bar. Listen, I had some crown peach that goes great with the simply peach juice that you made me leave at the door....that is what sets the drink off! So that kind of ruined my mood but other than that, the place is great.

I absolutely love going here to dance. The music is always great and the fun doesn't stop until the…read morelights come on. It's BYOB and they are open on Tuesdays for Swing Out lessons from 7:30p-9p then 9p-12a is open floor. Fridays is open floor from 9p-2a. If your looking for a mature, grown, and sexy place to get out and have a good time this is the place to be.

I Met the greatest people there and I even got stranded and Bobby the owner didn't even know me and…read morehe called a Uber and paid for it, everyone is professional staff and make you feel very welcome and oh the karaoke is awesome

Let's see how long the doors stay open with the current ownership now that they've turned on some…read moreof the greatest talent in this area. You can forget about decent live music from now on, unless you either get some suckers who don't know any better or close friends of yours.

First of all let me start by saying I ABSOLUTELY love the place and have always loved it since its…read moreopening some years ago. It has made some changes over the years and I think they did an outstanding job on those modifications. The place is mainly RnB swing out style music. Thursday is real laid back and professional environment. I love it. Just the right number of people for a great introduction to the weekend. Saturdays was rowdy just the way a Saturday should be!! Again mainly RnB but DJ Choppa was on it and kilt it. He gave some non two stepping music for the non steppers....was a great mix no doubt! DJ great he entertains and knows how to keep the music going and just right. I have to say place is small but those are the ones that thrive. Ppl love intimacy (before you say Huh.... look at definition of intimacy). The intimate setting is wonderful. The bartenders (mixologist) whatever term you would like to use they ARE WONDERFUL. John is very meticulous about his craft and you can tell. Saturday i had the ciroc and lemonade all night was great. they dont skimp on the liquor. Although he chatting it up and giving each customer his attention he stills keep an eye on who he can serve so they won't feel left out. They def no what they are doing behind that bar let me tell u. Houston has me spoiled with no cover pretty much at any of the lounges at any time so if you don't get there before a certain time expect to pay 5-10 bucks no bad at all for a night of sure pleasure. I thoroughly enjoyed myself and would go back every time I'm in town visiting my parents in Sislbee TX.

I went to Nell's Place on my birthday, August 19, at the invitation of my brother who is a Beaumont…read moreresident. I was visiting from Key West, Florida. I was somewhat surprised when we walked toward the entrance and a sign was posted informing potential customers that there would be an additional charge if you used a credit card! Ok, strike one for a welcoming atmosphere. Then, upon entering the establishment, we were accosted by a beautiful woman who informed us that since it was Karaoke Night, Wednesday, mind you, there would be a 5.00 cover charge for each of us. Okay, we pay to hear someone else ruin a Frankie Beverly and Maze classic! :-) Strike Two, for welcoming, inviting, and classy. Nell's Place might be a wonderful place for locals and a quaint place to socialize and meet new people, but it struck out for me on that day, and I doubt if I will ever go again when I am in town visiting relatives. Oh, strike three was the sheer lack of customer service and inattentiveness to those not seated at the bar. All the Locals were adequately taken care of at the bar while those seated on the floor seemed invisible to the Nell's Place staff.

Texas Rose is my new favorite, hands down. This is the old Patrick's Pub & I am glad to still have…read morethis place around. This is about the closest bar to Lamar University for when you seriously need that drink & a good tine after class. Darts, a whole back room full of pool tables, cheap beer, $1.50 set ups of you'd prefer to bring in a bottle of your favorite liquor, & a jukebox with just about everything you could find yourself wanting to hear. You can smoke inside in the front, if you're into that, & the spacious back room is your clean air haven if you're not. They've recently been having some live shows by a few amazing local bands, so if you haven't stopped in yet to check out this awesome little dive, show nights are a great excuse to do so. In case I didn't convey my feelings for this place, I love this bar.

Three stars for a bar that I am quite intimate with ... Played pool league here and also pool…read moretournaments ... Since the tournament moved to a different location, I no longer go here ... The character of this place has changed I think over all for the better with many new and upcoming local bands playing here now ... But, bands are just not my thing ...The beer here was always cold and not too expensive ... !~

We attended the open mic night. The bartenders were friendly and helpful. Quick to serve and…read morechecked on you regularly. The music was great and the atmosphere was inviting, fun and friendly. Highly recommend stopping in if you are in the area.

Loved the low key atmosphere. The loaded mimosas were so good! Everything on the brunch menu looked…read moregood but I got the special (chicken and waffles) and it was just right! After we ate we hung out and enjoyed the live music. Definitely ready to go for round two!

First time here.The bar is nice and clean.Wife had a margarita and it was terrible. I had a blue…read moremoon it tasted like it was bad. Waitress agreed and said she thought the keg was bad. She replaced it with a Michelobe. Everyone smoking hookas. Probably won't return

Incredible service from Natasha and felicity. Fantastic drinks and quick service. Few places I…read morewould go after a long day of work.

Aboard the MS Maasdam…read more Every other night, after the dining and the shows and things were winding down, I'd wind on down to the Piano Lounge, prop myself up on a bar stool and have a martini while listening to the piano man. Although he sucked, it was very cool that after the first night, every time I entered, whether or not there was a crowd, he'd play "You Can Leave Your Hat On". It was also very cool that the server knew exactly how I liked my martinis and all I had to do was smile and life was good. I have to add that the piano playing improved dramatically after two martinis. *Holland-America Lines is based out of Seattle, WA and I'll correct that info when Yelp HQ changes the title to Piano Lounge.