Omg super cute. We didn't try the "food" it's like cheez its and trail mix. This place is a total…read morebar. So first floor is a cute little intimate low lit place. Second floor is the event center. Third is the cigar lounge which is highly lit, Smokey and super sexy. Jack nickleson included! The basement is the speakeasy. That's where the loud music, (and less comfortable chairs than above imo) is. But hey! You went to a speakeasy and had a good time!

My husband and I came here for the first time last Saturday, and unfortunately, it was a pretty…read moredisappointing experience overall. The noise level was extremely high...we literally had to yell just to have a conversation with each other. Service was also very slow. It took about 15 minutes just to be acknowledged at the bar, and close to 30 minutes to actually receive a drink. When I finally ordered, I told the bartender to make her favorite drink. She made something that included raw egg whites (which I later learned is common in certain cocktails), but it wasn't mentioned or explained at the time. A few hours later, I became very sick...vomiting and dealing with what felt like severe food poisoning all night and through the next 24 hours. After looking into it, I suspect it may have been related to the raw egg used in the drink. Just something to be aware of if you're ordering drinks like a whiskey sour or anything that may include egg whites. After getting our receipt (which you need for the speakeasy entry code), we checked out the speakeasy portion, but the vibe there wasn't great either..pretty must the same as the other part of the bar. We ended up leaving within about five minutes. Overall, the experience didn't live up to the hype for us....between the noise, long wait times, and how we were treated, it just wasn't enjoyable. For comparison, the bar next door, Archibald, felt much more welcoming. Maybe regulars have a different experience, but as first-time guests, we were not impressed.

Super late review as it's been quite some time since I visited Dirty Laundry, but it's still a spot…read morethat stands out. Highlights: Super fun speakeasy-style entrance Small interior, but the seating is arranged really well for different group sizes and feels surprisingly comfortable I don't recall them offering food during my visit, but the bartenders were friendly and were able to make a great mocktail Surrounded by different eateries, so it's easy to grab food nearby before or after drinks Easy parking, which is always a plus (street or parking garage nearby)

When we first saw Dirty Laundry online we knew we needed to make it a stop during a recent visit to…read moreDallas. Walk in and you feel like you're at the laundromat! Peek behind that washer and dryer and you're transformed into a a soft smelling , dim lighted place place to grab a drink while that load finishes. A laundry themed menu awaits the cocktail lover but they do offer beer, wine, seltzers and full bar. Two hard working guy behind the bar provided excellent service through out the night. I have been asked non-stop about this place after I posted pictures and now everyone wants to make this a must see when in the DFW area. Well done Dirty Laundry we had a great time!

Does this place have a vibe? Absolutely. Would I ever go back? Not a chance. Their cocktail menu…read morefeatures some neat flavor combos, price pointed in the $16-$20 range per cocktail. The man and I were in the mood for something simpler and ordered 2 double Tito's with plain water and lime. Simple, easy, cheap. So we thought. Maybe bad on me for not confirming how much each drink would be when we ordered, but when we tabbed out we were SHOCKED that our two drinks were $82+. I still tipped because I'm a good patron. But we literally had the same drink order at two other locations downtown with totals in the $20-26 range for both drinks.

First time coming tonight. This place is pretty damn awesome. The music is a good volume and they…read morechoose great songs. Bartenders are attentive and really nice. They also serve food late. I'm definitely a fan and will be back.

The food was good, the drinks are very tasty and well…read moreBalanced. The atmosphere is boogie

I found this place on a google search. I live in Tampa so took a risk here by hosting a small party…read morehere in the speakeasy. I really got lucky. I arrived early to decorate and the staff all introduced themselves to me and offered to help. They set up a buffet which was very tasty. The bartender made great drinks and kept them coming. Kevin and Gabriel were fantastic. Everyone loved the place, finding it charming and comfortable. I would definitely host there again and recommend this place to all. Thank you!

I absolutely love coming here. Best place for elevating vibes and being gay. Would come again 10/10read more

As I walked inside and up to the bar area, the bartender greeted me with a welcoming smile and…read moreasked me what I'd like. I browsed their menu quickly, for about five seconds, and said, "I like fruity, sweet, and refreshing drinks, but not too sweet. " Both the bartender and one of their regulars who was sitting in the bar area said a Cosmopolitan. I said," Awesome, I'd like a Cosmo, please. It has to be the best cosmo I've had thus far. It was fruity, refreshing, and had a perfect hint of sweetness. It was perfect and it was aesthetically pleasing. 10/10 Then I opted for something different. I can't recall the name of the drink, but it was a tad on the stronger side, and still good. I was getting my money's worth. Hehe he However, as I mentioned before, Cosmo was perfect. I should've just had another one. 5/5 The ambience was very fun and welcoming. The bartender was so kind and had a bubbly personality. They provided exceptional customer service (I can't recall their name but hopefully they see this). I had such a fun time and enjoyed the experience I had here. If you have yet to check it out, I suggest you do.

I recently went here for a Friday dinner date, and honestly, the vibes are amazing with a really…read morenice bar. We had a reservation, which I'd definitely recommend because it gets busy especially on a Friday and parking is limited. Once we were seated, the server gave us a nice rundown of the menu. We started with the hand rolls, the Masu Tartare and Toro Tartare and both were delicious. I personally loved the Masu more, but you really can't go wrong with either. We also ordered calamari, which arrived a bit later. It was okay, nothing spectacular, not as crispy as I hoped but the rest of the meal more than made up for it. For sushi, I had the Spicy Atlantic Salmon and the Kani Koi. I absolutely loved the Spicy Atlantic Salmon...it was definitely a favorite but my fiancé preferred the Kanikoi, so everyone wins. We also tried the Kamasu - Barracuda, which was just as delicious. Overall, everything was perfect, and I can't wait to come back to try more hand rolls and a few other dishes.

I was searching for açaí bowls in the area, & Hush popped up…read more.. Well they used to serve them, but no one was ordering them from what I heard. Makes sense, since it's a fancy/upscale sushi place I didn't want to leave upon finding that out, so I scanned the menu. Food- I ordered the Philly roll, & spicy salmon rolls. I base sushi restaurants off of these 1 simple rolls. It was good, but for the price... Prices- very high. The simple rolls were much higher than my normal sushi spot (almost 50% higher), & the rest of the menu was well over $20+ & up! I'm way too frugal to be a sushi connoisseur Service- it was great. Eric did a great job, very friendly, & kept my water filled up. The host was very friendly as well (forgot his name, had a cast on his hand), & as well as the woman who told me they no longer served the açaí bowls Environment- very upscale. Definitely would be a hopping place to go in the evenings. It's a dark restaurant, so it's got great ambience, but I could see it being a loud place as well for something that is as fancy as it is. I will go back when I'm in the mood for sushi (which is rare), & will update this review once I try out a different roll or entree

Me and my girlfriend always have a great time visiting proper bar. They don't have much in the way…read moreof food, they instead have a snack / finger food menu. We had a great time talking with the bartenders when we sat up at the bar they carried a fun lively conversation and were able to make great on and off the menu drink recommendations. It is a nice intimate sort of feeling inside the bar and then they have a back patio as well if the insides full.

Service and ambiance was on point! We strolled in here after a day at The Modern and it's why we…read morelove coming to Funky Town. Great, welcoming experience and dimly lit, cozy vibes. Stiff drinks and complimentary hot dogs with a two drink minimum, hell yeah! Adding Proper to our rotation

Pizza was fabulous Drinks strong…read more Atmosphere wonderful! Great casual vibe, there's a conversation area with a couch, great touch!

The super thin crust pizza was really good, and I liked the jalapeño sauce. The cheesy bread was…read moregood, but I wish it had been a bit thicker. The pizzas are thin enough that you could easily eat three, which ends up around $15, and that feels a little steep. Since the crust is so thin, I think a lower base price for a plain cheese pizza with added charges for toppings would make more sense. I sat at the bar, where the drinks were reasonably priced and the service was good..

Drinks were so good! Micheal the bartender is amazing! He made our drinks so well! I also loved the…read morevibes of this place definitely will come back!

Traveled from Parker to Fort Worth, an hour long trip, for our first visit to ShipWreck 7th. After…read morepassing the age verification (which was funny since Nixon was president when I was born), we passed through a door into a cool spot. They've got wall projectors showing off beach scenes, the bar is the prow of a ship, and a ring of booths with thatch roofs surround the bar. The suspended ceiling sort of broke the vibe, but they'd worked to make it translucent and backlit. Overall, a cool pirate vibe. The service was great. We were there on Saturday at 2pm, shortly after they opened, and it was a single bartender...so his service was great. Drinks were interesting. They do a number of riffs on tiki drinks: their Morse code is a take on the classic three dots and a dash, they have two zombie riffs, they have a riff on the Painkiller. If you're looking for slavish adherence to the old recipes, this ain't your place. But they're not reinventions, and that's a very tiki thing. Some are misses - the black walnut bitters in the Pain Kill ARR made no sense, but the light rum and lack of honey in the Morse Code were bright and refreshing. Over the span of 150 minutes the two of us had seven drinks and three mixed shots. All well made, all generally good, no absolute home runs. Totally worth a return trip. It'll be fun to visit during a busier time.

We went here to see Beverly Hills Troop last night which was our first time coming here. We ordered…read morethe queso and chips along with the chicken quesadilla. They chips and queso I would not get again. The chicken quesadillas I would. You can order at your seat or at the window. Parking is $10 in the Worthington parking garage after validation from the box office or there is on the street parking. They had pellet heaters going which helps a little but be prepared and bring gloves, beanie, hoodie and blankets if you go on a cool/cold night. The experience was great the food was mediocre. Would I come back? Absolutely I would just eat somewhere beforehand.

It's a cool idea. I had a good time (once the sun went down). Longer summer days definitely aren't…read moreideal for having as good a time as possible but other than that it was fun! Maybe only go if it's something you haven't seen before though.