This place was awesome! The cocktails were soooo good and definitely unique! The interior was…read moredefinitely old school speakeasy. With bookshelves everywhere and looked like a library with nice couches. The bartenders were great and if you told them things you liked they would make you something special that fits your tastes! Definitely a must try!

Paschall Bar feels like you've discovered something you weren't supposed to find -- in the best…read moreway. You walk through a tiny, almost hidden door, head up a long stairwell, and suddenly you're in this moody, library-style space that feels equal parts speakeasy and literary hideout. It's intimate, dimly lit, and full of character. The cocktails are where this place really shines. The Homemade Smoking Jacket is a standout -- smoky, balanced, and thoughtfully crafted. The espresso martini was also excellent: smooth, bold, and not overly sweet. You can tell they take their cocktail program seriously. Why four stars instead of five? It's small and can feel tight when busy, and you may need a little patience depending on the crowd. But honestly, that's part of the charm. If you're looking for a unique, tucked-away spot in Denton with excellent drinks and a cool vibe, this is absolutely worth the climb up the stairs.

Dan's Silverleaf is a top-tier live music venue located on the tiny, non-descript street running…read morenorth to south from the Morrison Milling grain silos on Bell Avenue in the downtown Denton entertainment district, just a couple of blocks south west of the Courthouse on our historic 1800s Square. It's positive and bright inside and draws big crowds on the weekends. Dan and wife Pam welcome you back to the basics in cold drinks and bar grub. It's a great party waiting to happen! Cheers, Mark F.

Great bar in Denton to sit and listen to live music on a Sunday afternoon. Quick and friendly…read moreservice at the bar. We didn't get food, but they let you bring food in from other nearby restaurants.

I was denied entry with no explanation whatsoever. Being turned away without cause or clarification…read moreis both unethical and illegal. This experience was extremely disappointing.

Poor service/drinks with a rude bartender that makes me question if the people they hire act like…read morethis to patrons, what their cleanliness and business operations are like. Definitely a bar I will NOT be recommending to any friends or groups to check out in Denton. There are much better places to get drinks on Frye street.

Classic, Fun, cheap, College Sports Bar with awesome bartenders…read more One of our fave late night hangouts when we want to shoot a game of pool or just hit the Denton scene. Pinball, video games, pool tables, lots of tv's for the game, an outdoor patio & great late night bar food. Not just college kids, people from all walks of life come here that's what makes it special. Recommend.

I showed up here before a wedding in a suit to kill some time, everyone there was definitely not in…read moresuits. But didn't matter. The bartender told me it was a dive bar but it was actually nice inside in my opinion. Service was friendly and helpful. I got 3 beers and a chicken strips or something and it came out to $26. Blew my Los Angeles pants right off. Place was pretty lively and I had fun. It definitely seemed like a place for regulars. I recommend it but come with friends, not alone.

I have known about this place for years but never had an opportunity to try them. Today was…read moredifferent... My wife's favorite ice cream store is next door to this place and she asked me to pick up a couple of shakes for her and her friend, so I grabbed a burger while I waited for their shakes. Choosing one thing was tough. On their menu we're Pizzas, Burgers, Sandwiches, Nachos, Loaded Fries, Salads, and more. But I figured, that old adage of "When in Rome", so I ordered the Loophole Burger. It was a "Wowza"!! The Fries were really good too. I am not even a Fries guy, but I ate them all! Ezekiel, the server, was fantastic. He even gave me suggestion for my next visit, which I am going to try. The ambiance here is really neat. It is in an old brick building and is kind of split level inside. Think antique brick & really old hard wood stairs and you will begin to understand the historic presence of this place. I can't wait to come back!

So disappointed! The food here used to be top notch! My husband and I went today. I got the…read moreLoophole burger and chili cheese fries. The fries are what you would expect from bar food. The burger was inedible. It was overcooked and so was the bun. Hubby got the triple stacked BLT. The only thing triple stacked about it is the bread! It was at least edible. The service was attentive but a bit lacking urgency. We will not be adding this to our rotation.

I'll say it I say it again. Just went there and it absolutely amazes me how good the food is. In my…read moreopinion, the best bacon cheeseburger in DFW. The bacon is so tasty. It just makes you warm and happy. The people that worked there are the bestand the prices you will not be able to beat.

Everything. Food great server/waiter/bartender ever better…read more Had no issues with special requests in relation to how food should be prepared! Very helpful in making additional suggestion too

Trendy lounge to pick up a beautifully crafted cocktail while you have the option to sit indoors or…read moreout with a significant other a group of friends. This place is small and parking is available across the street. Environment is nicely decorated and clean. Staff were freindly and helpful with their menu selection. I was in the mood for a pina colada so I went for it. Not overly sweet and a well balanced of flavor to alcohol. I'm looking to go back again!

Met some friends for a friendly gathering in the back yard…read more When I walked up unnoticed that there are some tables on the patio however it seems like it's all seat yourself. I wasn't sure as I was looking for the people I was joining. I walked through the bar area where I made a pit stop to order a drink. The staff were super friendly and there was a nice option for drinks. They even had specialized drinks for the season. Went to the back yard where there were picnic tables set up. It also gives access to the food trucks set up out back. When sitting at a table they have a QR code so you can order drinks and not have to go inside and possibly stand in line and they will bring the drinks to your table. Overall we had a great time and experience. I would definitely come back again!

We stopped by to see a friend play some live music and really like the vibe of this place. It's two…read morestories, and the upstairs patio is an awesome place to hang out. The building has that old-school charm that makes it feel like it's been part of the neighborhood for ages. They've got daily specials all week long even on the weekends and the drink prices were super reasonable. Definitely a good spot for day drinking and relaxing with friends. As for the service, well it was slow. Not because the staff wasn't working hard, because they were, but they were clearly understaffed and maybe a little inexperienced. It wasn't wall-to-wall packed, but still things did take a while. Same with the food, everyone around us had ordered, and we could tell the kitchen was struggling. We later heard there was just one cook handling everything ,which explains the long wait. But the food is worth it. We had the beer cheese soup, grilled cheese, and some tots. Throw the tots in the soup, trust me on this one ! Simple but very delicious. The live music was also different, lots of variety and different bands of musicians rotating through with all kinds of styles. Overall, we really liked this bar, it was very laid-back, affordable with lots of personality. If im in. the area again I'll definitely be back!

The old Cozy Oaks Pub finds new life, albeit with a name change that is actually a riddle that…read moreneeds to be explained in English and that morphs into a great story of an original Denton cooperative venture that effectively divvies up the total beer drinking market and parcels out the earnings of each contributing venture and puts the whole complex beast into income silos, which in theory could be self sufficient and economically viable, stable and hopefully clever enough to make knowledge management a very positive thing in practice. Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D.