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Create an account. Sign up. Password recovery. Recover your password. Get help. Texas is Life. Discover the best of the city, first. We already have this email. Try another? Best bars in Dallas. Deep End. Read more. Ellie's Lounge. Round-up Saloon and Dance Hall. High and Tight. Mama Tried. Truck Yard. Sixty Vines. Bowen House. Times Ten Cellar. Free Play Arcade. Sons of Hermann Hall. How to book: Stop by for first come, first served seating.

Recently opened Atlas is a sultry lounge with moody paintings, ornate chandeliers, and an Edgar Allan Poe-inspired vibe. Stretch out on the red banquettes and damask sofas, or take a seat at the bar and admire the impressive selection of booze.

Grab a stool, request a draft beer with a whiskey chaser—or, alternatively, try one of the solid, straightforward cocktails—and lose yourself in a steaming bowl of pho while an old movie plays behind the bar. This shiny new addition to the Epic building in Deep Ellum is a sprawling restaurant and bar complete with hanging plants, a wine wall, and a patio that can be closed to the elements if the weather turns. The sweeping menu spans Korean-style beef ribs, sea bass, and agnolotti pasta, and the drinks are equally diverse.

Make your way through the expansive lineup of wines by the glass or opt for an inventive cocktail like the clarified Espresso Martini or the Bye Bye Birdie, served in a bird-shaped glass.

How to book: Reserve via SevenRooms. The lengthy bar pours draft beers, thoughtful wines, batched cocktails, and boozy slushies. A new project from your pals at Hide, Royal 38 boasts an extensive cocktail program organized into categories like refreshing, comforting, and bold. How to book: Reserve via Resy. The bar pays tribute to the classic cowgirls of yesteryear with a variety of creations inspired by the Wild West.

Case in point? Texas-style tapas, including homemade beef jerky and bacon-studded cheddar biscuits, are on hand to soak up the booze. As eager as we all are to take a tropical vacation, that still may not be in the cards this year. A festive tiki bar, however, is obviously the next best thing.

Try classics like the Zombie and Mai Tai, or go all in with the Q. How to book: Reserve via TableAgent. Start with a flight to get your bearings, then move onto the Blackland Old Fashioned or the Desert Sky, a refreshing mix of gin, bell pepper, prickly pear, and lime.

Whether you prefer to do your afternoon imbibing at a quaint picnic table, inside the bed of an old truck, or high up in a treehouse, Truck Yard has all your lazy day-drinking needs covered. Along The Bridge itself is a host of kid-friendly installments and seating, all with views to the rest of Trinity Groves, the Trinity River park trail and Levee, and Downtown Dallas.

There are opportunities to live comfortably and luxuriously with a suite of apartment complexes around the area as well. Right along highway 35E is the design district, a location full of visually pleasing buildings, as well as entertainment and one of my favorite restaurant discoveries. Besides that, the joint offers a list of specialty burgers that can only be found at the other respective Rodeo Goats, found across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.

Just a few minutes away from there is the ever famous Medieval Time s, a themed theatre where Champions of the people compete against each other in a series of medieval challenges. With themed food available, the entire experience is meant to feel like a jump back in time. Guests can enjoy the food just as the kings and nobles of old had: without utensils. If medieval food and specialty burgers are both too heavy, then perhaps you might a more casual, lighter meal out at Ascension Coffee.

A small, relaxing cafe, Ascension has a calm atmosphere and offers an assortment of types of caffeinated drinks, including macchiatos, espressos, and the like. The Bishop Arts District was one of the first areas I adventured in, and it still is one of my favorite areas within the city. Along any given street, one could find countless places to eat, shop, and browse. Saints and Sinners Tattoo is right next door to a studio, both of which are next to a clothing outlet.