Very happy this was my last coffee in my dallas weekend trip!…read more I'm in love with the aesthetics of this place! Beautiful beautiful! They had quite a few cocktails that looked great that I would have loved to try, I guess that'll have to be next time! Got a iced pistachio hojicha latte and it was FANTASTIC. Pistachio and hojicha, that's a first for me as a avid coffee shop visitor. Both two things I love so I knew I needed to try it. Perfect blend, very earthy, a tad sweet (they did warn me to be fair, and while I do like sweet drinks this was just a tad bit over my sweet threshold). Still. It was great to have on my long drive back home to Houston. Enjoyed every sip of it! Ill be coming back! I recommend this place for the vibe and the pistachio hojicha alone (one of their most popular apparently as well). Well worth the visit! Thanks for a great latte on the way home!

Kyoto Brew has quickly become one of my favorite spots. The drinks are amazing, the food is…read moredelicious, and the fact that all the pastries are made in-house makes it even better--they taste incredible. The staff are always attentive, friendly, and truly make you feel at home. I've met so many great people there that it's turned into a weekly visit for me--sometimes even more. I'm so happy Kyoto Brew is part of our Lancaster life.

The food was made to order and had amazing flavor!!!…read more What stood out most was the attentiveness AND helpfulness from all staff. Our waitress has great teammates around her and the restaurant as a whole!

Tried it twice to give them the benefit of the doubt. I'm good on them…read more Ambience is nice... nothing special but not bad. Service was terrible. Slowest ever and they didn't have very many people in there. Food was not good at all and the price was outrageous for sub-par food. I barely ate and didn't take the leftovers because they would be thrown out. I'm glad others enjoy it. For me it's a no!

4.25.25: Came in after browsing the area. I had a Paloma but…read morethey were out of grapefruit juice so I had it with pineapple juice. We also had a Peach Smash & Rosewater Sour Gin. All drinks were tasty. Cute quaint place with comfy seating.

I stumbled into this bar (literally, thanks to the uneven sidewalk outside) with zero…read moreexpectations--and wow, was I not disappointed. The crowd was a mix of locals, lost tourists, and at least one person who may have been living there. By the end of the night, I'd made a group of new friends--or maybe just drinking buddies for the evening. Either way, 10/10 would stumble back in again.

Very cool little speakeasy bar in Bishop Arts, but give yourself 10 minutes to find it if you've…read morenever been. The bartender on Saturday night knew his drinks as we threw some uncommon ones his way and he nailed them. Mandatory 20% service fees on every order/every table, which is fine, but a bit aggressive. Music was pretty bad and tired, Madonna followed by top 40 2000s pop was playing - so the music vibes here are the same as a rando thrift store. Create a vibe, please. Spot also has poor acoustics so with a full room of folks you might need to turn up your speaking voice to converse with your date. The seating was the lower-end bar, black furnishings which could use and upgrade to give a nicer ambiance. The paintings and chandelier are very cool.

The best speakeasy in Dallas-Fort Worth. The moment you walk in, you're greeted by the owner,…read moreJames, and his amazing crew. The cocktails are a work of delicious art. Oh, and the music, lighting, and decor make the entire experience one that you'll want to repeat.

I finally got an opportunity to visit LadyLove Lounge after following the business for years on…read moreInstagram! I found an event 6/27 5-7pm DJ set "My Tribute to Adult Swim Bumps" by ThirdLion, featuring lofi hip hop including sounds from J Dilla, Madlab, Nujabes, MF DOOM, Flying Lotus, and more. Bonus was that there were happy hour specials 8pm, which is outside of their normal happy hour window! Since LadyLove is nestled in the Bishop Arts District, parking was expectedly abysmal. There was a small parking lot with valet available, although I'm not sure if it was complimentary or paid. We opted for free curbside parking at the periphery of the district, about a 5 minute walk away toward the residential area. We walked in, seated ourselves, browsed the menu, and ordered at the bar. We ordered 2 x $7 margaritas and 1 x $7 Ladylove feral fries - included in the happy hour specials! Loved the ambiance - the low lighting, the music. Loved the happy hour special. I would love to be back at some point to enjoy other listening sessions while sipping affordable drinks.

everyone should stop going here!! it's definitely overrated!! the drinks are definitely not…read moreinventive and delicious!! the staff is definitely not fun and young and sexy!! the ambience is not perfectly cramped and warm (seriously though people who complain about the space should just go to any of the very many sprawling soulless clubs we have instead...)!! the events are not fresh and exciting!! definitely not one of the only clubs to actually cater to early 20s goers! i repeat -- don't!! go!! (but if management sees this plz bring back the big couch. the two seater at the back section isn't helping anyone also... coat check?)

Met a friend here for drinks. It has a nice ambience, good service. My friend had an appetizer that…read moreseemed to be enjoyed and we stayed longer than expected. We would recommend this place for a casual night in Bishop Arts.

I was very disappointed with Bar Eden's happy hour. The advertised $7 cocktails (such as margaritas…read moreand mojitos) sound like a fantastic 50% discount, but in my experience they were served in what felt like half-sized portions. Instead of feeling like a bargain, it felt as though you had to order two drinks to get the amount you would normally expect from one regular cocktail. The cocktails themselves were average at best and nowhere near the quality I expected from a cocktail bar. The same applied to the $5 happy hour burger - it was extremely small, closer to a kids' burger than a regular burger. To make matters worse, the happy hour isn't available on weekends, when many visitors are actually in the area. The staff remained polite throughout, but I felt my concerns were dismissed with the kind of courteous, scripted responses that leave you feeling brushed off rather than genuinely heard. Overall, I left feeling that the "happy hour" offers much less value than the advertising suggests. I wouldn't recommend it.

We bought two shots and they were soooooooo watered down we could barely taste the liquor such a…read morescam never again waste of money

"I stumbled in last Saturday night with my emotional support goat, Fred. Most bartenders freak out…read morewhen you walk in with livestock, but Tina just rolled with it. Not only did she bring Fred a bowl of water, she even asked if he wanted it neat or on the rocks. Class act. As for me, I've been a little self-conscious since I lost my left eye in a boating accident--long story short, the boat won. But Tina made me feel like a pirate who finally found a friendly port. Fred even tried to order a beer, then attempted to start a line dance. Tina handled it like a pro. Five stars. Will definitely be back. Fred's already sharpening his hooves for karaoke night."

I had the absolutely worst experience last night. My girlfriend's and I went to the restroom and…read moresecurity decided to bang on the door immediately once we got in there. They banged the whole time , which we didn't know it was them until we opened the door. There was five of us, and once we opened up the door, they were telling us to watch our mouths because I yelled at them asking did they work there , obviously confused what was going on. They then decided to kick us out because we had too many people in the restroom. I only got one of the security guards name his name is Anthony another man in his 40s who had an accent decided to put his hands on me and push me. We were all so confused why we were getting kicked out. I will never be going back! That is absolutely insane. We did not take a long time either and they said it was gonna take too long if we all went together, which makes no sense. We took MAYBEEE 5 to 7 minutes in the restroom. The owner needs to get a grip on his security guards. Especially the ones that look like their on drugs sneaking people in from the back and the one man who put his hands on me for absolutely no reason!!! BEWARE LADIES: You cannot go to the bathroom with anyone or you will get kicked it and man handled !!!

Atlas is a funky fun cocktail bar in the Bishop Arts neighborhood in South Dallas. The vibe in…read moreBishop Arts feels authentically urban like a large northern city. It's definitely more delightfully eclectic and kitschy than neighborhoods around Downtown Dallas or East Dallas. Atlas has a funky lounge design that is warm, inviting and screams that you made it out of the house so you're ready to rage. They always have great energy in their music, creative cocktail menu, and food. I had a tasty Sidecar variation called Between Da Sheets (photo 2). They added rum to the classic recipe of cognac, orange liqueur and lemon juice. The rum gave it a bit of a vacationy feel which was nice. It was well-balanced and quite tasty. We highly recommend checking out Atlas next time you're in Bishop Arts and want an elevated cocktail in one of the funkiest spaces in Dallas. Do it!!! Salute @thejohnnycocktail

I've been to this restaurant before and always enjoyed the food, so I was really looking forward to…read morecelebrating Cinco de Mayo 2026 there. Unfortunately, this visit was extremely disappointing. We were there for almost 2 hours and still hadn't even been able to place a food order. The restaurant seemed completely unprepared for such a busy holiday. They ran out of dishes and had to switch to plastic ware, and my husband's drink was served in a red Solo cup. What made the experience even worse was the DJ setup. The speakers were enormous and the music was turned up so loud it felt more like being inside a nightclub than a restaurant. I enjoy music and a fun atmosphere, but not at a volume where you can't relax, talk, or enjoy dinner comfortably. It became so uncomfortable that I actually had to leave and come back later to pick up my husband and friend after they finally received their food. Sadly, I never even got to eat dinner that night. Cinco de Mayo is a major event every year, so there was plenty of time to prepare for the crowd and overall experience. I truly hope management takes customer feedback seriously -- especially about the excessive volume level. A lively atmosphere is great, but customers should still be able to enjoy their meal comfortably

I always forget about Omar's but im glad I was reminded they were in town tonight! I ordered the…read morebacon wrapped shrimp plate and omg I could eat that meal daily! My husband ordered the loaded enchiladas and thoroughly enjoyed them too. We were greeted and sat immediately, our server was very attentive and kind, and our food came out HOT and fresh! The salsa is always good, they give you a green and red, we opted for queso too, a good yellow queso that actually tastes like cheese. At one point there were 2 music situations happening (restaurant nusic PLUS jukebox maybe?) that was overstimulated but I think staff picked up on it and turned one off. We will definitely be back!

Fun as hell. People are warm and welcoming. Onion rings and chips were FRESH. Overall vibes were…read moregreat. Had a few pool tables a bar and some machines

Went with a buddy ,for lunch he invited me so I went with him and been there in a while went there…read morefor a beer years ago the first time I've eaten ordered a special pork chop plate on Thursday was very good delicious good service we'll return try something different right on 45