Wowowow such a beautiful coffee shop so unexpected in the historic town square in Lancaster!…read more It's so picturesque inside and the options for food and drink (teas and lemonades and coffees) are amazing! Pricey? Yes. Worth it? Double yes! Our barista was super kind and awesome and you may run into some sweet neighborhood cats on the way in!

loved this place!! genuinely enjoyed my time here; the balance between aesthetics, comfort, drinks,…read moreand bakery items did it for me. plenty of outlets too and p good prices! their toast was basically what i would expect from a Texas take on shokupan lol -- shokupan-style bread but with more of a Texas texture and ingredients. not as soft/pillowy as actual japanese shokupan and had much bigger air bubbles, but still good. could've used a lil more butter tho. matcha was actually one of the most decent i've had in Dallas, which i was pleasantly surprised by; not mind blowing compared to what u can get in Japan/LA. the caramel miso was SO good tho. perfect balance between sweet and savory where neither flavor overpowered the other. i'd say both the drinks and pastries here have really clean and honest flavors. nothing is trying too hard to be unique or complicated -- just simple, balanced, and good. was tempted to get multiple drinks but ultimately restrained myself and beyond the food/drinks, it's just a rlly pleasant cafe to exist in. aesthetically cute, comfortable enough to actually stay for a while, plenty of outlets if u wanna work, good prices, and everything i tried was solid. it hits that rare balance where the aesthetic isn't compensating for mediocre drinks. if this wasn't 30 min out from Dallas, i would probably be here every other day

My friend took me to this place for my birthday 08-15-26 and i must say that I really did like it…read more I seen it on Tik Tok the atmosphere was very nice and the service was good. The food and the presentation was amazing. I had the chicken and corn jalapeno waffles. They done an overkill on the waffles had too much corn in it. As we were leaving the owner or the manager was nice and I told her about our experience she was nice about the overkill. I would go back

Nice place to visit when I go visit my daughter's house. The decor was nice…read more We came in right before the lunchtime rush. Seated immediately. We browsed the menu which had brunch and dinner options. We ordered Drinks and Seafood Gumbo Greens! Short wait but worth it! Had the catfish and grits which came with eggs- i went for poached and cornbread! The food was delicious. I would definitely go back

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.

Speakeasy in Bishop arts let's gooooo!!!…read more Liking the anime vibes and music and good seats. I tried the order of owls and sicari. The order of owls was strong for me, I thought I would like it bc of the kumquat but I know others will enjoy it more. The sicari was quite nice, I enjoyed the simplicity and how balanced it was. Service was awesome, really loving the vibes they create.

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.

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.

Great vibes, great music. Since the secret is now out about it and Brandon Blue has developed a…read morefollowing, it is harder to get in if you are a 'show up at 9' kinda person. You will be waiting in line. But if you are there at 7:30, you can walk in, find a spot and vibe. I've gone solo and had a great time just with a drink and a need for good music. Certain nights draw different type of crowds, from the stoners to the r&b fans to the go-go fanatics so definitely check their website or socials to see the happenings. I live in walkable distance so I love being able to just walk there, grab a drink, and grab to go tacos on my way home. I usually go during the week and the crowd is smaller, and I also have not stayed late. Girl's gotta get her beauty sleep, after all. Xo

A Happy Hour Hidden Gem in Dallas!…read more We took a day trip to Dallas to see the circus and decided to pop into a nearby bar for drinks and small bites. Parking was a challenge, but we opted for valet and, at only $10, it was totally worth it! We originally planned to check out Bar Eden for happy hour but accidentally walked into Paradiso, which is connected. Bar Eden is a little smaller and has more of an intimate, speakeasy vibe, while Paradiso has a gorgeous, lively atmosphere. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the happy hour specials were perfect for afternoon drinks--cocktails under $10! The margarita was delicious, and the other cocktails were just as pretty as they were tasty. One thing to know: it seems there's only one restroom, so the wait can be lengthy. BUT once you get inside, you'll understand why...because it's basically a girl's dream photo booth! Definitely plan a little extra time for the bathroom selfies. We didn't try the food this time, but the ambiance and music were on point. The outdoor seating is beautiful and elegant, although it was way too hot for daytime lounging during our visit. Overall, I'd absolutely come back--especially for happy hour! Great drinks, beautiful atmosphere, and plenty of photo-worthy moments.

My brother, sister-in-law and I had a genuinely bad experience here. We arrived around 6:00pm to a…read morenearly-empty restaurant to take advantage of a drink and burger deal that they were promoting, and were promptly told that they didn't have any seating for three people. We asked if we could pull up a chair to one of the tables on the patio (which was fully empty), and they begrugedly agreed. We sat down and waited. And waited some more. And then some more... After about 10 minutes my brother went up to the bar and asked if a server would be coming to take our order, and was told that they were busy (they did not look busy at all) but would get to us ASAP. Another 10 minutes went by and, as no one had still come to see us, we elected just to leave. They said nothing as we walked out of the restaurant. Aside from pulling up a chair on the (again, totally empty) patio, I have no idea what we did that could have made them so upset at us. The whole experience was really odd and super off-putting, particularly so as there was no communication at all from the wait staff.

I was visiting and wanted to try some local beers so went to 13 Barrels. There was a dj and people…read moredancing, there was a video game and people playing, and there were people just hanging and drinking like myself. Service was friendly, chill, and knowledgeable. I love the feel of the community there and the mixed crowd, and the beers were good too.

"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