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    Bishop Exchange

    3.9 (21 reviews)
    Open 12:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Dan F.

    Stopped in around 10 for a late night bite after hitting the Texas Theater for the DIFF event. Kitchen closes at 11 on a Saturday night. Ordered the hot dog, which has a lot of good reviews and was suggested by the waitress. Set up was good - diced onions, mustard, ketchup, homemade relish. Bun was a soft brioche. The hot dog was good, would have enjoyed it more if it came out hotter. Fries were ok, could have been hotter. My son ordered the bacon chicken sandwich. Same thing - could have come out hotter. Maybe our meals sat out too long before they were brought out. Better than most bar food. BTW - had 2 Gin (Hendricks) and Tonics. My drinks at the Texas Theater were waaaaay better.

    Derek W.

    This bar is a gem! Service was excellent from the start, with a super nice and polite bartender who nailed our cocktails and recommendations. The food was outstanding--fresh, flavorful small plates that paired perfectly with drinks. Highly recommend; I'll be back! Five stars!

    Ask for Cam. Hands down one of the most attentive friendly and great customer service hardworking individuals. I'm very observant and this individual goes above and beyond and deserves the recognition. THANK YOU FOR THE EXCELLENT SERVICE! You fuckin rock!

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    Richard L.

    Came here to watch the Dallas Green Bay game Drinks were good company was fantastic and the outcome of the game was what I neeeed

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    Marcia C.

    Well, I think this is the absolute best happy hour in the Bishop Arts area! Monday thru Friday from opening to 7:00. They have delightfully made margaritas for $6.00!! Other drinks too are priced at happy hour prices. They also have food specials! We purchased a margarita flatbread for a mere $8.00. It was really good with a very thin crust. Just the way we like it. So far we've been there when the bartenders Joe, Laura and Elliott were mixing drinks. They were all very nice to talk with. The margaritas are just great! We will be back again real soon

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    Jason O.

    The Bishop Exchange is a great corner bar for those looking for a cocktail, bite to eat, as well as great atmosphere. We decided to watch some NFL playoffs here which was a great choice as they played the games with the sound on. The crowd was decent but not too busy. They have great seating options both indoor and outdoor. The food was great value for the money and the drinks were outstanding. Look forward to future visits.

    Reviews All Price live music15 prices12 flatbread10 patio6 +6 Sort by Most relevant Newest Highest Lowest Living Loquita Loco 13 reviews·2 photos $50-100 Last night, around 9:30 pm, my daughter and I frequented Bishop Exchange for the first time. Our first disappointment was that there were no tables inside low enough for my daughter to dine at as she's in a wheelchair. Since it was late and ... More Photo 1 in review by Living Loquita Loco Photo 2 in review by Living Loquita Loco 1 Richard Simmons Local Guide·30 reviews·78 photos 3 months ago $10-20 Very nice neighborhood bar. Always friendly people here. Good place to check out on the weekend. Eji is an amazing bartender! Highly recommend if you looking a nice bar around this area! ... More Photo 1 in review by Richard Simmons Photo 2 in review by Richard Simmons Photo 3 in review by Richard Simmons Photo 4 in review by Richard Simmons+3 Bishop Exchange (Owner) 2 months ago Great shots! Thank you for stopping by! Ryen Hollinger 5 reviews a month ago I went here for the first time with my friend that recommended it and we had the pleasure of having Eji as our bartender. She was so fun and adapted to all of the customers that walked in. She definitely made a difference for my friend and I. It seemed like we were talking to an old friend. 10/10 would recommend! We will be back ... More Bishop Exchange (Owner) a month ago Thanks for coming in! And we appreciate the review :) Edgardo José Soto Junco Local Guide·53 reviews·104 photos 6 months ago $20-30 Nice atmosphere Food looked good but we didn't have any ... More Photo 1 in review by Edgardo José Soto Junco Bishop Exchange (Owner) 3 weeks ago Hi Edgardo! Based on your picture it looks like you meant to write this review for Eno's! We promise you a 5/5 experience here at Bishop Exchange. Come try us some time; we'd love to have you. Order online Living Loquita Loco 13 reviews·2 photos 16 hours ago New $50-100 Last night, my daughter and I frequented Bishop Exchange for the first time. Our first disappointment was that there were no tables inside low enough for my daughter to dine at as she's in a wheelchair. Since it was late and we were hungry, we opted to dine outside at the lower tables. I stood at the bar and placed my order with E.G., the bartender. I ordered a smash burger, fried pickles, calamari, and two drinks. The total came to $61. I did not add a tip because I thought the price was rather high, there was no waitress, and I have to eat outside. It was quite cool last night as well. About 15 min later, E.G. brought the food to our table outside. The calamari and pickles were burnt. I tasted very little pickle or meat. I was so hungry, I did eat all the pickles and was going to try to finish off the burnt specks of calamari. I asked my daughter for a bite of her hamburger. The meat wasn't seasoned and I didn't feel like getting up and going in to ask for salt. I wasn't going to say anything because I was like maybe they're getting back at me for not tipping. Then, I said to myself, that shouldn't matter. You just paid $60 for some burnt food. So, I go up to the bar and asked E.G. if I could speak to the manager. She said there was no manager there and what was the problem. I told her I don't think I should be charged $60 for burnt food. She told me she needed to see the food even though she was the one who brought it out to me. So, we went outside. She asked why did I eat all of it if it was burnt. I explained that I was hungry, I wasn't going to say anything, but then decided to speak to the manager, and not everything was eaten. Horrible attitude E.G. then told me they had been serving food all day with no complaints and that their food is cooked on a timer so it's impossible to burn. I said well maybe the grease is old because the food is obviously burnt and the hamburger meat has no seasoning. She then reluctantly said she would see if she could reach the manager at this late hour and see if she would be willing to work something out. I waited outside for E.G. to return for about 15 min. It's getting cold now. I took pictures of the food for evidence as I now anticipated this was turning into a problem. My daughter and I go back into the establishment. E.G. walks pass me as if she didn't know I was waiting on her. She then reaches for her cell phone and appears to be texting. I asked her for the manager's name and contact information which she said she was not allowed to give out. She only had an email address. After emailing manager Erin, she finally responds 2 days later to offer me another free burnt appetizer the next time I come there. She said this is because I said I would never return and was going to blast them on social media. Spend your money elsewhere.

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    9 months ago

    If you are by yourself, don't go here. Not a safe place to go alone. Had alcohol poisoned and jewelry stolen while sick in bathroom.

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    Always friendly and the best seat in Dallas on the sidewalk to enjoy your meal and drinks.

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    The food was amazing. Stopped in with some friends for brunch over memorial weekend. The bartender was super knowledgeable of the menu.

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    Great place..great food! The bartender Anita was very nice. Will be going back soon!

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    0.1 miBishop Arts District, Oak Cliff
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    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

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    Tipsy Elf absolutely nails the festive vibe. The décor is on point, the photo ops are…read morepicture-perfect, and the holiday spirit is everywhere. The themed cocktails were creative and fun, and the layout--with three different rooms each playing different music genres--made it feel like a full experience rather than just a bar. That said, while the thought and design were incredibly well done and the drinks were good, the crowd size and some of the behavior allowed is what made the experience feel less than perfect. At times it felt a bit overwhelming and took away from what could have been a really magical night. That said, I would definitely go back. I'm hopeful it was just an off night, because the concept, atmosphere, and effort behind this pop-up are absolutely there. With better crowd control, this could easily be a standout holiday experience.

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    4.1(554 reviews)
    0.1 miBishop Arts District, Oak Cliff
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    The Wild Detectives had been on my Dallas bucket list for years, so I was quite excited to finally…read moremake my way to the Bishop Arts District and experience it for myself. First of all, the Bishop Arts District itself is incredibly charming. Block after block of unique shops ranging from bookstores and bakeries to candle shops, candy stores, coffee spots, and little boutiques. It's exactly the kind of neighborhood I loveeeee exploring while traveling and if I lived in Dallas, I'd probably frequent this area often. As for The Wild Detectives, the concept alone immediately appealed to me...bookstore meets cafe meets bar meets restaurant. That combination will pretty much always grab my attention. I love to read, I love to eat. The space has a pretty relaxed, community oriented vibe, and during my Saturday morning/early afternoon visit, there were plenty of people working, reading, chatting, and hanging out both inside and on the patio. My one slight disappointment was that the bookstore side itself was smaller than I expected and didn't have quite as extensive a selection as I had imagined. That said, I still managed to leave with a few great additions for my ever growing TBR pile. Overall, this was a worthwhile stop and one I may revisit the next time I'm in Dallas.

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    3.9(219 reviews)
    0.2 miBishop Arts District, Oak Cliff
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