Came on a Wednesday night, then had karaoke, a drag show, pool tables, and $6 drinks all night! Staff was very kind and quick. The queens were working it! So fun! We did not pay a cover charge. There seems to be a parking lot in the back and there are some spots in the front. This is a strip of different clubs and places to eat, open until 2-4 am. Go have a good time! read more

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Loved this place! Reminded me of Rainbow Cattle Company in Austin, but way more men than women. But everyone got along nicely and danced harmoniously. Really good dancers there, but they are pretty patient with learners. Nothing negative about the experience! Lots of bars, so you can always get a drink pretty quickly. It was busy, but I didn't wait much at any bar. I like that the bars have different themes. Take me to the bourbon bar every time though. Service with a big smile because everything is bigger in Texas! read more

Round-Up Saloon - Dance floor - Gay Bars Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Round-Up Saloon has been on my list for years and on a recent visit to Dallas, a few friends finally made it happen! When you think Texas, while you may think line dancing and country bars, you rarely think of a gay country bar with line dancing! But it exists and is Round-Up Saloon! The bar is large, as are most things in Texas. While it seems like one big open space, there are separate areas from the dance floor to pool table area, more formal bar station and even a patio. There are six distinct bars throughout, each with their own vibe! This makes getting a drink easier and cuts down on the wait, which is very appreciated by all! We spent most of our time overlooking the dance floor. When we wanted a drink, we made our way to the small corner bar. We had a favorite bartender and this was their station for the night! Speaking of drinks, they are a bit pricey, including a water, but with that, they are certainly gay-bar strong! With the size of the place, it can and does get packed, so be prepared. There is enough space, but it gets intimate the later in the evening it gets. Overall, we had a phenomenal time at Round-Up Saloon. The most memorable part, which was amazing to see and feel, was the spirit of everyone just existing and being themselves. Absolutely one of my favorite gay bars I have visited! read more

So much fun! Especially, on Wine Walk nights. Large dance floor, multiple bars, patios, and great times. Staff are great and always helpful. Parking lot behind bar. read more

Ther staff here is always AMAZING!!! We have become regulars and they always remember us and what we like to drink. The dancing is great with one of the larger dance floors on the Strip. On Friday and Saturday, it's usually Country music until about midnight, then changes to dance music. They have great specials all week and have free dance lessons every evening Monday through Thursday, with everything from beginner to advanced partner and line dancing (Mon & Tue - Partner Dancing; Wed & Thurs - Line Dancing). And the shows, like 5 nights a week, always have high-talent performers. The troupe "The Saloon Girls" are all amazing. read more

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The roundup used to be my favorite bar pre-pandemic but then they pivoted to appealing to a "younger crowd" and brought in a DJ who plays bad club music. I used to look forward to going to roundup but now when my friends suggest we go there I say I'd rather go home than go to roundup. read more

I was blocked into the parking lot and not allowed to leave by a crazy person and called security and they never came out to help. I could have been seriously hurt or died and they didn't even care to check in on the situation. Don't go to this place if you value your safety or your life. read more

I've been here numerous times in the past and never had any issues until this past Saturday evening 8/02/25. My friends and I headed over to the RoundUp around 9 PM to hang out a bit. It was early and not busy at all. The dance floor was completely empty. My friend & I mustered up the courage to get on the dance floor and have some fun. We weren't on the dance floor for even 5 minutes and soon thereafter other couples joined my friend & I on the dance floor. I was thankful for that because it takes a lot of courage to be the first on the dance floor. A few minutes into dancing, a staff member approached my friend & I and asked we get off the dance floor as we were not a couple and not "connected" stating we needed to respect the RoundUps culture. I've never, and I mean ever been asked to get off the dance floor at any bar or club. Now don't get me wrong, I know bars have theme nights, etc which I totally understand and respect. But the way the bar staff approached us was wrong. I was most upset about him telling us we needed to respect their culture. First of all honey, I'm gay and in a gay bar!! This IS MY PLACE! And secondly, there was absolutely NO SIGNAGE anywhere that indicated only a certain kind of dancing was allowed on the dance floor!! It was a terrible experience and put a very poor taste in my mouth! I never had an issue with RoundUp until that night!! Don't ever want to support them or be back! read more

Round-Up Saloon - Gay Bars Near Me - Dallas, Texas

I recently visited this bar and really loved it! I was in the area for work and it ended up being the bar I started at every night. Good vibe, fast service, decent prices, good drinks, and great music! I would definitely recommend this place. Can't wait to go back! read more

Friendly party-goers, but absolutely crazy I have to pay $3.50 for an extra water. Even for an ice water. Sues and S4 never gave me that problem. read more

Absolutely love round up, the best time. BUT tell me why the bartender with the cowboy hat and beard is so damn rude. High ego and probably single, but hey you do you boo :) read more

Trevor made my first visit to Dallas even better. He was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and genuinely sweet from the moment we sat down. He made excellent drinks, took the time to have great conversations, and recommended some fantastic local spots and things to check out as first-time visitors. His hospitality really stood out and made the experience memorable. If you have the chance, definitely grab a seat at Trevor's bar--you won't be disappointed! read more

Trash service don't recommend to anyone. Literally the bartender was mad I didn't have cash 3 second after I ordered.

3 rooms with a karaoke and billiards room. Huge dance area with plenty of space. We went on a Friday night. It was pretty packed. read more

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This place makes me feel safe and welcomed Everyone is so friendly especially Trevor and Lucas read more

A hootin' and hollerin' good time! I took my mom here (her first gay bar) and she was delighted by the graceful cowboys twirling on the dance floor and the boisterous crowd singing karaoke. Word to the wise: purses have to be VERY small in order to bring them in. read more

On the night of Sunday the 16th, I visited Round Up. I was there until around 1 am. At that point, I decided to head out, so I went to the bathroom near the front entrance. One of your employees was passing back and forth and checking the stall, which I assumed was to ensure there weren't any patrons doing anything they should not be doing. I understood, but it was pretty aggressive how he went about it. This made it hard for me to use the urinal in that bathroom because I'm very pee shy; I was just uncomfortable overall. I then decided I'd try the other bathroom across from it, thinking it would be a little more empty. I get to that bathroom, and your same employee is exiting as I go in, which I think nothing of and try to pee thinking he would leave, I handle my business and that be that, but no he stood in the door way watching me, he then started throwing accusations my way insinuating I was there to meet the other patron in the bathroom stall, who. I didn't even know or realize was even there. Keep in mind I'm at the urinal with my business out, trying to pee, so I let him know I'm uncomfortable with him standing there; I'm just trying to pee. At this point, I'm furious. He makes me leave based on baseless accusations. I'm upset and take a breather outside. After a couple of minutes I try to go in the front entrance to find someone in charge, the man who was checking ID let me know u wasn't allowed back in due to an employee accusing me I ask to talk to the manager he laughs at me and says his employee made a claim that I was in the stall with another man which I was not I was never in any of the stalls only the urinal at this point he starts mocking me refuses to give me his name and his employees and tells me to find it on the website which they were no where to be found. Round Up has been my go-to bar for years now I have never had issues until that night. I've been trying to grapple with separating the actions of the employees from enjoying my time at the bar in the future; I just need to know that this will not be a pattern. I fully understand that the employee had a job to do and understand why they were doing it, but I'm just in shock at how it was handled. I was nothing but respectful when explaining my side of things, but I was laughed at, and they took none of what I said into consideration. If I was trying to hook up with someone in the bathroom and got caught, why would I come back to talk to the manager?? Wouldn't I leave? That would be embarrassing to be caught, especially on a slow night like that, where I would have been seen easily. I just need to know I'm not alone in thinking this whole situation was handled poorly. read more

I went to the Round-up Saloon for the first time while I'm visiting from a different state. I loved the line dancing lessons, it was great fun! However, after two hours of dancing, I asked the bar for water, which I had to purchase for $3.50! My friends and I decided to leave very shortly after that but we were stopped at the door from leaving the establishment with the same, almost full, water bottles I just purchased from the bar. Instead of wasting my money, we stopped to down the water, which in turn made me sick on the car ride home. These were non-alcoholic, plastic bottles that were purchased inside the establishment so I do not understand why I couldn't leave with them, let alone that I had to purchase water at an establishment that offers dancing lessons in the first place, water (at the very least) should be provided for free. read more

TREVOR!!!!! My legend, my star! He took care my friends and I from Arizona! If you want a good time at this place, make sure he's there!

Went here last night for Halloween. I get it's a busy night. Some girl was waiting at the bar near me longer than I had been, so at least more than 15 minutes. Her friend came over to try to help her get noticed, and simply waved at one of the bartenders, not aggressively at all. The bartender, a bald white man in blue plaid, took a solid minute out of his shift to yell at the girls very rudely. I watched as the girls stood there stunned, not even responding back, as he is blowing up in their face for "waving". I get that it's a busy night but if you can't handle something like this without being disrespectful to your paying customers, maybe get a different job. Really, we watched him take a whole minute out of his shift to blow up on some young girls without good reason. When all he had to say was "I see you, I'm busy right now give me a sec and I'll be there". Insane behavior. read more

2 stars because the manager and the second Bartender had good customer service. I first ordered a margarita and it didn't taste right, I expressed that to the bartender and he told me this ain't basking robins in a rude tone lol. Alrighty then, no customer service. I went to a second bartender and the manager, and they were so nice to remake my drink and it tasted like a margarita. Moral of the story, not all the bartenders have good customer service. read more

Usually have the best time but tonight while visiting DFW - the bartender to the right of the dance floor - all the way at the end closest to the front of the building tonight, was so rude to me and my husband....fr fr - i want to thank the other bartender 4 being so nice. What happened: I asked him " Do you have flavored Red Bulls, cuz i would like a vodka redbull" - he said "do I need to f'in order ur drink for you sweetheart", and then when I said - "well no u could just do ur job and answer my question", he poured me nothing but redbull in my cup and charged me for it like it had vodka in it (being the middle class gorl i am - i gave her my card) Then blew him a kiss and gave him a wink. He then said "make sure to leave me a zero tip" - and tbh ngl atp I saidd....gorl f u - u really think whatever ur finna charge me is gonna break my bank - that's why i left the drink after paying for it - and did write a zero for ur tip cuz you are one. Let me see a crazy a$$ charge on my card - I'll be up there real quick for my coin. Yall really need to check the attitudes of your employees. TMC across the street has better customer service - nicer bartenders - and they actually tell you what products they have for sale without all the extra bs and drama. Maybe he had a bad night - but that's really is not my problem. read more

Best/safest feeling spot in Dallas to go out to! The surrounding area has a lot of bars, but this is by far the coolest/most fun one. Love the dancefloor, the disco ball is so fun. They have good drinks, bartenders work fast and are nice. I would definitely come back when I am back in town! read more

We had SO much fun here! We ate at streets fine chicken and headed over here to play billiards.... It was super slow and I was concerned it may be too slow of a vibe. Thankfully that changed quickly! After three rounds of pool, we headed over to the bar area by the entrance and they were doing karaoke. I was so excited because I love karaoke and of course in the gayborhood you have the best company ever since it's just a really great, fun vibe for everyone. The singers were incredible. Honestly you would have thought it was some audition for americas got talent or something with how good everyone was! I wish there was an area like this closer to where I live (I'm a little over an hour away) bc it would be so fun to go daydrinking and hang out all day. read more

Fun place to vibe with friends and dance. Just beware of a few bartenders who can be racist and rude which was a bit unexpected since it is a gay bar. Would give it a 4 or 5 star but the 2 bartenders that were there made the experience a little less enjoyable. read more

If you're in town, an ALLY and ready for a fun night out... this is the spot. No if's, and's, or but's.. get changed and GO. Great music, cheap drinks, and lots of friendly and fun people. 10/10 read more

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Awesome drinks Awesome service Awesome ambiance and beautiful men. I love this place. It is the perfect Friday or Saturday night place to go read more

Drink specials, dancing lessons, community and a fun atmosphere. We really liked this bar and its regulars. Will be back next time we are in Dallas. read more

Very Fun and Welcoming! 6 bars in the saloon?! Count me in! The music, the line dancing, the friendliness of the bartenders was amazing. I was in town for state and decided to check out the Gay Scene in Dallas and I was impressed. Definitely a spot to visit every time I am in town read more

they wouldn't let our designated driver in bc she was too "drunk" and cussed our group out bc of it, what a bunch of losers

So fun - dance lessons a few drinks and the an awesome drag show Not to mention drink prices are great read more

Its fun to be at a bar, where one can start dancing as a group ;) That's exactly what happened at this place while we were visiting with some friends back in 2016! Our friends moved to Texas so we decided to visit them. One evening we decided for bar hopping. Started drinking at one bar then went to this place - 'Round-Up Saloon' This is how old styles saloons look like. Lots of place to dance around with drinks served through out the bar. We ordered couple of drinks then decided to dance. But then all of sudden everyone decided to follow certain set of steps and we all started to follow their lead. And within couple of minutes it seemed like we were performing as a group. It was fun since it was impromptu with no rehearsals whatsoever. Amazing place. Would love to visit again soon! :) read more

This is my go to for an amazing night! The drinks are good. The ambience is fun! They do line dancing then at about 12 am it becomes a night club and the fun begins read more

Great bar ! Visited here while on vacation. Country music was played up until about midnight, as everyone line danced:) Then top 100 music for the rest of the night, ranging from reggaeton/ rap/hip hop/pop. Bartender cowboy Mario was on point with his service. Definitely a must visit in the gayborhood of Oaklawn. read more

I hate to give a bad review to any business from the community. however, sometimes, I think is just right. I have guests visiting from San Francisco and London, Friday night, they decide to go to the roundup . the friend from London heard so much about that place, and he was so looking forward to see it. they arrived to the bar at 9PM, the big clown on the door, big guy, bearded, may think he work for the FBI or something, but, he asked for IDs , and I am totally ok with that , its should be that way for our own safety. my friend from SF show him the ID, my sec friend from Dallas had an ID, my friend from London, sadly have a Pic of his passport, common, who want to cary a passport to a bar? in case he loose it and he will not be able to travel, so he toke a pic of it. the "super" security ( who I saw him before making out with guys in the front door ( and that is safety ) did not agree to let him in, now, my friend is not a 20 years old, he is 56, meaning, if its an age issue, come on, he is a. silver hair man, if its a policy , ok, I get its but he have a phot ID on his phone, what is the issue ? he is visiting from the UK, come one , use a common sense . this is not right. we go there very often, and we like the place. I just think if you hire someone to be in the door. maybe make sure he got a better attitude and common sense . been a big man, don't make you a good security guy. very disappointed read more

I walked out. Sat at a bar with 14 other customers most of who had drinks. The bartender walked by me at least a dozen times. Didn't look at me or acknowledge me. After minutes I left. Apparently, the money is pouring in so much that they don't have to be attentive to their customers. Visiting from out of town. It's a crap representation of the hospitality Texans tout. read more

Used to love this place, great vibe always had a good time. Now they charge for WATER. Our DD tried to order a water and was told they only offer bottle water which you have to pay for. Absolutely ridiculous. They sell so much liquor but won't even give someone a free ice water to make sure they get everyone home safely. Crazy read more

Their door-men are illiterate as fuck. Had a friend present 3 forms of id. And the hollow brained no mask wearing back door gorilla said they require a "physical" ID. Maybe they should grab a dictionary and change their vocabulary because it really felt more like discrimination rather policy. Will not return to that monkey pox pit. read more

Drinks: Overpriced -- hella overpriced. Mood: Cramped Spaces, No Seating, Rudeness Abounded -- Staff included. Bartenders have been very rude to me here because I don't look a certain way, yet when a "cowboy" with a beard and a hat steps up, they're licking his boots faster than they can spin around. I used to recommend this place to people, but after all the Lady Gaga sensation and bloated egos about DFW bars being the la-di-da of the South (way better bars in New Orleans, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, you name it -- this is definitely not the best) and I am fully over this one. Woody's is about the only bar I'll go to left, and they hit capacity so fast now, it isn't even worth it to venture down anymore -- especially not when parking is a commodity, and parking in the wrong spot can get you towed or worse. read more

atmosphere was great, guests were very friendly to one another, music was good. the crowd here is predominantly male but women aren't discouraged against coming. i didn't get a drink here so im unsure of the pricing or strength of them. i however did have an extremely upsetting interaction with a security officer. i work security myself and have found that you CAN be nice and also have that job. the tall white male in a button up, cowboy hat and mustache was bothered at where i was standing to make sure my intoxicated friend made it out of the bathroom safely. he approached me so closely and aggressively i could smell what he had for breakfast on his breath. he was in my face screaming and yelling about moving or id be kicked out, all i did was ask that he didn't yell at me and be nicer. he kept pushing me and another guard in a cowboy hat and vest came up and joined in on screaming at me. i got out of the area he had just yelled at me for and moved closer to the bathroom, when he circled around and started yelling again. it was actually so bad a group of girls had to grab me and hold me in the bathroom doorway to get away from him. i'm not from dallas, i had never been to this bar before, i don't go out like this, i just think the guards maybe need to have some de-escalation training. i don't see how talking to anyone the way i was solves anything, it was hostile for absolutely no reason. i understand working around drunk/fked up people can be frustrating and it can get to the point where that kind of behavior is necessary, this was not that kind of situation. read more