I love a great coffee that tastes like coffee and it's pretty! I went in hungover needing something…read morestrong for work. The woman that helped me informed me of the flow of the menu...highest caffeine at the top and the sweeter it goes down. I tried the birthday cake coffee which was on the sweeter side but since it was my first time she made it less sweet for me! I loved it! The cream or foam it's topped with was SOooOoOo good tasted just like cake!!! It's so pretty inside during the day...I've only been at night time to party but will be coming in one day to work!

This was really good! I got the iced caramel macchiato and honestly one of the best I've had! You…read morecan see the caramel drizzle but not too much! The barista was super kind... I ordered on the app and it was super easy to pick up when I got there! They actually had a $3 first drink when you order on the app too. I didn't look around much but the space was huge! Top caramel macchiato in dallas for sure!

Came here on a Monday at 5:15 - it was happy hour…read more Mitch the bartender was super personable, educated me on several gins and took me on a mini tasting tour of some unique gins - really nice guy. Had two martinis here and left with a smile Highly recommend

Overall: 2.6/5 [dine in]…read more The place is nice, but smaller than expected. They had bubble guns too, which was a fun surprise. We came in near closing time, but Emilia provided us great service and stayed attentive even though they were clearly packed. We were seated at a table near the door, and unfortunately it had a vomit smell. Whatever it was, my friend could not stand it and had to get up and step away from the table. We first thought the culprit was the paper drink coasters, but then the staff removed the door mat near us later on, so maybe someone puked on it and the smell lingered, even after it was cleaned up. Clear Mizu ($16): This has Sakura vermouth and bitters, so we ordered it. It tasted like straight up gin and was not good. It was actually one of the rare times my husband could not finish his drink. Kyoto Sunset ($15): This one wasn't bad and tasted like honeydew. The ingredients include honeydew Calpico, so that makes sense. Johnny Walker Black ($16): This was our friend's drink, which I think was just coke and Johnny Walker. Nothing special about the taste either. Given the smell and so-so/terrible cocktails, we will not be coming back or taking our friends here.

This is the most amazing place to enjoy classic cocktails. They know what they are doing. The…read morebartenders Jefery and Garrett know what they are doing. So if you're in the mood for some classic cocktails, y'all need to come see them.

Very cool and relaxing setting with great foods and drinks. The vibes are quieter than the rest of…read morethe strips and my friends and I always stop in to recharge or get away from the loud, overstimulating environment. The drinks are always made with care and the staff are very friendly. Open during the day as well.

Overall: 4.7/5 [dine in]…read more Service was amazing! Our waitress Emilia was super attentive throughout the whole night. The drinks have unique flavor combinations that actually deliver and the happy hour is phenomenal. We're talking 50% off select appetizers and entrees, $12 Over the Counter cocktails, $10 classics, and BOGO ponies and shots. They also have daily specials Tuesday through Thursday and Sunday. The space has serious speakeasy vibes so give your eyes a few seconds to adjust when you walk in from the bright light outside. Icelandic Hot Dog ($3.50 HH): Tiny single bite TX wagyu dog that was cute but hard to share. Tasted pretty similar to a regular hot dog. Tostada ($4 HH): Kanpachi on a blue corn tortilla. I'd recommend getting 2 since it gets messy the moment you take a bite and I didn't really get a proper taste of it because of that. Caviar Chip ($6.50 HH): A generous dollop of caviar on a kettle cooked potato chip with creme fraiche underneath. A yummy combo but honestly something you could recreate at home. East Coast Oyster ($2.75 HH): My husband got a single oyster to try and thought it was pretty good. London Fog ($12 HH): Milk washed London dry gin, earl grey, aveze, dry curacao, and vanilla orange honey. I loved this cocktail. I don't usually like gin and find earl grey too strong on its own but this combination was perfection. It was also served in the cutest tea cup with a yummy cookie on the side. Morocco ($12 HH): Moroccan mint tea, terralta reposado, rye, fernet branca menta, and agave. Not my favorite compared to the London Fog but my husband absolutely loved it and said it was one of the best cocktails he has ever had. He even said it would have been his signature cocktail at our wedding. I was shocked but to each their own. Confit'd and Fried Chicken Wings ($7.50 HH): The most disappointing item of the night. Came with 6 wings tossed in a Korean wing sauce that tasted very close to buffalo. The wings themselves were average. Skip these. Beef Cheek Tacos ($12 HH): Came with 3 tacos that were some of the best we've had in a while. Delicious, flavorful, no notes. Highly recommend. Soft Serve Marg ($12 HH): Like a boozy dole whip that doubled as dessert. Not too heavy but not super strong either. A fun way to end the meal. Pekin Tom ($20): Duck fat washed wild turkey 101, lapsang peach liqueur, absinthe, and pecan smoke. Not part of the happy hour menu. They smoke it right in front of you which is a cool presentation but the taste was pretty average. APO Burger ($10 HH) + Truffle Fries Sub ($7): The truffle fries felt a bit steep but they ended up being worth it. Super crispy, delicious, and addictive. The burger was cut in half which made it easy to share and it came with a TX wagyu patty, bruleed fontina, Spanish tomato spread, garlic whip, and chive. Burst of flavors, melt in your mouth wagyu, absolutely chef's kiss. We will 100% be coming back. It's a perfect spot for an intimate date night.

Very unique drinks offered along with classics…read more Intimate, dim seating. The Inappropriate Beet Pun (London dry gin, strega, beet, red pepper, orange juice, lemon, honey, goat cheese coconut foam) tasted very beet/earthy... ngl I liked drinking the bottom part separately from the goat cheese foam. They tasted better individually than together. Others' drinks were mostly good! Especially, the earl Grey cocktail in a teacup. Service was knowledgeable and fast.

Great experience, my friends and I made a reservation and were seated right away when we arrived…read more It's a small place but the decor and staff were great. The staff provided us with recommendations as well as they were accommodating to my food allergy. The drinks and food were delicious, I recommend coming to their happy hour, where some drinks and food specials are from 4-6 everyday. The cheeseburger, fries and Caesar salad were delicious. I will definitely be back soon!

The Bowen House I…read moreabsolutely loved the historic feel of The Bowen House. It's not a very large bar, but I think the intimate size adds to its warmth and charm. The staff was very welcoming, and the other guests I encountered were friendly and sociable. The drinks were excellent. On my first visit, I had the Hugo Spritz, which was mixed to perfection. During my second visit, I tried the Bitter Lemon Soda, which was also very good--simple, refreshing, and without any overpowering flavors. I actually enjoyed The Bowen House so much that I went twice during my weekend trip to Dallas. It has an almost speakeasy-like atmosphere, with low lighting and a cozy, historic feel. It's also in a very walkable area, which made it easy to visit on foot. There is some parking available, although I would say it's somewhat limited. I don't think it would be the best spot for a very large group, but it would be perfect for a few friends getting together. I also appreciated that you can order a drink while waiting for a table or bar seating, which made the wait feel much more enjoyable. Overall, The Bowen House was one of my favorite places I visited while in Dallas. Between the atmosphere, welcoming service, and well-crafted drinks, it's definitely a place I would return to the next time I'm in town.

This is a hidden gem of a secret speakeasy on Cedar Springs. It is a very cool experience that you…read morereally should try. It's sophisticated fun and even has those nostalgic video games you have been wanting to become reacquainted with. Staff are friendly and helpful. Gilbert is an amazing mixologist.

Be wary, overcharging on beer and cocktails. Go to a steakhouse if you want a crafty luxury…read morecocktail. 20-27 for a cocktail and almost 10 for a beer. Btw, price changes per bartender.

Oh, HELL YEAH!!!! 5 Stars and Beyond!!! Came in, this evening. Very Sexy Bar! A very chill vibe! A…read morebooklet featuring an extensive collection of cocktails, small bites, mocktails, from classics to imported beers. Huge selection. I tried this refreshing cocktail called Grand Tour. A must try! A little sweet and less bitter. Ruel, the fabulous mixologist, does drinks right! My drink tasted like a NOT overly sweet cocktail, fruity and slightly bubbly. My kind of superb cocktail! The munchies they offer you are toasted Texas Pecans, and Corn Nuts! Delicious to the core! Thanks to our bartender, Ruel! I assume EVERYTHING on their cocktail Bible is a hit, just mine was. Pricey, yes. I had 2, and they were worth it! This effortlessly chic bar, located inside the Mansion on Turtle Creek Hotel, is a real hit with guests, tourists, and locals! Excellent service! A must stop! And it's really busy during happy hour and peak hours! You'll thank me later..... Cheers, Yelpers!

Used to be 5+ star. This *was* a Dallas crown jewel of an upscale bar with fantastic service and…read moremusic, but it's flipped upside down. The hotel property is like four legs under the table - a great location, a great hotel experience, a great restaurant experience, and a entertainment experience (The Mansion Bar). At least one leg has been kicked out, one is suffering. The Mansion Bar used to have a great recipe for success - proven by how busy and regular the customers were and loyal (or was), and the top tier talent that was routine for 10+ years. Me and my friends have a relationship with the long time staff as customers as well as the excellent music talent. The cause? Not precisely sure but I think it's new ownership, at the very least a new Food & Bev manager. I also know the staff is very upset about these changes and the relationships with the repeat music talent is now a mess. I wouldn't be surprise if the staff start leaving. I'm hoping whomever is making these decisions can revert back to what was working. Dallas has a lot of great venues that will fill this void.

Being an Austin Bar guy (2010s) this place gives that same hospitality energy and good feel. Tina…read moreand Daisy supply the vibes and in a melting plot of a room in the center of Uptown. An absolute must go.

Fun bar, cool atmosphere and nice patio. The bartenders, are super attentive and wonderful!!…read moreEspecially Tinah, who always makes you feel welcomed and appreciated.

Positives: Burger & fries were insanely good as were the cocktails. The server was delightful and…read morehelpful. Negatives: They were out of all red wines. And they appeared understaffed as it was difficult getting a water refill and our check at the end. But I saw the server working hard. Let's fix the few negatives as the hard stuff ... food & server ... were on point. I'll be back.

HIDE Christmas Pop-Up Edition From the outside, HIDE was…read moresuper festive and eye-catching. Inside, there are two themed rooms: a toy-themed main bar and a Grinch-inspired second room, which I loved . There's also a rooftop, which I didn't make it up to see but adds to the overall appeal. The drinks were cute and very Christmas-inspired, which is perfect for the holiday vibe. Food-wise was a little less exciting. I had the Nashville hot dry-rub wings (waiter recommended). They were just okay. Definitely not the flavor I expected. I should've gone with the honey hot. The dirty fries, loaded with cheese, bacon, and peppers were really good, especially with ranch and ketchup . If you're looking for a cute holiday pop-up with festive décor and fun drinks, HIDE is worth checking out. Food and drinks start around $15 and up, so you're definitely paying for the experience

Really liked this spot even though it's a hotel bar. If there weren't so much open space, I might…read morehave forgotten it was a hotel bar. Great selection of bubbles by the glass and bottle. Really good old fashioned. I hate when bartenders can't make a good old fashioned. That should be the test, and these bartenders passed with flying colors. Fun place to celebrate or just sit and chat. Not loud at all, but it was pretty slow when I was there. Looked like there was plenty of space for groups. Classy but not pretentious. Really enjoyable experience.

Beau Nash is a friendly, fun spot with great service and a welcoming atmosphere. The location is…read moreconvenient, making it an easy choice for meeting friends or enjoying a relaxed evening out. As a Black-owned business, it's wonderful to support an establishment that creates a warm and inviting experience. One thing to note: wine selections are more limited for non-members. Overall, a great place to unwind and enjoy good company.