So chill! I first came here with my friends for an emo night to celebrate their birthday. It was so…read moremuch fun! So I also decided to celebrate my birthday here during emo night! I stole her idea, thinking about it now. It was just so much fun. Toys day we had drinks ands again sang the night away. We love emo night!

Great dive bar atmosphere!! Their patio is where it's at for me--great spot to enjoy some drinks…read morewith friends.

This is a true dive bar. Which is what we love…read more We walked in early on a Thursday and it was dead. One bartender who was helpful, and cheap drinks. Can't complain! They have a few pool tables so we caught one and played a couple games. $1/game which is super fair. It was pretty quiet most of the night. We left around 10ish and things were starting to pick up, so it seems like it's a popular bar for the college kids in the area. Great night cap for us. Clean bathrooms. Good service.

Ambiance is tight. People are having a good time…read more Pool tables!! Green tea shooter - meh ok. Nice, chill spot. Will def return.

So skipped or missed turn to fancy eateries ended up at Sunshine…read more. Low and behold they had Thanksgiving dinner on deck.. Crowd is always unique.. Whatever that japenlo w/ esploana tequila, agave, and lime juice shot is bomb.com" Donna is the best bartending cook on planet.. D's Nuts Sugar Pecans were amazing.. I'll be back

4/26/26 we stopped in. We were instantly accused of being "too drunk" to serve. That's fine that…read morethe large old woman bartender thought that, she had the right to refuse service, but then as we were leaving, she decided to taunt us, yelling "bye" and "don't ever come back". We did nothing wrong to deserve that treatment. People at the bar were embarrassed for her, apologizing to us. Absolutely unacceptable behavior. I think she was the one who was drunk. We will return, after she is fired.

i love this place. i always come back to it if i haven't been in awhile. the staff is friendly. the…read moredrinks aren't overpriced and are usually on point. the entertainment is never-ending. if you don't sing but have an itch to don't be afraid, the crowd never boo's or heckles (the friends you came with might lol). quite the eclectic and welcoming atmosphere. everyone's there to have a good time, on and off the stage. don't forget to tip the dj, bartenders/waiting staff 'cause they work hard at keeping the party goin'. *it does get quite smoky but it's worth the good times, whether you remember 'em or not

I went there tonight. I used to be a regular when Earl was the KJ and before life got in the way of…read moreme having fun on a regular basis. The current KJ Nina is incredibly rude. She let me sing once and let other people sing 2-3 times after I did. She was dismissive when I brought this to her attention so I took back the tip I put in her jar that was double the amount of other tips. I hope you guys get a kinder KJ that will honor Earl's legacy. I will think twice before setting foot in this establishment again. There are other places to sing karaoke in Arlington. The bartenders are really nice and take good care of the patrons though.

This is a cool spot only me second time going, first was years ago and it's definitely going to…read morebecome a go to for me. It's a hole in the wall spot with good drinks and good wings and food. It's large inside for any die groups and the bar is a good size as well. The wings had a nice crunch to them and the sweet potato fries were delicious. The bartenders were great and ensured our cups stayed full and bellies as well.

Andrea the Bartender is the best and if you're hungry the foods amazing Keelan made one of the best…read morePhilly cheese steaks up I didn't even know which end to start at

Always great food and ambience! Friendly staff who can help you choose the best meal!read more

hi. Here it is. This is a place. I will let you know if this is the place for you. I wrote my…read moreoriginal post while I was a little lit and I as read it again I made corrections. It wasn't a bad time but it was a very chill environment. I don't think that is bad. It was crowded so obviously people in the area enjoy it and I told a coworker it might be a place for them but it was a general place that had a local feel. If like a little excitement or engagement like that it might not be that for you. I am pretty neutral most places and try to do a when in Rome sort of thing but did try to get everyone up and dancing which maybe wasn't the place for that at that time. Arlington is a small town feel with some cool spots, if you go alone you'll probably feel welcome.

I don't know if I can be friends with someone that doesn't like Pearl's. I'm a connoisseur of Texas…read moredive bars and this one is mine. Most days I spend my time in some of the finest restaurants in the Metroplex. Inner shitbag Jack has to get let out into his natural habitat sometimes. If you've ever had a desire to bend an elbow with me, I'm probably not turning down an invite to go drink at Pearl's. For the last fifteen years I have driven from Fort Worth to Dallas and back on 30. When the traffic backs up at Fielder, I exit, hang a left and a right on Division, and have a beer and a shot at Pearl's. It's the closest bar to my house (that doesn't feel like Deliverance) and Uber is $5 - that's happened. The older crowd of regulars (65+) really likes it when younger people come in. Marie is a riot. She invited me in for Christmas dinner when I told her I wasn't going to visit my family last year. I know I've aged since I started frequenting Pearl's but she hasn't. The name is weird: Marie's Pearl's Cherokee Lounge. Think of it as the dive bar version of Ruth's Chris. Marie's the owner of Pearl's, like Ruth Fertel buying Chris Steak House. Your reviewer has gotten extremely sloppy at Pearl's. It's easy to do, especially in the brutal summer. Very dark, good music, and a little cold, with a heavy hand on the bottle of choice. Shots come in 3 oz rocks glasses. The poor ladies behind the bar have heard me sing "Baba O'Riley" a little too loud a couple of times. Pearl's used to have the oldest bartender in Arlington, and she said she started working there when she was 18. I'd guess Slick is 85 at this point and I haven't seen her the last few times I've dropped in. Perhaps its a coincidence. I hope Slick's doing okay - she has some great stories and is the only octogenarian in history to cut me off. The motley crew of older folks at Pearl's is a riot. I've sat next to attorneys, truckers, teachers, bikers, shady characters, and a ton of retirees from every walk of life you can think of. Almost everyone is friendly as hell. Marie brings in free food from home on the weekends. I don't attend Pearl's much on Saturday and Sunday, but when I have, I enjoyed her cooking. For us degenerates that like to have a cigarette while they drink, this is our dive bar. Pearl's is an experience not to be missed. One day soon, we're going to have a very sterile service industry, and this is a throwback to when bars were fun. TLDR - I love this little slice of heaven, where my 40+ ass can get shlabombered cheap and everyone is cool, including the staff.

Used to be a regular, was a great spot. Bartenders are amazing and great prices…read more However, it's gotten weird lately. I saw the owner in there harassing his bar manager, pushing chairs around, and spitting tobacco on his own floor. They periodically go "cash only". Wonder why? I'm no Sherlock but it smells of skimming and money laundering. All of the old local regular musicians no longer will play there. Too bad, it's a piece of Arlington history.

What a great place, the cocktails are fantastic and you can order food from the bar too. Service is…read moregreat and it's just a classic spot. Staff is the best. Enjoy!

Friendly staff and well crafted drinks. The draft beer list surprises me with a New Belgium Grape…read moreFizz. Yall it hits right. There's a surprise around every corner that's going to keep you in your seat to try them all.

So, buddy asks me if I want to go have a drink at this bar across from Bell Helicopter one night…read more I'm like, "are you kidding? No!" He says it's a nice place, about as divey as where we were at the time, and after he said he'd drive, I said "sure, why not" Get there, walk in, and he's right. It's not bad at all. It's old inside and the last remodel looks like it was back in the 70's, but I never really care about that stuff. It was a weekend night and there were quite a few people there. Bartenders were quick and friendly. No draft beer, but a pretty stocked full bar so no complaints. One thing I really ended up liking best about this place, was it's a mostly older crowd. Majority of people, I'd guess, 40's and up, maybe upper 30's in the least. I'm bad with ages. Everyone was friendly. Looks like a big regular crowd, seemed everyone knew each other. People doing Karaoke in the corner. Everyone was having a good time. Didn't see any people having drama or walk in misfits making trouble. Bit of a drive for me, but might make this more of a first stop on the weekend place. Drinks were reasonable.

Nice smaller club with pool tables, a stage & dance floor. They have reasonably priced drinks…read moreserved by some of the nicest folks around. The regular crowd is friendly. I usually stop in for Friday Night Karaoke. Great K J with large song collection who is very easy to work with. The sing list is not overly long so it's a good laid back evening.

I love this place SO much. IMO the perfect laid back spot for any function, live band, even a…read morewedding would be bomb here. Super comfy, retro games, very friendly staff, great sound system, clean bathrooms- actually the whole place is really clean. The regulars are totally welcoming and friendly. I literally don't even want to get married but I'm considering doing it just so we can do it here lol. 10/10

Small Town bar good to go for some drinks and some billiards. Ambiance is chill and lights are on…read morelow. Bartenders are super fun to talk to and prices are pretty average.