Single wide is everything that big brother Double Wide is and more. It's cozy, friendly, and it has all types of people melting into one place. Looking for valet parking? Look somewhere else. Looking for chic and trendy bar.. keep looking! Looking for D-bag bartender who calls himself a mixologist?? Well.. just keep looking, because you won't find it here. What you will find is a place that will make you sing 80's retro karaoke on Sunday afternoons. You can find a dj spinning your favorite 45's from the 50's & 60's on Saturday night. Yes, those little bitty antique/vintage 45's that your grandma had. Looking for a new happy hour spot? You'll find a happy hour with hardcore drinks, with out breaking your budget. If you have never laid eyes on a velvet painting.. this is where you need to be. And as if hub caps were still in style, there's a wall of some of the best hub caps you'll ever see with having to stumble past your grandpas '79 Chevy. As most places on this part of Greenville Ave, parking is limited to a few on the street or behind the store fronts. But if you live in the area, walking or riding your bike is always recommended. read more

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This place was nice and I enjoyed my time here. Small with lots of crazy decorations on the walls. What I loved were the bartenders, who were nice and recommended all sorts of drinks. What I didn't care for was this vibe that it made it feel like it was trying to be a dark, dingy dive bar but it was just decorated like that. I heard many great things about its sister bar, double wide. Can't wait to check that out. read more

Single Wide - Christmas in Texas - Dive Bars Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Dive bar - check. Boone's Farm martini - check. Pixie Stick rim on aforementioned martini - check. Aw Dang shot made with Tang and SoCo - check. Velvet Elvis on the kitschy wood-paneled walls - check. I mean, what else could you want in a bar? read more

Single Wide - Dive Bars Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Sorry, but this is a hipster bar in Greenville disguised as a dive. Most of the people who come here probably haven't even been to a real Texas dive. Sunday is kareoke, so beware. WTF Moment: What's up with the smell? Febreeze that shit or something! read more

Single Wide - Dive Bars Near Me - Dallas, Texas

I was in Dallas visiting a friend who recently moved there and, as we are lovers of dive bars, she brought me here because it's reminiscent of one of our favorites in Pittsburgh. The space is small but it wasn't too busy, despite it being Friday evening. The menu of specials was absolutely hilarious, and pretty much everything involves Tang in some way or another. My friend recommended the Yoohoo Yeehaw; whoever wrote that it is a "liquified adult fudgesicle" nailed it. The drink consists of Yoohoo, vanilla vodka, and coffee liqueur. And it certainly packs a punch! I enjoyed the laid-back atmosphere. The bartenders were both friendly and attentive. I'd probably make this a regular stop if I lived in the area. read more

Single Wide - Current specials. We got a kick out of reading this. - Dive Bars Near Me - Dallas, Texas

This place. Is amazing. I love it so much. It's walkable from my house, which is a huge reason why it's my favorite bar in Dallas. 1 star for the Yoohoo Yeehaws 1 star for the bartenders 1 star for the crowd 1 star for the ambience 1 star for how happy I feel when I am here! Drinks are reasonable and you can always find an interesting person to talk to! Last time I was in, I convinced someone I just got out of prison and we had a really long and fascinating conversation about that! So fun! read more

Not much to say about this place since it is simple, tacky (in the best way possible), and fun. Small, long bar. Come for the frozen Yoohoo Yeehaws and stay a while. You won't believe how strong they are and they go down fast and cold - a great summer (or anytime of the year) treat! A true Dallas gem on Lower Greenville. Tip - Karaoke starts at 3 on Sundays and always makes for a good time! read more

Hit this place on a night of bar hopping with friends. The place is a bit tacky and definitely creepy. Lots of taxidermed animals, KISS/ Elvis/ naked women pictures paraphernalia. The bartenders were super nice, attentive and great at explaining their custom drinks. The made drinks efficiently and regularly came around to clean up empty drinks scattered in the room. We found an empty table past the bar and hung for a couple hours. The place was never overt crowded but was lively. The prices for my mixed drinks were slightly cheaper then other places. the only down side was the bathroom. I was disgustingly gross. There was only 1 room and it stunk. There was water on the floor. Just icky! read more

This place seems like a place where bikers hang out. Nothing wrong with that at all! The only issue I had was it was very small (occupancy of 67) and very loud. It was literally the bar, a small walking area and that's pretty much it. On top of that, the bathroom is unisex and boys can be pretty grody. The drinks here are unique. I would highly recommend the yoohoo yeehaw. Imagine a yoohoo slush with vodka. Yum. They also have karaoke here so if that's what you're into, you've found the spot! read more

Single Wide - Yoohoo Yeehaw - Dive Bars Near Me - Dallas, Texas

This place. Let's just ~dive right in, shall we. I'm so glad I made it here on a trip to Dallas recently. It's exactly the kind of place I want to be at. I'll not remember much about being here fondly. In fact, in my first (and currently only) night at Single Wide, I ~doubled down so to speak. We came here for a Yoohoo Yeehaw before being summoned to go to another bar that I will not name. Anyways, long story short, after the other bar we came BACK to Single Wide like, "Yoooohoooo, remember us? We want another frozen drink or five." What's the old saying? Double your Single Wide, double your fun. Or something. Am I about to move to Dallas just to make this my go-to bar? I mean, it's possible. read more

Divey AF...my new spot for cheap beer and great music. Not everyday you want a craft beer, some days you want to drink a lone star or PBR and listen to some Pantera. It's hard to F up a Dive bar formula, these guys do it well. As boogee as Dallas is Dive bars are dying out. There's only a handful around the downtown area and that include Deep Ellum. Keep up the great work guys read more

This is a great improvement to the former Winedale. They got rid of the pool table, it's much roomier and added more color to the place. I'm glad they don't open at 7am anymore. It invited too many shady people and the back door is out only. There is more booze stocked then before and they offer pickle juice chasers. Rock on Kim! read more

Great service. They are always welcoming. Cool interior. The owner is awesome. They remember you and what you drink. Keeps lower Greenville ave old school cool. read more

From the outside this place does not look all that enticing & to be honest the only real reason I walked into this bar was because it was on a bar crawl. With that being said, the moment I walked into the place I regretted having never been before. The atmosphere and decor of the place is awesome. (you have been forewarned, there are quite a bit of taxidermied animals scattered throughout). The place itself is quite small so things can get cramped. There are a few tables in the back and some seating at the bar, so you may be standing when you come to enjoy a drink. They do have some cool specialty drinks, including one with Yoohoo. Unfortunately, I did stick with a simple cider while I was there. I will most definitely be returning to this bar in the future and will be trying one of their specialty drinks. read more

*I heart Single Wide* Yeah, it's fun. You walk in and it feels like your granny's house, it's comfy and it's boozy. That is, if your granny lived in a single wide trailer and smoked and drank a lot (uh, I'm guilty on 2/3 of those)... What could be better? I love all the redneck dranks... I've had them all and like the cocktails that aren't the yahoo yeehaw the best (yeah, snob, i know). Beers are cheap, service is fun, atmosphere is cool. There's also a great outdoor spot/smokers lounge to sit on folding lawn chairs and watch the going's on on Greenville Ave. Yeah, i'm in love! read more

If 'kitsch' could be bottled and released into the world, this is what it would look like. Awesomely tacky velvet looking paintings with topless pin-ups adorn the walls that are covered in the obnoxious floral pattern you find in your grandma's house that hasn't been renovated since 1972. Everything about this bar is delightfully tacky -down to their Texas 'trashy' Mama's Mixes cocktails. Particularly, the Yoohoo Yeehaw - a tasty Yoohoo spirit spiked with some vodka. Sugar overload was my initial thought after reading the ingredients of this delectable drink, but no - it's actually a refreshingly light bevvie with a slight chocolate undertone. The vodka is barely identifiable...just how I like it...dangerous! Next up on my gratuitous happy hour agenda was the Boone's Farm Martini. That's right...Boone's Farm - doesn't get more trailer park than that. The best part...it's rimmed in colorful pixie stick sugar. Just in case it wasn't tacky enough. The staff is wonderful and eclectic all at once. I am insanely happy that Lower Greenville has reached the end of its temporary destructive construction to allow not only for additional parking, but also the benefits of curb appeal to all the fantastic local businesses that deserve all of Dallas's love and support! read more

This place is a perfectly trashy little addition to lower Greenville... to tell you the truth I'd more expect it to be in Deep Ellum, so its refreshing I suppose. "Tang" related drinks seem to be all the rage and they even have a Yoohoo drink here. We packed em in for a going away party and took over the end of the trailer, I mean bar. I like the way this little spot lights up inside at night and its got that trailer thing down. Bartender did his best to keep up with the unexpected mid week crowd... good job Mr. Tending to Yelp Elite drunks can be a real pain in the ass. Its a great starter before heading to the next drunken monkey... read more

I don't always visit dive bars, but when I do, I choose Single Wide. This is one of my favorite dives on Lower Greenville. It's been a stop on my Ugly Sweater Pub Crawl the past two years and will likely make it to a third year. Facility: If you're not looking for it, you may miss it. Keep your eyes peeled. It's a small narrow space with kitschy trailer park themed decor. You can squeeze through alongside the bar and sit at one of the few tables in the back if there's no space at the bar. It tends to get packed. If you aren't lucky enough to find a spot on Greenville in front of the bars and restaurants, head to the lot behind the nearby 7-11 which is a very short walk. Drinks/Service: Bartenders and door guys are always super chill and attentive. As usual, my drink of choice is whiskey. However, I have tried the signature frozen Yoohoo Yee-haw on many occasions. It's a tricky drink. The super sweet tootsie roll flavor masks all the well vodka. Proceed with caution! read more

Yahoo YEHAWWW Literally the main reason I come here... Ever been to DB's in Austin? Its like a cleaner less wild version of that. Lots of nice hipster dudes in denim/leather jackets with lots of patches, drinking some sort of craft beers and trying to list bands they've never heard of standing out side. But their nice and seem only slightly judgmental about my collared shirt. Once inside, it is a clean nice little dive bar with semi quiet music. friendly and attentive bartenders who actually make very good drinks. However, I can not order anything but a yahoo yehawww when I go.... Remember those tasty chocolate beverages as kids, well now its frozen and spiked with alcohol. ERRMAHHGURDDD... Its so good and fairly priced. I always recommend at least one when having a night on lower Greenville. read more

If you were truly a trailer, I'd give you five stars! But I will tell ya that you're way cooler than your big sister that Double Wide in Deep Ellum... Weird folks, snobby folks, hipster folks... they all collide right here. Why? YOO HOO YEEHAW baby! Don't let the chocolate milk and icey texture fool you. I've gotten a bit intoxicated on a few of these chuggin them too fast. Love this place. And hats off to Trent, the bouncer, for giving our rowdy group a second location to hit up down the street! read more

I cut my teeth, alcoholically speaking, on Greenville. In the 80's at places like Tango, Greenville Bar & Grill, Nick's Uptown and On The Air; and in the 90's working bars like Fish Dance and Arcadia. But lets face it. Greenville has seen better days. Nevertheless, some brave establishments seeking a return of the days of glory have staked their claims along this storied boulevard of late, and have begun to garner a following. Bars like The Libertine, and now Single Wide. Single Wide is right. This slim space along Greenville across from the Libertine is about two persons wide at the choke-point created by the bar. There is a smallish seating area if you can get around that choke-point, but there are no cocktail waitresses, so be forewarned. The drink selection is about the same as their Deep Ellum counterpart, including some interesting signature drinks like the Boone's Farm Martini - Boone's Farm/gin/vermouth, shaken, poured into a martini glass whose rim has been dusted with the contents of a pixie stick. It was like drinking in a Hunter S. Thompson novel. So if you somehow found somewhere to park along Greenville, give the Double Wide's little sister a visit! And be sure and check in on Yelp to get your free Single Wide beer coozi!! read more

This place is nice and unique very nice atmosphere. Cool choices of drinks and they have hot Cheetos witch was sweet.

A hole in the wall bar with great deco and lively crowd. It was really unexpected to see a bunch of people here in a Sunday night having fun, singing karaoke and slightly pushing each other to get a drink. read more

This can be a good or bad thing: They have a small menu of drinks to choose from and I had trouble finding a menu to pick from. The staff is very welcoming so that's a huge plus. I ended up getting their Yoo-Hoo drink which is the only drink option I'm familiar with because of their Double Wide location. As always, I recommend the Yoo-Hoo drink. I love the atmosphere here. Near the entrance, there is a table where you can sit at and peek outside. There's the bar area where you can sit at. There's also an area near the back with plenty of seating and few tables. I loved the seating area. I definitely plan to come back here but perhaps when it's not so busy. read more

Single Wide - Dive Bars Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Saturday night's bartender over charged multiple people in our group. The owner contacted and promised to check on this issue! Update 06/16/15- the amount was paid and the issue was not a pending issue- I just didn't have time to pass by the bar, or was not in that area- thank you for your help, and immediate reach out, and kind messages and I will try to pass by in the coming weeks! read more

The beautifully snaggletoothed little sister of the world famous Double Wide. Just like it's older sister....this bar is stocked full of great bartenders who are family...hell some of the bartenders pull double duty at both bars. That's like seeing both your rich grandparents on Christmas day! Drinks are cheap and the crowd is tolerable.....you do have to deal with the occasional uppity asshole who feels like he's slumming it outside of uptown...but that's ok...he can silently judge all the mustachioed and bearded dudes laughing at him cause he's shoved in a "weird nook or cranny" It's called Single Wide for a reason...it's a shotgun style layout just like trailer that I grew up in for the first 8 years of my life. If you don't like rubbing shoulders with others or making friendly conversation...don't come here. This is a must stop on your "Sunday Funday" ---- i've had many a Sunday pantless here with the other regulars - singing karaoke (badly i might add) Let's take Sundays out of the equation.....this is still fantastic place to come any time of the week.....grab a beer (or a hot toddy if it's cold) and sit on the benches outside and judge people walking by to your hearts content. read more

I LOVE the single wide. Pretentious people, do not dare step foot near our resident dive bar on greenville ave. The place is small and unsuspecting but you will find plenty of smiling faces and strong drinks inside. read more

The drinks, ambiance, and karaoke on Sundays is what makes this place a truly unique and one of a kind bar. If you enjoy good company and a carefree environment to drink a beer, this is your bar. read more

My first visit to the Singlewide was last week...I am already very familiar with the Doublewide, its sister bar, so I was curious to see what they did with the small space. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the decor was just as eclectic and yes, just as "tacky". I always dig velvet paintings, too... All in all, a really cute little place. Parking was remarkably easy, too...a plus! How can I say no to a drink called "Yoohoo Yeehaw?" I like chocolate-flavored beverages, so this one was right up my alley. It's like a White Russian with only half the guilt, and the same amount of alcoholic yumminess! Afterwards, I went for a Hurritang, which is basically a Hurricane with Tang instead of OJ. Oh-yes! I smiled as I sipped it down...I do love a beverage that reminds me of being a kid. Remember the big pair of lips that served as a mascot for Tang back in the day? Well, after a couple of these suckers, I wouldn't either! read more

Not a friendly place at all!! Bouncer is sooo angry an rude, he just gve us so stress, and hen we asked for the manager, the bouncer just took our beers and aks us to leave. No recommendedat all! read more

Single wide is a sister of double wide. I haven't been to double yet but I will!!! This place is small and cozy. Makes great for get togethers. I heard about their yoohoo-yeehaws before I came here so I had to get that! if you have good child hood memories of your mom making chocolate milk for you then you will have great memories getting drunk off their yoohoo yeehaws as an adult!!! lol It taste just like chocolate milk your mom used to make, frozen, and spiked with alcohol. That my friend, is an adult chocolate milk!!!!! you can get it frozen or not. I like it frozen! read more

I don't leave bad reviews but I forgot a bag of dude sweet chocolate at single wide and when I came back to pick it up, they had eaten it! It was for an out of town guest arriving tomorrow and I don't have time to go back to get more. I know it's my fault for forgetting it but I've always gone to both double and single wide and I'll never be back again. Terrible. read more

The Single Wide was hole 7 on a now much regretted game of bar golf that I played in. It was my first time to be at this location, but I've always been a P1 of the Double Wide. As the name dictates, yes this location is smaller and maybe a third of the bar size of the double wide. The scene here is one part dive bar and nine parts hipster. The drinks? Well, they're about one part dive bar and nine parts hipster. Highly recommended for a midday drink on a hot Texas Sunday. 8/10. read more

The humor is in the details. A few other nice touches that I haven't seen mentioned in any other reviews were the shotgun shell x-mas lights, the quilts used as drapes, the ripped nogahide bar stools, the lawn chairs in the small patio area, and the interesting taxidermy (fish eating other fish). Had a nice time while we were there. They were singing karaoke on a Sunday afternoon. The host was pretty funny, and the hipsters were singing some awkward 80's tunes. It was pretty entertaining. The bartender was very friendly (Allen, I think) and made sure to introduce himself and get our names so he could call us by our names. The Yoo Hoo drink that I've seen mentioned in other reviews is indeed delicious. If this bar was in my hometown, I'd probably be a regular. After I got some different clothes and maybe a funny hat to blend in with the hipsters of course. If it were in my hometown though, I don't think it would be full of hipsters, I think the clientele would match the theme. read more

Now I have another bingo spot! Wednesday night is bingo night from 7-midnight at the singlewide, which means leisurely rounds of free bingo starting at 7, drink specials (i.e. $2 wells and cans) until 9 pm, great prizes, and laidback fun. You can find a bar full of patrons on this night, so come early. The space is small though, so it doesn't fit more than about 75 folks in the most cramped situation. The bar is long and narrow, so if you are claustrophobic, this may not be the place for you. But if you want to enjoy some super cheap drinks in addition to the specialty drinks (yoohoo yeehaw), and try to win more free drinks through bingo-ing, then this is a chill, wednesday night bar spot! read more

Single Wide - Wednesday night is hump day bingo 7 pm- midnight - Dive Bars Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Half the trailer- all the trash. Or so promised the koozie I was given. I must say-it delivered. This is quite obviously the "little sister" to the Double Wide and brings all the things you love- tacky furnishings,crazy drinks(had the Boone's Farm Martini-love the pixie stick dusting they put on the rim), great bartenders. I love walking down Greenville and seeing a front patio that has lawnchairs and plastic tables as their decor! Finally a place that I can truly feel at home! Stop in and play a game of Elvis pinball while admiring the velvet paintings. Single Wide-I am glad you parked your trailer here. read more

Pretty neat hole-in-the-wall type bar. Staff was pretty cool. Their yahoo woohoo something or another drink was DLCS. Tip: The Elvis pinball machine is much bigger bang for your buck than the Nascar pinball machine. Tell them Andrew T sent you and you'll get nothing in return. read more

LOVE THIS PLACE!! Mike the bartender is the tits, he makes me gin and sour drink PERFECT every time, which no one else can seem to do right, so I'm super impressed with this bar! It's always decorated for every holiday, it has a great atmosphere to get tipsy in, and it's just all around my favorite bar to come to. If you're looking for a fun place to drink and be around some cool vibes COME HERE! The other blonde bartender is also equally as good, if you want you drinks made right come here...did I mention during happy hour I can get two well guns for $6.50 read more

Cozy is not the right word. Cozy makes me think of grandmothers, blankets, and sometimes being slightly stifled (no offense to my grandmothers). Single Wide- as the name implies is a narrow slot on Greenville Ave. But it's not cozy. It's more badass-pawnshop-bestfriend's-basement hangout. Hubcaps on the wall, pinball in the corner, yoohoo yeehaw in your hand. This is a place to let it out. Take a breath, bitch about work, make new friends, people watch, and get another drink. Tip: Enjoy Happy Hour until 9 Mon-Fri. For real! read more

Once upon a time there was a bar called the Winedale Tavern. It was a little dive bar on Greenville that you had to really know was there or you'd miss it. (Heck, you could miss it even if you knew it was supposed to be there...and drive back and forth...and back...and forth...looking for it. Not that I'd know anything about that.) The Winedale was a great little dive bar with a fun karaoke scene. We mourned its passing. Then the space was taken over by new owners and it became...the Single Wide. And it was even better. While this place still feels divey, that's manufactured dive. There's nothing sketchy about it. It's a fun (redneck) atmosphere that makes you feel at home...even if you've never stepped foot in a trailer. They also offer karaoke Sunday afternoon (4-8), which has become a bit of a staple for my group of friends. If you like karaoke, it's a good place to sing - it's small, so the crowd never gets so big that you can't get your share of songs. My only gripe with the place is that it is SO tiny. If you want to see people sing, you have to sit at the bar, but then it's not conducive to hanging out between songs, because you're lined up in a row and there's not much room to stand behind people and talk. There are a handful of tables in the back, but they're low tables, so you can't see over the bar well to see the stage. Still, I've been here many, many times and will be back many more. read more