By Tony · · Sporting Club, 2516 Florence St Ste C, Dallas, TX 75204, USA
The Sporting Club in Deep Ellum, Dallas is a great mix of a sports bar and a nightclub with loud music, big TVs, and a dressed-up, multicultural crowd. They play Top 40 type rap, making it a fun spot to go out on a weekend night or spend a Sunday afternoon day-drinking and watching football. They offer hookah along with solid food like burgers, wings, and pizza, and the prices for food and drinks are reasonable—just keep in mind that they do add an automatic gratuity to your bill. It gets very crowded on weekend nights, and the door guy might give you a hard time if you are wearing shorts, so…
By Tony · · Pr's, 2411 N Main St, Fort Worth, TX 76164, USA
PR’s Saloon in Fort Worth is an easygoing, budget-friendly staple for a night out, especially on a Thursday when the crowd is raging on a weekday. Because it’s an 18+ venue, you’ll find a diverse mix of people of all ages, making it an easy place to mingle, chat, and meet people. Between the line dancing taking over the dance floor and the wallet-friendly prices—highlighted by $1 Jell-O shots—the energy stays fun without breaking the bank. The spacious backyard patio is a major highlight, complete with convenient multiple entrances and exits as well as a food truck stationed right outside for…
By Tony · · Bar W, 2926 Maple Ave, Dallas, TX 75201, USA
Bar W in Uptown Dallas is a great spot to watch sports. The big outdoor patio is the best part, with lots of shade, an upstairs balcony that opens at night, and a huge projector screen for the games. Inside has a fun sports-bar feel, and grabbing a cold Austin Eastciders cider—which tastes light and refreshing like a Blue Moon—is a great choice. The food is pretty plain and a bit expensive, but the vibe makes up for it. Most of the crowd is made up of single young professionals, so it is an easy place to meet nice people. If you go on an NFL Sunday, expect a huge group of Buffalo Bills fans i…
By Tony · · Happiest Hour, 2616 Olive St, Dallas, TX 75201, USA
Happiest Hour is a fancy, high-energy bar located in the heart of the city with fantastic Uptown skyline views, though it definitely carries expensive prices. The crowd leans slightly older, mostly late 30s to mid-50s, making it a relatively tame and classic spot to watch the Cowboys, yet it remains an easy go-to pick for weekend partying from Friday night through college football Saturday and Sunday NFL games. The rooftop is easily the best part of the venue, but because it lacks an overhead cover, it is really only enjoyable at night once the sun goes down. While the food is just okay and t…
By Tony · · Stockyard Saloon, 2409 N Main St, Fort Worth, TX 76164, USA
Stockyards Saloon ( is easy to miss. There’s no big sign and no bouncer at the door—just a pair of swinging wooden saloon doors you have to look for. Inside, it’s a classic dive bar made for lonely hearts. If you’ve ever had your heart broken, this is your spot. The beer is cheap and cold, and there are three pool tables to keep you busy. The people and staff can seem a little standoffish at first, but the crowd warms up once the music starts.The main draw is the karaoke. If you love watching people pour their souls into poorly sung country music, you’ll feel right at home.It’s hard to find,…
By Tony · · The Betty, 510 Rio Grande St, Austin, TX 78701, USA
There is truly nothing better than a Mexican honky-tonk, and The Betty Cocktail Lounge delivers on every front. If you're looking for a place to heal heartbreak or hear a singer deliver soulful ballads so moving they'll bring a tear to your eye, this is the spot. Unlike typical reggaeton clubs, this is an authentic ranchera-style lounge with live brass, drums, and classic Mexican music creating an electric, one-of-a-kind atmosphere. The crowd is warm, welcoming, and easygoing—everyone was friendly, and while the music and culture take center stage, it feels inclusive and lively for everyone w…
By Tony · · Mayfair Austin, 501 W 6th St Ste. 300, Austin, TX 78701, USA
Mayfair Austin is a Vegas-style megaclub on West 6th built for high-energy nightlife. The crowd leans young, with the average age solidly in their 20s. The second floor centers entirely around VIP bottle service. If you have a table, it is a great time, but without one, you are mostly standing around watching other people party in their booths. The rooftop upstairs is easily the best part. It overlooks the Austin skyline and has a lively, open-air vibe where people are much friendlier and easier to talk to. Standard drinks at the bar are also surprisingly reasonably priced for a premier downt…
By Tony · · NAYA, 506 West Ave, Austin, TX 78701, USA
NAYA stands out as one of the few dedicated hip-hop nightlife venues in Austin, drawing a predominantly Black crowd that brings unmatched energy, glitz, and glamour to the room.The venue is chic and stylish, from its sleek glowing exterior to the moody, warm amber lighting inside. Woven basket chandeliers, plush neutral lounge seating, sheer drapes, and lush greenery across the covered patio give the space an upscale lounge feel that transitions seamlessly into a party. Best of all, there is no cover charge at the door. The DJs keep the soundtrack focused squarely on hip-hop, R&B, and high-en…
By Tony · · BLVD Social, 3015 Gulden Ln Suite 105, Dallas, TX 75212, USA
BLVD Social was founded by a former Bottled Blonde manager who split off over disagreements regarding Palomino Ranch, and Dallas nightlife is genuinely better for it. Dallas is roughly divided into four main nightlife quarters: Uptown to the north, Downtown to the south, Deep Ellum to the east, and Trinity Groves / Trinity Skyline to the west. On the west side of town, BLVD Social stands out as the marquee destination. It is a massive space with a genuine, welcoming urban lounge feel. The crowd is diverse—about 50% Black, 25% white, and 25% Hispanic—and easily one of the friendliest groups yo…
By Tony · · Stratos, 2907 W Northwest Hwy, Dallas, TX 75220, USA
Stratos Bar & Grill on Northwest Highway is right up there with big Dallas Latin nightlife spots like Rodeo, Boulevard, and Cash Cow. You can tell they put real money into the setup, with a two-story layout and comfortable white and turquoise VIP booths framing the dance floor. The crowd brings together people from all over South America and the Caribbean, including Venezuelans, Dominicans, Peruvians, and Argentinians. The DJs play a steady mix of reggaeton, dembow, and Latin urban music that keeps the place moving. Things start out slow and really get going around midnight when the dance flo…
By Tony · · Austin Garden Inn Cahoots, 1221 E 6th St, Austin, TX 78702, USA
Austin Garden at Inn Cahoots is a standout East Austin spot that blends two distinct nightlife vibes across multiple levels.The lower outdoor space easily accommodates 100 to 200 people. Fitted with turf, picnic tables under striped umbrellas, and massive outdoor screens, it provides an ideal open-air setup for catching Saturday college football games with a lively crowd. The Rooftop Lounge shifts into an energetic deck bumping techno and house music beneath green neon lighting, framed by panoramic views of the downtown skyline. While drink promos are often tied to gaming app sign-ups, regula…
By Tony · · Dominican Restaurant, 300 N Coit Rd Suite 270, Richardson, TX 75080, USA
Dominican Restaurant & Lounge. Hands down the best Halloween party ever! Tucked away in an unassuming strip mall in North Dallas, this place turned out to be the wildest Dominican party in the city. Do not let the quiet exterior fool you—the moment you step through the doors, the venue is completely transformed. Between the purple and magenta lighting, shimmering disco balls, and extensive Halloween decor covering the ceilings in webs and ghouls, the space was running on pure adrenaline. The crowd was lit beyond belief and showed out in full force with incredible costumes, ranging from Silent…
By Tony · · The Lucky Duck, 1300 E 6th St, Austin, TX 78702, USA
The Lucky Duck is an awesome beer garden on East 6th! It has a fantastic outdoor vibe and is surprisingly much bigger on the inside and back than it looks from the street. It’s a great spot for good, affordable food and drinks. The crowd leans mostly late 20s to early 30s, and the atmosphere is super welcoming—everyone is friendly, and people are always happy to share picnic tables with strangers. Between the arcade machines, comfortable worn leather seating inside, and the massive backyard patio with string lights, this spot makes for epic nights out. A true local favorite in Austin!
By Tony · · Red Bull Riviere 1501 E 7th St, Austin, TX 78702, USA
Red Bull Austin Race Nights on dirty 6th delivered an awesome F1 fan experience,we got to change F1 tires in the pit stop challenge, get in f1 vecihele simulators, and hearing directly from drivers during the live stage. While the beers were on the expensive side, the venue served as an ideal spot to take a breather, sit down, and recharge in the middle of an Austin bar crawl. The crowd brought energy and was friendly, with people happy to strike up conversations about the race and share open picnic tables throughout the yard.
By Tony · · Lefty's Day & Night, 1813 C E 6th St, Austin, TX 78702, USA
Lefty's Day & Night delivers one of the absolute best game day experiences on 6th Street, blending cheap beers with a welcoming crowd where you'll make new friends before the first half even ends. The layout offers plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, and the massive roll-up garage doors let in plenty of fresh air so the space stays comfortable and breezy while everyone watches the screens. Between the affordable drinks, the open layout, and the electric vibe from fans high-fiving and waving towels on every big play, the energy here is tough to beat
By Tony · · Buford's, 700 W 6th St, Austin, TX 78701, USA
Buford’s Backyard Beer Garden is a premier spot for watching college football on Saturdays, packing an high-octane game-day atmosphere across its massive indoor and outdoor Patio. Beyond the sports and party scene, it serves as a surprisingly great networking hub where young professionals, locals, and visitors mingle, making it easy to strike up conversations and connect over business or real estate. The venue draws a diverse crowd, seamlessly blending a younger Austin demographic with an older, relaxed clientele depending on the time of day. While their broad selection of draft craft beers r…
By Tony · · Key Bar, 617 W 6th St, Austin, TX 78701, USA
If you’re looking for a fun spot in Austin with great energy, Key Bar on West 6th is the place to be! It’s super easy to talk to strangers and make new friends—the crowd is young, friendly, and always down to dance. The drinks are affordable, and best of all, there’s no annoying line to get in. If you have a friend visiting Austin for the weekend, this is definitely where you should take them!
By Bill · · Reverchon Park, 3505 Maple Ave, Dallas, TX 75219, USA
The Sidequest pop-up in Dallas was a total blast, bringing out an energetic crowd of over 1,500 young people looking to connect and vibe to live music. DJ duo Sidequest rode an electric bike through the crowd while fans pulled them, with special guests Caleb McDaniel and Markell Washington joining in on the action. The organizers provided free drinks and water, and many attendees stayed at the park for another 30 to 45 minutes after the music stopped just to hang out. However, the event was quite disorganized and suffered from serious safety hazards along the narrow park trails. Despite the p…
By Tony · · Soirée Coffee & Cocktail Bar, 320 Singleton Blvd Ste 190, Dallas, TX 75212, USA
Soirée Coffee & Cocktail Bar is a great spot in Trinity Groves if you're looking for a place with a stylish atmosphere, great drinks, and good music. The blend of coffee shop, cocktail lounge, and jazz bar gives it a unique vibe, with classy decor, comfortable seating, and an inviting atmosphere. The signature lattes and cocktails are a nice touch, and the brunch menu offers plenty of Southern comfort food favorites. The live music adds to the experience, although it can get a little loud during busy brunch hours. Overall, it's a great place for brunch, a date, or a night out with friends. De…
By Tony · · Round Two, 821 W Davis St, Dallas, TX 75208, USA
Round Two is a super fun West Dallas bar arcade packed with pool tables, video games, claw machines, and great beer. It’s definitely a spot built for coming out and having a good time with a group of friends. One major thing to be aware of: there is a $7 cover charge. There’s no sign or warning at the door; they just let you know the $7 is being added to your tab. (Mondays are the exception to this rule!) Because of the hidden entry fee and group-focused deals, it's not the best spot for a solo drinker, but it's fantastic for groups. The vibe is highly welcoming and LGBTQ+-friendly, and they…
By Tony · · Kilmac’s, 814 W Davis St, Dallas, TX 75208, USA
Kilmac’s is a fantastic West Dallas spot brought to us by legendary Dallas bar owner Fergal (the mastermind behind both Old Monk locations). While there are regular bars and there are patio bars, Kilmac’s is the ultimate patio bar. It features a cozy, dimly lit indoor space, but the real star of the show is the massive, pet-friendly outdoor patio. With plenty of room and a crowd of friendly patrons, it's the perfect spot to kick back outside, have a smoke, and enjoy some beers with friends. It’s also a massive Halloween favorite—they go dressed to the nines in spooky decor. If you're the type…
By Tony · · Old Monk Oak Cliff, 810 W Davis St, Dallas, TX 75208, USA
Old Monk Oak Cliff is a fantastic West Dallas spot owned by legendary Dallas bar owner, Fergal. It serves as a true marquee bar for the neighborhood, offering a much more laid-back, local vibe compared to the traditional Bishop Arts spots. The drink menu is top-tier, featuring Belgian favorites like Delirium Tremens. They also bring the classic Irish tradition of beer blending to the States—mixing beers is something you don’t see often in America, but they do it perfectly here. The space is massive, complete with a great front patio and an awesome backyard. It attracts a more mature, relaxed…
By Tony · · PM Lounge, 2918 N Henderson Ave, Dallas, TX 75206, USA
PM Lounge on a Tuesday is a chill venue to network and meet local industry folks—like bottle girls and bartenders—in an off-work setting. Located in Uptown Dallas on the east side of 75, it’s also a surprisingly great place to meet some of the city's wealthiest bachelors. The average age of the patrons is older 30s to mid-40s, making it a great spot to network with an affluent crowd in a less stuck-up environment. There are no lines, the door guy is cool, and everyone is laid-back. It draws a diverse, multicultural crowd with Top 40 hip-hop playing in the background. One thing I really like a…
By Tony · · Thomas Avenue Beverage Co, 2901 Thomas Ave, Dallas, TX 75204, USA
Thomas Avenue Beverage Co. is a neighborhood bar owned by Dallas legend Eddie Campbell, the mind behind Parliament and Standard Pour. He has created a spot that is sophisticated yet incredibly welcoming. With its wonderful patio, excellent happy hour, exceptionally affordable drink specials, and friendly staff, it’s the perfect setting for a relaxed date or a solo afternoon with a book. The bar effortlessly draws an intellectual, conversational crowd, making it just as great for catching up with friends as it is for meeting someone new. Within Campbell's venue lineup, there’s truly something…
By Tony · · The Standard Pour, 2900 McKinney Ave, Dallas, TX 75204, USA
If you’re looking to grab drinks in Uptown Dallas without breaking the bank, The Standard Pour is an absolute must-visit. They offer some of the best drink prices in the area, made even better by their all-day happy hour on Mondays. During my visit, I tried the Diablo Margarita—it had that perfect, fiery kick of spice just the way I like it. The atmosphere was lively and buzzing with people tuned into Monday Night Football, and the overall crowd was super friendly and welcoming. It's an ideal spot to catch a game and make new friends. Fun fact—The Standard Pour shares ownership with Parliamen…
By Tony · · Pangea Trinity Groves, 3011 Gulden Ln, Suite 110, Dallas, TX 75212
Pangea Trinity Groves is an incredible Afro-Mexican fusion restaurant created by Food Network personality Chef Kevin Ashade. They serve fancy cocktails and delicious suya-inspired dishes! The staff was super friendly and helpful, the service was fantastic, and the restaurant was spotlessly clean with beautiful decor. They also have a great outdoor patio with hookah available, accompanied by energetic Afrobeat music. Nothing disappointed! I highly recommend the crab fingers—my little brother loved them so much that he ordered a second round to go before we left.
By Tony · · Hi Dallas, 2026 Commerce St ste b, Dallas, TX 75201, USA
Hi DAllas (listed as Hyde Lounge on Google / Hide Dallas) is a great time, as long as you know when to go. I originally showed up around 11:00 PM and it was mostly empty, but when I came back around 12:40 AM, the bar was bumping and the dance floor was going! The DJ played smooth, slow-rhythm AfroBeats that kept the energy right, and early in the night, a lot of people were enjoying hookah. If you want a change of pace, their sister bar right next door plays house music, which is a nice bonus. The crowd skewed toward a mature 30–40 age demographic with a great guy-to-girl ratio, and everyone…
By Tony · · Nowhere Deep Ellum, 2826 Elm St, Dallas, TX 75226, USA
Nowhere is such a cool, high-energy hip-hop bar in Deep Ellum! They offer great deals like $5 shots and reasonably priced hookahs, making it an easy spot to have a good time. It’s got an urban vibe where everyone comes to party, and it’s the kind of place where complete strangers end up dancing together on the floor. There’s no dress code, security pats down everyone at the door for safety, and it’s also a fantastic spot if you’re looking to get bottle service and a good time.
By Tony · · Armoury D.E., 2714 Elm St, Dallas, TX 75226, USA
Armoury D.E. is a Deep Ellum bar in the most traditional sense. It’s a classic, fun hole-in-the-wall spot with live music, cheap beers, and great vibes. Inside, they play old-school '90s rap and draw an intimate, mature crowd enjoying the laid-back atmosphere. They also have an awesome patio where most patrons love to hang out, giving off a cool New York-style beer garden vibe. The staff is super friendly and welcoming—definitely a great spot if you’re looking for a cool place to chill!
By Tony · · Vidorra, 2642 Main St, Dallas, TX 75226, USA
Vidorra in Deep Ellum is a must-visit, if you love Latin music. Downstairs offers a great restaurant setup with indoor and outdoor seating, while the rooftop bar upstairs brings the energy with a live DJ and awesome neighborhood views. It’s a fantastic spot to hang with friends—especially on Wednesdays for their free salsa dancing lessons. Definitely check it out on your next bar crawl!
By Tony · · Trinity Cider, 2721 Main St, Dallas, TX 75226, USA
Trinity Cider in Deep Ellum, Dallas is such a cool concept—it’s part distillery, part Dominican restaurant! They had a live DJ playing on Sundays, plenty of bar games, and a super family-friendly environment with people dancing and having a great time. The food was delicious and the portions were hearty. I tried their world-famous Bacon Jam Beer, which placed 2nd at the Texas State Fair! Definitely a must-visit spot for bar enthusiasts who love a casual, vibrant Latin vibe.
By Tony · · Catbird, 1401 Elm St, Dallas, TX 75201, USA
Catbird is easily one of downtown Dallas's best-kept secrets. The space is remarkably spacious with plenty of seating, an awesome outdoor deck, and skyline views that easily compete with the best in the city. Unlike many downtown rooftops, the vibe here is welcoming and comfortable. There’s no strict dress code—most patrons opt for business casual—and the crowd spans all ages. It’s an ideal environment for networking with active business professionals, as people naturally strike up friendly conversations in small groups. The drink prices are refreshingly reasonable for the location (got a teq…
By Tony · · Bronc's Tack Room, 115 W Exchange Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76164, USA
Bronc's Tack Room, conveniently placed right next to Basement Bar, is an absolute blast in the Stockyards, Fort Worth, TX! Its setup features a basement bar downstairs and a restaurant upstairs.Downstairs is all about the party and drinks—the DJ does a fantastic job fine-tuning and switching back and forth between country and hip-hop. The balance is perfect, the drinks are cheap, the crowd is friendly, and pretty much everyone is up talking, dancing, and having a good time by the bar or out on the patio.Upstairs offers delicious, well-priced food. It makes for a seamless night out: eat upstai…
By Tony · · 105 W Exchange Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76164, USA
If you're looking for a great time at a Country-Western bar, the Basement Bar is an absolute must-visit in the Fort Worth Stockyards, the atmosphere is unbeatable—the walls and ceilings are completely covered in one-dollar bills left by past patrons. You get loud country music, friendly vibes, and cheap beer. It's the perfect place to let loose and enjoy an authentic honky-tonk night out! And did I mention the $4 dollar shots?
By Tony · · 122 E Exchange Ave #340, Fort Worth, TX 76164, USA
Whether you’re visiting from out of town or making the quick drive over from Dallas for a weekend adventure in the Stockyards, Fort Worth, Second Rodeo Brewing is an absolute must.The line outside can get long, but don't let that intimidate you—it moves fast! Once you're inside, the open-air beer garden vibe, live music, and fantastic food make it completely worth it. Make sure to try their "No Regrets" brew while you're there—it’s absolutely delicious. High energy, great crowds, and efficient service. Can't wait to go back!
By Tony · · 200 N Bishop Ave Ste 113, Dallas, TX 75208, USA
Casablanca in Bishop Arts is such a wonderful spot—and yes, it’s definitely open regardless of what Google says! Tucked away in an alley, finding this place feels like discovering an exotic hidden treassure. Inside, there's plenty of lounge space, a super cool karaoke room, and an awesome outdoor bar glowing with neon lights. The food is delicious, the cocktails are exotic, and the canned beers are priced just right for anyone looking to enjoy a few drinks. Most nights, you’ll catch the owner, Ali, running the show and welcoming a diverse crowd of all kinds. It's a fantastic spot to hang out…
By Tony · · 1910 Pacific Ave #1400, Dallas, TX 75201, USA
Pangea in Downtown Dallas is a whole vibe! Packed crowd, great Afrobeats, and plenty of space with an indoor patio setup. On one hand, you’ve got stunning, elegant women pulling guys onto the dance floor, and on the other... you're paying $23 for basic tequila shots and praying for stronger AC. It definitely has its highs to praise and a few eye-rolling drawbacks, but overall, it's a fantastic time!
By Tony · · 7300 Lone Star Dr C150, Plano, TX 75024, USA
GIGI on a Wednesday night is a total Latin paradise! Located at The Shops at Legacy in Plano, this bar plays bachata, salsa, and Bad Bunny all night long—and people actually dance! I don't even know how to dance, but that didn't stop me from having an amazing time. I had tons of dance partners asking me to join in. It’s a magical spot where anyone will dance with anyone, regardless of whether they came with a date. While that might seem a little different from typical social norms, it feels completely natural in Latin dance culture—so hey, when in Rome! The drinks are on the pricier side, but…
By Tony · · 340 Singleton Blvd, Dallas, TX 75212, USA
I visited Crafty Crab in Trinity Groves on a Monday, and it was quite an experience! The food was great, the drinks were strong, prices were reasonable, and the staff was super friendly. The venue itself is beautiful and huge with tons of space, but it was mostly empty. Honestly, this place feels like a hidden Dallas gem that might not stick around if people don't go. It has all the glam and energy of Dallas's top nightlife spots, but for some reason—even in the heart of a major nightlife hub—they close early at 10 PM on weekdays and 11 PM on weekends. If you live in Dallas, definitely check…
I checked out Trophy in Deep Ellum, Dallas on a Wednesday, and it was a great time. Although the patio was closed, the main open area of the bar was completely packed. The setup and energy are very similar to the now-closed Bottled Blonde. They played a great mix of hip-hop and reggaeton, drawing a diverse, multicultural crowd where everyone was just having fun. Drinks are a little pricey, and they do add an automatic gratuity to every tab, so keep that in mind before you add an extra tip. Overall, the vibes are perfect for a mid-week adventure. It’s not quite as crazy as Trak & A$, but it i…
On a Wednesday, I went to a bar in Deep Ellum called Trak & A$, and it was lit beyond any rational expectations. It felt like a Saturday night after a football game, a rare exception for Dallas bar culture. The people there were friendly, and a stranger even bought me a drink within my first five minutes at the bar. There was no line at the door, and the staff was polite and professional. To be clear, this is not a sexually oriented business, though the female bartenders do dress provocatively. The crowd was mostly in their mid-20s to late 30s, with a predominantly Hispanic audience and grea…
By Tony · · 2601 Gaston Ave, Dallas, TX 75226, USA
Vice Park was hands down the winner of Labor Day weekend! It’s a fantastic venue featuring a massive rooftop bar, great vibes, and a friendly staff. The music was on point with loud Afrobeats, Reggaeton, and house tracks. There’s also plenty of space for tables, and bottle service is reasonably priced at around $400. Strong Recommendation.
Prime Sports Bar is an awesome new spot in Deep Ellum. They have fun arcade games, clean bathrooms, and zero lines to get in. It’s the perfect place to kick off your night. I highly recommend stopping by here to use their restroom—before heading over to Trophy Room. lol
Run It Up! Is this the best run club in Dallas, Texas? It's filled with great people and features a very cool running location right near the Trinity skyline.
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By Tony · · 1406 N Zang Blvd, Dallas, TX 75203, USA
OAK CLIFF RUN CLUB. I had a great time running with some awesome people at the Oak Cliff Run Club. We had the option to run 2 or 3 miles around the backside of downtown Dallas, near the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. We met up around 6:45 PM and took off at 7:00 PM. Keep in mind that there’s no group stretching or formal introductions beforehand—you just show up, warm up on your own, and run! Afterward, the fun really starts with a raffle, free beer, and even a piñata. The club definitely has a great Hispanic flair, but it's a very multicultural crowd. Almost everyone is a casual run…
By Tony · · 423 Singleton Blvd, Dallas, TX 75212, USA
Run It Up Run Club in Dallas, TX, is such a great time and an awesome way to meet new people! They offer a variety of pace groups, making it perfect for every type of runner
By Tony · · 900 Airport Fwy Ste 166, Hurst, TX 76054, USA
I found this nice hole-in-the-wall in Fort Worth called Bronco's Sports Bar & Grill. It was a great hangout with games on TV, pool tables, pub grub, long happy hours & live music nights.