With an historic home in the heart of Uptown Dallas, this contemporary cocktail house is a hip spot for any gathering or celebrations. Enjoy a fine old fashioned or classic high ball, though we suggest getting cozy with a creative cocktail like the 90s Baby with vodka, dry curacao, cranberry gin, sweet lime and citric acid. 2614 Boll St.
Inventive spreads, vibey music, heady cocktails and a stunning interior make Harper’s the place to see and be seen, especially during it's newly added globally inspired brunches. Don’t forget to post a pic of your deliciously boozy breakfast cocktail—our fave is the aptly named Italian Flower. 2525 Elm St.
Featuring 20-plus signature cocktails and an extensive list of shareable bites, Royal 38 is a great spot to drink, snack, and mingle with your friends or impress a date. Enjoy ahi tuna nachos or Asian braised short rib while sipping on a cocktail from the extensive menu featuring vodka, gin, tequila and mezcal, rum and more. We love the Green Tara with vodka, jasmine green tea, lemon, lime and vanilla bean. 2301 N. Akard St., Ste. 210
If you’re looking for a late-night spot, Apothecary brings all the romance. This avant-garde cocktail lounge is perfect for you and your partner to celebrate a special moment or get to know each other better over creative cocktails like the Octopus's Garden and The Pea Cocktail. Fine dining snacks are also available, from lotus root chips to gimlet ceviche and torched wagyu nigiri. 1922 Greenville Ave.
Located inside the the Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek, The Mansion Bar offers live music every Friday and Saturday at 9 p.m. if you're looking to start your weekend with a bang. Enjoy jazz, soul and American pop played by expert performers while you sip and cheers with a classy cocktail. 2821 Turtle Creek Blvd.
This elegant and cozy spot provides all you need, from good food and drinks to music. The Mitchell is warm and intimate, great if you’re looking for a quiet spot to relax with a food menu that will entice and satisfy. 1404 Main St.
Cheer for your favorite team over delicious Tex-Mex eats and a margarita or ice cold beer (or two!). Pair your meal with a famous Mambo Taxi—Sauza Silver tequila, lime juice and housemade sangria with pinot noir, brandy and fruit juices—and plenty of cervezas. 77 Highland Park Village
In search of the ultimate place to unwind after a long day? The newly opened D.L. Mack's has got you covered. Grab a spot at the bar and order the classic martini—you can thank us later. As the sibling restaurant to Hudson House, this new Park Cities hub beckons with afternoon sips, shared plates and buzzy ambiance. 6501 Hillcrest Ave.
